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CALENDAR
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PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDBNCE OF
THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS.
EDWARD III.
A.D. 1330—1334.
PUBUSHBD BY AUTHORITY OP HER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OP STATE
FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
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PRIKTSBS TO THE QTJEEN's MOST BXCELLBNT MAJB8TT.
And to be pnrohased, either directly or throngh any Bookseller, from
EYRE AND SPOTTISWOODE, East Harding Street, Fleet Street, B.C. ; or
JOHN MENZIES & Co., 12, Hanover Street, Edinburgh, and
90, Wbst Nile Street, Glasgow; or
HODGES, FIGGIS, & Co., Limited, 104, Grafton Street, Dublin.
1893.
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CONTENTS.
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Index ....... 535
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PREFACE.
The present yolume forms part of a series of Calendars of
the Patent Bolls from the reigd of Edward I. to that of
Henry VII., the object and character of which are ex-
plained in the Preface to the first volume for the reign of
Edward HI. (a.d. 1327—1330). The text has been pre-
pared under my immediate supervision by Mr. R. F.
Isaacson, of the Public Record OflBce. Mr. Isaacsou has
also compiled the Index.
H, C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Bolls HovsCf
November 1893.
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CALENDAR
OF THE
PATENT ROLLS
4 EDWARD III.— Paet II.
1330. Mbmbranb 42.
Aug. 25. Exemplificatiouy at the request of Margaret late the wife, and Giles the
Lincoln. son and heir, of Bartholomew de Badelesmere of letters patent, dated 6
October, 8 Edward II., being a grant to the said Bartholomew, Margaret
and the heirs of Bartholomew, of the manor of Ljsnes, co. Kent.
Sept. 15. Safe conduct, for one year, for Roger de Medfeld, butler of Elizabeth
Nottingham, de Burgo, sent by her to the duchy [of Aquitaine] to buy wine.
Protection and safe conduct until the work is finished for Adam de
Quenby, hermit of the chapel of St. Helen, Shupton, while seeking means
of carriage and alms to enable him to make a safe way in the forest of
Galtres at a place called les Polles where many accidents have occurred by
reason of the depth of the ways.
Sept. 18. Licence for Richard Cogan, knight, to enfeoff William de Langeleye,
Nottingham, clerk, and William Sender of the manor of Hunspille, co. Somerset, with
the advowson of the church and the knights* fees belonging to the same,
held in chief, and for them to re-grant the same to the said Richard, Mary
his wife and his heirs. By p.8.
Sept. 11. Grant to Hugh de Atterton and Roger de Tynneslewe of the custody of
Nottingham, the hays of Billehagh and Berkeland in Shirewode Forest, during their
lives. By p.s.
Aug. 20. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 20 March, 4 Edward II., being
Hecklngton. a pardon to Bartholomew de Badelesmere, son and heir of Guncelin de
Badelesmere, of 1,000 marks due to the king.
Aug. 24. The like of letters patent^ dated 15th November, 14 Edward II., being
Lincoln. a grant to the said Bartholomew of what was due to the king by reason
of wastes committed by John de Wendale in the manor of Laghton, co.
Sussex.
Aug. 25. The like, at the request of Margaret late the wife, and Giles the son and
Linoohi. heir, of the said Bartholomew, of letters patent dated 8 August, 14
Edward II., being an imperimus of a release by Matthew de Monte Martini,
kniffht, to the said Bartholomew, Margaret his wife and his heirs and assigns,
of all right in the manor of Bourne, co. Sussex.
Aug. 24. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 3 August, 11 Edward U., being a
linooln. srant to the said Bartholomew of 4,000 marks in four years out of the first
fruits of void benefices, or from other issues if these fall short of that sum.
Sept. 12. Simple protection until Christmas for Master Robert de Wambergge.
Kottingbam.
Sept 12. Presentation of William de Clopcote, or Clopton, parson of the church of
Kotungbam. Of culm, in the diocese of Exeter, to the church of Shipton Malet, in the
U 65668. 400.— 7/91. Wt. i<K)»0. A
5t
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^330. Membrane ^2^^eont.
diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the land and heir of Regmald son of Reginald ; on an exchange of benefices
with William de Lutulton. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Grant for the household of Edward, the king's son, of a yearly sum of
Nottiogham. 500 marks out of the 1,000 marks paid by Oliver de Ingham, justice of
Chester, for the farm of that county. [Foedera.] By p.s.
Mandate to the said Oliver to pay the same to the keeper of the prince's
wardrobe.
Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, staying in England, has letters
nominating John de Frisyngfeld and Rc^ die Erdesleye his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
The said Roger has the like nominating Robert Poer and Roger de
Erdesleye.
The said Roger and Joan his wife have the like nominating John de
Frisyngfeld and Roger de Erdesleye.
The said Roger and Joan have the like nominating Robert Poev and
Roger de Erdesleye.
Protection with clause nohtmus, for one year, for Master John Waweyn,
elerk.
The like for the following :— *
William de Wode.
William de Pynkeneye of Consynton,
Eatherine late the wife of Walter de Harum.
Thomas de Cresacie, master of the hospital of St. Edmund the king at
the foot of Doncaster Bridge.
Sept. 13. Declaration that, in the late grant to Bo^r de Morluo Man, earl of
Nottingham. March, of the castles, manors and lands late of Edmund earl <tf Arundel,
in the county of Salop and the march of Wale39 ^th the manor of Ch^pjng
Norton, co. Oxford, — the manors of Trouford and Dunham excepted — it was
the king's intention that the said Roger should hold the same as fully as
the said Edmund held them, with knights' fees, advowsona, free customs
and reversions, as well as with hundreds, fairs, markets, chases, parks,
woods, forests, wsiTens, purprestures, royalties and other appurtenances.
By p, 8.
Mmmbjunb 41.
Aug. 24. Exemplification, at the request of Giles, son and heir of Bartholomew
Lincoln. de Badclesmere, of letters patent, dated 12 August, 9 Edward 11., being a
grant to the said Bartholomew of hee warren in his dememe lands specined
in the patent.
Sept. 12. Pardon to Alexander le Walays for the death of Patrick del Tunge ; as it
NottiDghani. appears by the record of Edmund de Nevill and other justices appointed to
deliver Lancaster gaol that he killed him in self defence.
Aug. 24. Exemplification, at the request of Gtilesv son aiul heir of Bi^rtholomew de
Lincoln. Badelesmere, of letters patent, dated 2 July, 7 Edward II., being a pardon
to the said Bartholomew for acquiring in fee, without licence, the manors of
Sonynden, Hamelden and Thakstede, held in chief.
llie Hke of letters patent, dated I December, 12 Edward XL, being a
grant to the said Bartholomew, in fee, of the manor of Ulnedale.
Au^. 20. The like of letters patent, dated 16 February, 6 Edward IL, bein|^ a
Heckington. licence for Thomas le Fitz Bernard to grant to the said Bartholomew, in
fee, the reversion of the manor of Thuoderle, co. Essex, held in chief, and
for him to regrant the same to Thomas for life.
4 EDWARD III.— Part II.
Aug. 20.
fieckiDgton.
Aug. 24.
lincoln.
Sept 16.
KotHiigbain.
Sept. 19.
Kottugbam.
Sept. 16.
Nottiogbam.
Sept 26.
Sept 23.
Clipstone.
Sept 22.
Clipstone.
Sept 25.
BIjTtk
Sept 24.
Workiop.
Membrane 41 — cont.
Ezeropfification of letters patent, dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a
licence for the said Bartholomew to fband a religious house in his manor of
Badelesmere, co. Kent.
The like of letters patent, dated 3 July, 8 Edward II., being a grant to
the said Bartholomew that after his death his executors should have free
administration of his goods subject to at yearly payment of 20 marks at the
Exchequer now made in discharge of his debts being continued.
Remission in frank almoin to the prior and convent of Newstead in
Shirewode, in consideration of their poverty, of the rent of 4/. payable
for 180 acres of waste land within the hay of Lyndeby in Shirewode
Forest granted to them by Edward I. By p.s.
Pardon to Hugh de Cokeseye for acquiring in fee from John Biset a
messuage, 10 acres of meadow, a moiety of a virgate of land and of a rent,
and the services of John Smalbrok, a bondman, within the manor of
Kyderminstre, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and
licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.
Exemption for life of John de Whelnethan from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his wilL By p.s.
William Trussell going beyond seas on the king's service has letters
nominating Thomas Tmssell and Edmund Trussell his attorneys in England
until Easter.
Protection with clause volumuSf for the same time, for the said William.
ByK,
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mortmain
by Adam de Colewell, chaplain, to the prior and Austin Friars at New-
castle-upon-Tyne of 3^ roods of land adjoining their dwelling place, for the
enlai'gement of the same ; on condition that in such enlargement sufficient
q>ac49 be left between the dweUinsr place and the wall of the town for the
Biayor and commonalfy to ride for custody and defence of the town as
elsewhere within the wait It appears by the inquisition that the land is
held in chief by the yearly service of 3<f. By p.s.
Bnnt to Hugli de Turpliton, for life, of the manor of Caldecote under
Brouneswold, co. Huntingdon, of the yearly value of 11/., an escheat by the
forfeiture of BdAkund, late earl of Kent ; in part satisfaction of the late
promise of the king to provide him with 500 marks in land and rent
Roger Rowand going on pilgrimage to Santiago has letters nominating
Aktt de Lecomes and Wtlter de Pynho his attorneys in England for one
yenr.
Hugh prior of Little Malveru staying in England has letters nominating
Williun de Eityngtoo, one of the monks, and John de Dymok his
attorneys in Irekuid for two years.
Mbubranb 40.
So^. 9. Mandate to John de Roches, late keeper of Gemereie, Jereseye, Serk,
KoCttAgluun. Aureneye and he adjacent islands to deliver by indenture to Peter Bernar«l
de Pynsole and Laurence du Ghvlars of Bayonne the said islands and the
urmeur, vtctuals and other things in the castles there, with the iasiies
thereof fWmi 29 August last, the date on which the king appointed the
latter to the custody of the same. By K. & Ci
A 2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 40 — cont.
Protection with clause nolumm, for one year, for the keeper and
chaplains of the chapel of St. Peter, Kirkeby on the Wrethek.
The like for the following : —
Hugh son of Nicholas de Roldiston and William his brother, for one
year.
Robert de Wodehous, the Treasurer, for one year.
John de Beaufoi, for one year.
William de Borden, parson of the church of Claxton.
Ralph de Crumbewell.
Alvred vicar of the church of Okham.
Robert de Wamberge.
Arnold Aleman, merchant, for one year.
Scolastica late the wife of Godfrey de Melsa.
Sept. 0. John de Graunts'ete going to Ireland has letters nominating Thomas de
Nottingham. Cotenham and Edmund de Cantebrigge his attorneys in England.
Elizabeth de Burgo staying in England has letters nominating Robert de
Knaresburgh and Henry de Cestre her attorneys in Ireland.
Sept. 10. Exemption for life of Ralph Beler from being put on assizes, juries or
NottiDgham. recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Pardon, at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman,
Nottingham, to John Bullok for the death of Peter de Greseleye. By p.8.
The like to the following : —
William de Bromcote.
John Chopcok.
Henry le Gaitherd.
Ralph de Leising*.
William le Parker.
Sept. 12. Writ of aid in the counties of Lincoln, York, Lancaster, Westmoreland,
Nottm«rl am. Cumberland and Northumberland, and in the bishopric of Durham, for
Richard de Grymesby and Roger de Monketon, goldsmiths of York,
appointed by the mistery of Goldsmiths to see thai the ordinances made in
the first year of the reign are duly executed there. French,
[Patent Bolly 1 Edward ///., JPart /., Membrane 13.]
Sept. 9. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Lancaster of pontage for three
Nottingham, years on wares passing over the bridge across the river Lone, for the repair
of the said bridge. By p«8.
Sept. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Hathelseye, citizen of
Nottingham. York, of two messuages, 38 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2s. in rent
and pasture for 1«5 animals, in Westhathelseye, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the chapel of St. John the Baptist, Esthathelseye, or
in the parish church of Birkyn, should the chapel be interdicted or other-
wise annulled, for the good estate of the said John and Emma his wife,
and of Nicholas de Stapelton, knight, in life, for their souls, after death,
and for the souls of their fathers, mothers, ancestors and heirs. By p.s.
Sept. 1 1. Confirmation of a grant by queen Isabella to Almaricus la Zousche, for
Nottingham, sen^ice to the king, to queen Philippa and to herself, of the custody of
Whitelwode Forest, which she holds by grant from the king, to bold, for
life, in like manner as Richard Dammary, deceased, held the same. By p.8.
April 30. Licence for the abbot and convent of Eynesham to appropriate the
Woodstock, church of Tettebury, in the diocese of Worcester, which is of their
advowson. By p,8.
4 EDWARD 111.— Part II.
1330. Memhratie 40 — cont.
Sept. 16. Writ of aid during pleasure for Master William la Zousche, king's clerk,
Nottingham, appointed clerk and puiTeyor of tbe Great Wardrobe. By K. & C.
S^t. 16. Protection with clause rogamus, for two years, for the master and
Nottingham, brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, belonging to the priory of Lenton
by Nottingham, and their attorneys, collecting alms.
Sept. 15. Protection and safe conduct for one year for Hugh Layner of Moungomery,
Nottingham, merchant.
Sept. 20. Grant to Roger de Mortno Mari, earl of March, in fee simple, of the
Nottingham, manor of Stretton in Strettonesdale, in enlargement of the grant to him
by the late king of the same for life. On his death, his heirs are to pay the
same farm for the manor as was paid in the time of Edward I. By p.s.
Vacated hecautt on the Fine Boll.
Mbmbranb 39.
Aug. 20. Exemplification, at the request of Giles son and heir of Bartholomew de
Heekington. Badelesmere, of letters patent, dated 20 March^ 1 1 Edward II., being a
grant to the said Bartholomew in fee of the castle and manor of Lcdes with
the advowson of Ledes priory.
Sept. 11. Safe conduct until Easter for John de Portinariis of Florence, king's
Nottingham, merchant, and his household, going beyond seas on the king's business.
Sept. 13. Grant to John de Bos that neither he nor his heirs shall be held liable
Nottingham, to repair the castle of Somerton, whereof ho is tenant for life by a late
grant from the king ; he having represented that the same is very greatly
in need of repairs at the present time. By p.s.
Sept. 12. Pardon to Nicholas de Stapelford for acquiring in Sandiacre, without
Nottingham, licence, from Adam de Stoke a messuage and 6 acres of land ; from
Geoffrey de Sandiacre, 2 acres of land ; from Felicia daughter of Henry,
2 acres of land ; from Thomas atto Tounesende, an acre and a half of
land ; from Thomas Ponger, an acre and a half of land ; from Walter de
Cortelyngstok, an acre of land, and from Matilda, daughter of John Car-
penter, 8 acres of land and a moiety of a messuage, an acre of meadow and
an acre of pasture, all held in chief; and licence for him to retain the
same, in fee simple. By fine of ^ mark. Nottingham.
Ang. 20. Exemphfication of letters patent, dated 30 March, 12 Edward II., being
Heekington. a grant to Bartholomew de Badelesmere of the advowson of the church
of the manor of Benteley, co. York, during the minority of the heir of
Payn de Tibetot.
Ang. 20. The like of letters patent dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a licence
neekington. foi the said Bartholomew to alienate in mortmain to the religious house
founded by him in the manor of Badelesmere, co. Kent, the advowsons of
the churches of Badelesmere, Withstaple, Redlingweid, Old Rumneyheth-
feld and Cherleton, co. Kent, Northmimmes, co. Hertford, and Lutyngion,
CO. Huntingdon.
Ang. 26. The like, at the request of Giles son and heir of the said Bartholomew,
Lincoln, of letters patent dated 12 November, 11 Edward II., being a grant to the
latter, in fee simple, of the reversions of the manor of Chatham, co. Kent,
on the de«th of Guy Ferre, and of the manor of Laghton, co. Sussex,
with the hundred of Shepelake if it belong thereto, on the death of John
de Ulnedale.
€ CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1330, Membrane 39 — cotU,
Sept 16. Protection and safe conduct for two years for Firmin de Arras and John
Nottii^^ham. de Arras, his brother, merchants of Amiens. By p.s. 1
The like ibr Firmin de Mouitors and John le If onnier, merchants of the
same town.
Sept. 17. The like for Thomas Alanayue and Firmin Averdraps, king's merchants,
Kottingham* also of Amiens. By K.
Sept. 16. Licence for Robert de Hillam, king's clerk, prebendary of Wyveliscombe
Nottinghainu in the church of St. Andrew, Wells, to impark his wood of WyFelisoombe,
CO. Somerset. By K.
Sept. 18. Grant confirming to Ralph de Sefoul during the minority of John son
Nottingham, and heir of Thomas Bardolf, tenant in chief, a grant to him by the said
Thomas for his life of 10/., a coat and a saddle (cellam)^ yearly, out of the
manor of Rungeton, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, who has the
custody of the manor.
Sept. 18. Gi'ant to Thomas de Bradeston, for his better maintenance in the
Nottingham, knightly rank lately conferred on him by the king, that If he survive queen
Isabella^ he shall retain for his life the custody of the castle and barton
of Gloucester, with the tyna and other appurtenances, at the rent of
110/., and fiurms of 65/. and 100 marks out of the farm of the town of
Gloucester, which he now holds by grant from the said queen for her life.
By p.s.
Sept. 23. Pardon to Gerard de Menill, who aided the king in the late rebellion, for
Clipstone. the death of Robert Godeale, killed before the coronation ; with general
pardon. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Licence in mortmain for William, master of the house of St. Mark
Nottingham, without Bristol, to release to the prior of the hospital of St. John the
Baptist, Wells, his right in a messuage in Wells now held by the prior,
and for the latter to charge the same with a rent of 15«. payable to the
master and his successors in perpetuity. By fine of 20#. Somerset.
Membrane 38.
Sept. 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hamelin de Grodele to the dean
Nottingham, and chapter of Wells of a messuage, a carucate of land and 60#. in rent in
Stoke Gommer, co. Somerset, of the yearly value — without the rent— of
7S$, as appears by the inquisition, to find two chaplains to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of St. Andrew, Wells, for the souls of Edward I.,
Edward II. and their heirs, of John de Drokenesford, late bishop of Bath
and Wells, Robert de Cormayles and Richard de Alresford ; in part satis-
faction of a licence ft*om the late king for the said bishop to acquire land
and rent to the yearly value of 10/. to found a chantry and alms for the
souls of Edward I. and Edward II., the bishop having died before he had.
acquired any part thereof.
July 17. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the prior and convent of
Woodstock. Wartre to the dean and chapter of Lincoln of a rent of 100*. from the
prel>eud of Seamelesby and Melton in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, to
find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily and an obit yearly for the
soul of Master Henry de MannnesOeld, the late dean, according to the ap-
pointment of the said dean and chapter and the executors of the said Henry.
By p.s,
4 SDWABD lU.— Part II.
1330. Membrane 38— con^
Sept. 30. Writ of aid until Easter for Nicholas de Avemere appointed a purveyor
Pontefract. for H. bishop of Lincoln, the chancellor.
The like for Matinus le Porter, another purveyor.
Sept. 22. Pardon to Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March^ of the issues received
Clipstone. by him from the hundreds, fairs^ markets, chaoes^ parks, woods, forests,
warrens, purpresture?, royalties and other appurtenances of the castles,
manors and lands of Edmund, late earl of Arundel, lately granted to him,
from the date of such grant. By p.s.
Sept^ 17. Power for John Darcy and John de Haustede, seneschals of Gascony,
KottiDgbam. to receive back Into the king's peace the nobles and men of Agen and others
"Who adhered to the French against the late king. By K.
Vaeaied because on the Goieon Roll.
The like for the same to grant to the citizens and burgesses of Bayonnc,
Bordeaux and other places in the duchy [of Aquitaine] such liberties as
they shall see fit By K.
Sept. 16. The like for William Trussel, the king's secretary, to treat with the king
Nottipgbam. of Arragon for a marriage between Peter his eldest son and Eleanor the
king's sister.
Vacated by surrender,
Oct 1. The like for William Fitz Waryn, knight, Masters Hugh Elys, dean of
Pontefract Wolverhampton, and John de Hildesle, canon of Chichester, to make an
alliance wilh John duke of Brabant.
The like with the count of Flanders. [Fesdera,']
Sept. 17. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to the said count for homage
Kottingbam. and services in the sum of 1,000 marks sterling payable half yenrly at the
Exchequer until he be provided with the equivalent in land and rent
Oct. 11. Power for the aforesaid William Fitz Waryn, knight, and the others to
Kottingbam. make alliance with the counts of Gelre, Los and Chyny and any other
nobles. [FcederaJ]
Membrane 37.
Sept. 13. Inspeximus and ratification of letters patent of queen Isabella, dated the
Nottingbam. Assumption 1330, being a grant to Honoratus do Fieffes, canon of the
church of St. Wolfram, Abbeville, in consideration of his having founded
daily masses to be sung at the altar of St Mary in that church for the souls
of himself, bis parents, and benefactors and for the said queen, by endow-
ment of the canons in perpetuity with rents of 30 pounds of Paris out of
lands in the county of Ponthieu subject to quit rent, that he and the
chaplains of the church for (he time being shall be free of such quit rent
for ever and shall not at any time be compelled to surrender the endowment
against their will, only they shall be bound to intercede for the queen and
her successors before the Saviour. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Presentation of William Shoreman to the church of Bydenham in the
Nouiiigbaiii. diocese of Lincoln.
Sept. 30. Writ of aid until Easter for Master Andrew le Chaundeler and Ralph de
Potitefract. Brantvngham appointed purveyors of wax, sugar and other requisites for
the offloe of the apothecary of the household.
By bill of the keeper of the Wardrobe.
Oct 1. The like for Robert de Welles a purveyor for the office of the baker of
poptcfraet the household. By bill of the stewards
8 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane Sl—cont.
Tho like for the following purveyors : —
John de Bristowe.
Hugh de Alvethele.
Roger de Acton.
Roger de Aston.
John de Brymesgrove.
John de Putenhale.
John de la Cbaundelerie.
Thomas Bolfote.
Hugh Treganon.
Oct. 3. The like for Henry Couper appointed a purveyor for the household of
Cowick. queen Philippa. By bill of the queen's steward.
The like fof the following purveyors for the said household :—
John de Melford.
Henry de la Botellarie.
William de Cornwaill.
Thomas de Tettebure, clerk.
Robert Albyn.
Richard de Pudenhale.
John Flemyng.
John de Kenyngton.
Robert de Im worth.
«
Alexander de Ware.
William de Leygh.
Oct. 13. Emeline Longespe, staying in England, has letters nominating Richard
Nottingham, de la Hide and Geoffrey do Hanydon her attorneys in Ireland for three
years.
Aug. 26. Exemption for life, at the request of Maurice de Berkeleye, of Gerald
Lincoln. Bossard from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from
appointment as mavor, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the
king against his will. By p.s.
The like of John son of William de la Felde.
Oct. 16. Margaret lute the wife of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, staying in
Nottingham. England, has letters nominating Heury de Sitchirche, clerk, and Richa^ de
Hastyng her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Mbmbranb 36.
Oct. 4. Protection with clause volumus until Easter for Thomas Curzon going
Pontefract. beyond seas on the king's service wi(h William Trussel.
By testimony of William himself.
Oct. 7. Pardon, at the request of William Trussel, to Nicholas de Benteleye,
Doncaster. John de Bredstrete and Simon le Barbour of London for appearing in arms
against the king at Winchester with other magnates of the re^lm and
holding that city against him for some time. By K.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastings to assign
a stall in the choir and a place in the chapter to Adam de Eyton, king's clerk,
who has been admitted by J. bishop of Chichester, on the king's presentation,
to the prebend of Wertlyng, Nymenefeld and Hoo, void by the death of
Gerard de Seiseriaco.
Writ de intendendo, directed to the mayor and barons of Dover, for
Nicholas Traly appointed by Bartholomew de Burgherssh as his deputy
in his bailiwick of keeper of that port.
Oct. 8. Writ of aid for William Lenglys and John de Hurle sent to bring the
Doncaater. king's venison taken at Appelby to Nottingham, Py p.».
4 EDWARD HI.—Part II.
1330. Membrane ZS—cont.
The like until Easter for Thomas de Brenchesle appointed a purveyor
for H. bishop of Lineoln, the chancellor.
The like for Edmund le Pestour, another purveyor for the Chancery.
Oct. 8. G. bishop of Albano, a cardinal, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
DoDcaiter. Bernard Pelegryni and Bernard de Mairinhaco his attorneys for three
years.
Sept. 14. Grant, for life, to Robert de Baumburgh, for service to queen Isabella, of
NottiDgham. the office of the quayage in the town of Scardeburgh. By p.s,
Oct. 13. Protection with clause volumus until Eat^ter for Master John de Hildesle
Nottingham, going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Adam de Wylughby also going.
Oct, 12. Pardon to William son of Simon Kyng of his outlawry in the county of
Nottingham. Lincoln for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching
a plea of trespass of Guy son of Alan Toller of Waynflet.
Oct. 16. Protection for two years for the master and brethren of the hospital of
Nottingham. St. Thomas the Martyr of Aeon, London, and their attorneys collecting
alms in the churches in England^ Ireland and Wales. The king's bailiffs are
to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Aug. 22. Licence for the alienation in ^nk almoin by John de la Warre and Joan
Calthorpe. his wife to the abbot and convent of Dore of an acre of land in Wyketoft,
CO. Lincoln, and of the advowson of the church of that town. By p.s.
Oct. 14. Grant to Nicholas Fastolf ; in enlargement of a late grant to him under
Nottingham, the seal of Ireland of the custody of the lands in A lletagh, co. Meath, late
of John de Ledewiche, tenant in chief of the heir of Theobald de
Verdon, the king's ward *, of the marriage of the heir of the said John.
By p.s,
Oct. 18. Protection for two years for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Mary
Nottingham. Magdalene, Southwell, collecting alms.
Oct. 16. Exemption for life of William de Gresseby from being put on assizes,
Nottingham, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Oct. 16. The like of John de Metheley, omitting the word * escheator.' By p.s.
Nottingham.
Oct. 18. Protection with clause nolumus^ for two years, for William de Langeley,
Nottingham, parson of the church of Carleton in Lyndrick.
Oct 16. Pardon to Thomas de Wilford and Gervase his brother, who aided
Nottingham, the king in the late rebellion, for all trespasses before 18 March,
3 Edward III. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Licence for the alienation in moitmain by Robert do Cliderhou, king's
Nottingham, clerk, to the abbot and convent of Cokersand of the manor of Bayleye, to
find two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of
St. John the Baptist within the manor for the souls of the said Robert,
his father, mother and other ancestors. By fine of 20 marks. Lancaster,
Oct. 19. Grant, for life, to Hugh de Turpliton of the reversion of the escheated
Nottingham, lands of Edmund, late earl of Kent, in Caldecote, held by Richard
Waleys and Alice his wife, for the life of Alice ; in enlargement of the
late grant to him of land of the said earl in the county of Huntingdon.
By p.8.
Oct. 15. Grant to Master Thomas de Upton, king's clerk, of the archdeaconry of
Nottingham. Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Bath and
Wells in the time of Edward I. By p.s.
10 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^330, Membrane 35.
March 18. Inipeximus ahd confirmation of the ordinances and statutes of the
Winchester, college of St. Mary, Oxford [Oriel Ciollege] dated 16 December 1329.
[Printed in 1853 by deiire of the Royal Commiiiionen for inquiring
into the state of tJie tlnivenUy of Oxford.^
MeMbUanb 34.
Oct. 17. The abbot of Lire staying beyond seas has letters nominating Peter
Nottingham. Senescal and William de Vinea his attorneys in England for five yetrs.
Leicester.
By fine of 40*. because his predecessor made a fine of 5 marks at
another time for dye years whereof four are unexpired.
Oct. 16. William abbot of Grestein in Normandy staying beyond seas has letters
Nottingham, nominating Richard le Mileward and Roger H^ebourse his attorneys in
England for three years.
By the chancellor at the instance of Adam de Brotn, clerk.
Oct. 15. Appointment of Henry de Thrapton^ king's clerk, archdeacon of Cork,
Nottingham, to the office of chancellor of the Exchequer in Dublin, during good be-
haviour and so long as his bodily strength allows. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Protection for two years for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Mary
Nottingham, atte Westebarre of Nottingham, collecting alms.
Oct. 17. General pardon to Alexander de Yaux who aided the king in the late
Nottingham, rebellion for all trespasses prior to 18 March, 3 Edward III. By p.s.
The like to the following :-*-
Thomas Kelet. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Robert le Lamb. By p.s.
Nottingham.
Oct. 17. William son of Robert de Freford. By p.s.
Nottingham.
Sept. 25. Licence for the prior and convent of Wirkesop to acquire in mortmain
Worksop. land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Licence for Thomas de Berkele to demise for term of life or years his
Nottingham, lands in the manors of Berkele, Hamme, Camme,*Coneleye, Slymbrugge,
Hurste, Alkynton, Hyntou, Aure, Wotton, Simondeshale, Bevereston, Upton
by Gloucester, co. Gloucester, and Portbury and Ashton Lyouns, co* Somer-
set, held in chief. By p.s.
Aug. 20. Presentation of Roger Aunsel, parson of the church of Dodingtoti, in tlie
Nottingham, diocese of Worcester, to the church of Penrose, in the diocese of Bangor, on
an exchange of benefices with William de Kenegrave.
Oct. 23. Presentation of Thomas de Upton to the church of Bradewell in the
Leicester, diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Oct. 23. Appointment of John de Wysham to the office of justice of North Wales,
Leicester, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the deputy of the late justice.
Writ de intendendo for the said John directed to the men of the said
land.
The like appointment of Gilbert Talebot to the office of justice of
South Wales. By p.s.
The like mandate in pursuance and writ de intendendo*
Oct. 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Gantnaria to the
Leicester, master and brethren of the hospital of poor priests, Canterbury, of four
4 EDWAKD UI.— Pabt II.
11
1330-
Oei. 24.
Leioettw.
Ocl. 25.
Leicester.
Oct* 24.
Leicester.
Membrane 34 — cont.
messuages in Canterbury, to fiud a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the oratory of Holy Trinity Chapel adjoining the church of
St. Dunstan without WestgatOi Canterbury, for tbt peace of the church
and realm, and for the souls of ih» said Henry, his parents and benefactors.
By fine of 4/. Kent.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph de Neville to the prior
and Oarmelite Friars al Scarborough of a plot of land there, 100 feet
long by 00 feet broad, for the enhirgement of their dwelling house. By K.
Notification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the revocation of the late
collation of Uichard de Bury, king's clerk, to the archdeaconry of Salisbury.
By p.s.
Licence for Robert de Sapv to enclose the manor of Westubury^ co.
Gloucester, with a fence (Jigno) and to make a wooden peel-houte.
By p.s.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Leonard, Leicester, and their attorneys, collecting
alms in the churches. The king's bailiffs are to arrest all unauthorised
persons collecting in their name.
Assignment to Dinus Forsetti, Peter Reyner, Bartholomew de Bardis and
the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, in considera-
tion of their having undertaken to pay to John of Hainault 3,406/. 6«. 9d.
towards the sum due to him fitMn the king, and in discharge of other sums
wherein the king is bound to them bv bonds or bills of the wardrobe, of (1)
10^000 marks due at midsummer from the king of Scotland, under the
treaty with Robert de Brus, his father, and (2) the king's moiety of a
four yearly tenth imposed by the Pope on the clergy of England, Ireland
and Wales. * By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the collector of
the said tenth.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to the said merchants
in the sum of 8,406/. 6tf* 9</. ; with promise to pay the sfime.
Mbmbbanm 33.
Oct. 16. Exemplification, at the request of Robert son of Nicholas de Stachesden
Kottibgham. of letters patent, dated 28 October, 4 Edward II., being a pardon to him
for the death of Nicholas le Keu.
Mav4. Mandate to the abbot and convent of Ramsey to pay to Edward de
Woodstoek. Bohun, the king's kinsman, the yearly farm of 50/. due from them at the
Exchequer, the same having been granted to him, for life, on the for-
feiture thereof by Edmund, late earl of Kent.
The like to the burgesses of Grimsby, co. Lincoln, for the farm of 50/.
due for their town. By p.s.
Oct 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Laurence de Rustiton and
Nottingham. James de Northstoke to Master William de Fisshebourn, prebendary of
Fotyngton in Holy Trinity Church, Boseham, of 26 acres of land and 3*.
in rent in Boseham, and of the reversion of a mesBuage, 14 acres of hind
and an acre of meadow there held for life by Andrew le Frye and Matilda
hifl wife, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in that church
for the good estate of Thomas, eail of Norfolk, marshal of England, in
life, for his soul after death, and for the soul of Alice, sometime his wife.
By fine of 20#. Sussex,
12
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3330.
Oct 16.
KottiDgham.
Oct. 17.
NottiDgham.
Oct. 20.
NottiDgham.
April 3.
Woodstock.
1329.
Dec. 8.
Ktnilworth.
1330.
Oct. 12.
Nottingham.
Oct. 22.
Leicester.
Oct. 20.
Leicester.
Ang. 20.
HeckingtOD.
Oct. 24.
I^icester.
Oct. V.
Leicester.
Oct. 23.
Leicester.
Membrane 33 — cont.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for Edward de Balliolo. By K.
[Fudera,]
Signification, at the request of Henry de Edenstowe, that the king has
commanded John de Crumbwell, keeper of the forest on this side Trent,
to allow Robert de Nottingham and the said Henry, prebendaries of
Oxton and Crophill in the church of St. Mary, Southwell, and the men
and tenants of the town of Oxton, common of pasture in Shirewode Forest
at all times ; it haying been found by inquisition that such hath belonged
to the holders of those prebends from time immemorial.
Protection and writ of aid until Easter for Robert Curzon, the bishop
of Ely*s yeoman, taking pheasants and partridges for the bishop with a
goshawk.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the castle and honor
of Arundell in respect of their fealties and services now due to queen
Isabella as tenant of the castle and honor for life. By p.s.
Licence for William de Pynkeney of Guldenmorton to enfeoff William
de Sancto Johanne of the manor of Guldenmorton, held in chiefi and for
him to re-grant the fame, for life. By fine made at another time.
Confirmation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of St. Werburg,
Chester of (1) a release by Richard de Morleye of a rent of 4«. in Smalleyc ;
(2) a grant by Geoffrey de Holes of bis land in Holes upon Ruddeheth ;
(3) a release by Henry Launcelyn, lord of Pulton Launcelyn, of a messuage
and fifteen and a half selions of land in Brumburgh, which he had from
Richard de Longelak ; (4) grants by Henry de Brumburgh, chaplain, of
lands in Little -Neston and Haregrave in Wyrhale, which he had from
Emma le Biroun, and cf lands in Holes by Lostok, which he had from
Geoffrey son of Robert de Holes ; (5) a grant of a messuage, 3 acres
1 rood of land and \ acre of meadow in Weston and Aston on Trent ;
(6) a grant by Robert de Purton of lands in Smalleye, which he had from
Robert del Grove of Smalleye. By fine of 5 marks.
Licence for Agnes late the wife of Bernard de Bruys of Exston,
tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
By pjj.
Licence for John de Grey to enfeoff" Richard de Gh-ey of the manor of Hoo,
and of 24/. in rent in Eylesford, co. Kent, held in chief, and for him to re-
grant the same to the said John and Alice daughter of Alice late the wife
of Warin de Insula, in fee tail, with remainder to the heirs of Richard.
By fine made at another time.
Grant, for life, to Robert de Stanford of the office of controller of
customs in the port of Kyngeston^upon-FIuU, with the custody of the
* cocket ' seal. By p.s.
Grant to John de Bohnn, earl of Hereford, that his brother Edwaiti may
discharge the duties of his office of constable of England while he is unable
to do so by reason of bodily infirmity. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Presentation of William de Cranesle, parson of the chnrch of Stepyngle,
in toe diocese of London, to the church of St. Duustan in the West,
London, on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Shutlyngdon.
Simple protection until Whitsunday for John of Brittany, earl of
Richmond, staying beyond seas.
4 EDWARD m.— Pi.BT n.
13
1330. Metnbran§ 33— con/.
The said earl has letters nominating Kichard de Swafham, derk, and
Thomas de Fencx>te8 his attorneys for the same time.
Oct. 24. Grant to Adam de Overton, king's clerk, of the free chapel of St. Nicholas
Leicester, in Shrewsbury Castle. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 32.
Oct. 16. Licence for the prior and convent of Wenlok to acquire in mortmain
Nottingham, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20 marks. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Licence in mortmain for the prior of the hospital of St. John of
Nottingham. Jerusalem in England to grant to the prior of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield,
London, 6 acres of meadow in Little Stanmere, in exchange for 6s. in rent
in the parish of St. Sepulchre without Newgate, London, and Little Stan-
mere, due to the prior from the hospital, and for a release in perpetuity of the
tithes of corn out of the demesne lands of the hospital in Hermescroft
by Wyte Willesbech in the parish of St. Sepulchre.
By fine of 1 mark. Middlesex.
Oct. 13.
Leicester.
Oct 23.
Leicester.
Oct. 19.
Nottingham.
Oct. 23.
Leicester.
Oct. 26.
Leicester.
Oct. 14.
Nottingham.
Oct. 26.
Leioester.
Oct, 25.
Leicester.
Oct. 26.
Leicester.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for William de Tatham,
parson of the church of Mitton.
The like for the following : —
Master Gilbert de Bukyngham, parson of the church of Naileston.
William de la Hull.
Licence for William son of John de Yeland to enfeoff Stephen de Bolton
of a fifth part of the manor of Lourbotell, held in chief.
By fine of 20s, Northumberland.
Licence for John le Rous of Immere to enfeofiT William de Hedyngdon,
clerk, of the manor of Immere, co. Wilts, held in chief, and for him to
re-grant the same to the said John and Alice his wife, in tail male, with
remainder to the right heirs of John. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo directed to all in the counties of Chester and Flint
and in the cantred of Euglefeld for William de Clynton appointed to the
ofiice of justice of Chester and to the custody of the castles of Chester,
Bechestan, Rothelan and Flint and the county of Flint, during pleasure.
By p.s.
Mandate to the deputy of the late justice to deliver the office.
Ratification of the estate of Master Hugh de Camera, king's clerk, as
archdeacon of Lincoln by a papal bull ; and revocation of the grant thereof
by the late king to John de Erdesleye, pursuant to the statute passed in
the first Parliament of the reign revoking all presentations and collations of
the said king made after the death of Thomas, earl of Lancaster.
Ratification of the estate of Greorge de Solar i is as prebendary of
Bannebury in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln. By p.s.
Grant to Roger de Tynneslowe of the bailiwick of Bylhaghe in Birklonde
in Shire wode Forest, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of Master Robert de Lufienbam, king's clerk,
as archdeacon of Salisbury, by provision of the apostolic see. By p.s.
Commission to John de Melbum to survey the expenses of Joan wife
of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, and of the ladies and children
of her company in Lodelowe Castle, which the king has commanded the
sheriff* to defray out of the goods of the said Roger. By K«
14 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 32 — cont.
Ocl. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of Norwich
Daventrj. in part satisfaction ol a Hcenoa from the late king for them to acquire land
and rent to the yearly value of 20/., of the following messuages and lands,
focrad by inquisition to be of the yearly value of 20*. ? by Hugh Broun of
Wyneton, a messuage in Merston ; by Thomas Rudekyn . of Aldeby the
younger, 1 acre 3 roods of land in Aldeby; by John de Dudelyngton,
parson of the church of St. Mary in the Marsh, a messuage, 46 acres
3 roods of land and 8 acrer of meadow in Secheford, Neuton and Ameryng-
hale and by William de Bynham, vicar of the church of Hemesby, a messuage,
tefi and 3 acres of marsh in Great Yarmouth and Hadesoothorpe.
Oct. 27. Pardon to Elizabeth, now wife of Richard Talbot, of divers recognisances
Lutterwortk made to the Despensers in the late reign while she was unmarried, which
hare escheated to the king ; on trustworthy evidence that she was compelled
to become bound therein by force and duress. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Pardon to John son of Robert de Staunton for entering without licence^
Woodstock, on the death of his father, upon three messuages, two mills, a carucate, and
half a virgate of land in Witheford and Shaw^uiy, co. Salop, held in chief,
which his father had acquired in fee from Henry de Erdynton without the
licence of the late king ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 40». Salop.
Oct. 31. Ratification of the estate of Robert de Hillum, king's clerk, as preben-
Woodstock, dary of Wiveliscombe in the church of St. Andrew, Wells, by provision of
the apostolic see. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Confirmation of letters patent under the seal of the Exchequer, dated 18
Woodstock. February, 2 Edward II., being a grant to John de Ros, then steward of the
household, of the marriage of the heir of Walter de Gloucester, tenant in
chief.
Mbmbranb 31.
Nov. 6. Presentation of Richard, parson of the chapel of Winterbourne Thomas-
Abingdon, tone, to the church of Maupoudre, both in the diocese of Salisbury, in the
king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of tleginald le
Fitz Herbert, tenant in chief; on an exchange of benefices with Hilde-
brand.
Nov. 4. William Cheigni, knight, going on pilgrimage beyond seas, has letters
Weodftock. nominating John de Tyngewyk and William Wavere his attorneys in
England for one year.
Nov. 14. Writ de intendendo for Robert de Gyenne, appointed by Richard de la
Clarendon. Pole, chief butler, as his deputy, during pleasure, to collect 2«. in the tun on
wines imported by foreign merchants, in the ports of Cliepstow, Bristol, and
Gloucester.
The like for the same as deputy in the office of chief butler in those
ports.
Nov. 16. Exemplification, at the request of Adam de Houston, of letters patent
Clarendon, dated 24 July, 19 Edward II., being a pardon to him for acquiring land
without licence.
Oct. 26. Grant to John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, constable of
Leieetter. England, who is too infirm to execute his office, that his brother Edward de
Bohun shidl discharge the same for him. 'Bj p.s.
Nov. 17. Grant for life to Thomas de Leycestrc) clerk, of the custody of the king's
Clarendon, hermitage by Cripelgate, London.
4 EDWARD III.— Part II.
15
1330.
Nov. la
Ckrendoo.
Nay. 19.
OlanadoB.
Nov. 0.
Clarendoii.
Nov. 15.
Clareodon.
Nov. 18.
Qvendon.
Aug. 14.
Bourne.
Nov. 1.
Woocbtock.
Nov. 22.
Nov. 27.
Westmioster.
Nov. 26.
Westmiufter.
Nov. 28.
WtitMiinter.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Licence for tlie aUenation in moitmain by Nicholas de Kirkobj, chaplain,
of eight mesduages, 4 acres of land and 99. in rent in Richemund to a
chaplain to oelebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Thomas the
Martyr in Holy Trinity Chapel, Richemund, for the souls of the said
Nicholas, Henry le Scrope, Peter de Richemund and their ancestors.
By fine of 6 marks. York.
Pitfdon to John son of John de Hertwell in the county of Northampton
for acquiring in fee fVom John de Hertewell 32| acres of assart land in
the forest of Salcey, co. Northampton, and entering thereon without the late
king's licence ; and restitution of the same to him.
By fine of 20;. Northampton.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Luda of ten mes-
suages, 40 acres of land and 10^. in rent, in Bishops Hatfield, to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily in the church there for the good estate of
the said Roger and Joan his wife, in life, for their souls after death and for
the souls of Thomas de Luda, late treasurer of the church of St. Mary,
Lincoln, John Hayward and Katherine his wife.
By fine of 4 marks, at the instance of the bishop of Ely. Hertford.
Confirmation of a demise by Thomas de Weston to John son and heir of
Alfonsus de Veer, tenant in chief, of the custody of the lands of his said
father npon the same terms as the king lately granted such custody to the
said Thomas at an extent ; and release to the aforesaid John of the extent.
By p.s.
Protection with clause nolnmus for one year for John de Gloucestre,
parson of the church of Herdyngton.
Grant to John de Feribyj king's clerk, lately appointed clerk of the
works at Westminster Palace and the Tower of London, who is unable to
execnte that office in person by reason of his constant attendance on the
king, that he may execnte the same by attorneys so long as shall be neces-
sary, receiving such fees as were allowed to William Chaillou, the late clerk.
By p.s.
Signification to J. bishop of Winchester of the revocation of the late
piiesentation of Peter de Vernoun to the church of Kyngesclere. By p.s.
Presentation of Walter de Wy ville to the said church. By p.s.
Bartholomew Rich us, merchant of Chieri, going beyond seas has letters
nominating Amiotus Grymbaldi, merchant of the society of the Grymtaldi
of Chieri, his attorney for two years.
Pardon to William de Cherleton and Edith Pipard for acc^uiring for them-
selves and the heirs of William, a messuage^ 32 acres of land and 6«. in
i-ent in Kynewardestou from Alice le Parker, who held the same from
Master Walter de Kynewardeston and he from the prior of Bermundeseye,
and aoolber messuage and Sd acres of land from Thomas de Luda, who
heU the tame from Thomas de Kynewardeston, and he from the said
Waher, and he from the said prior, and entering upon the premises, which
are hekl in chief, without licence from the king or any of his preilecessors ;
and rettituttoii of the same. By fine of 1 mark*
Presentation of John de Sandale, parson of the church of Uppingham,
in thft diocese of Linooln, to the church of Arkesey, in the dioceee of York,
in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lan^ and heir of Payn
de Tibetoty tenant in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with Robert de
Hillum.
16 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 31 — cont
Nov. 13. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the
CUrendoD. Pope's nuncio and collector of first fruits, for 400 marks paid to Robert
de Wodehous, the treasurer, and the chamberlains of the Exchequer, on
account of the king's moiety of such first fruits.
Nov. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation of an indenture [in French], dated Not-
Woodstock, tingham, 10 September last, whereby Henry, earl of Lancaster and Leicester,
steward of England, granted to Peter de Eketon, for life, for bringing him
news of the birth of the king's first-born son, a rent of 10 marks out of the
manor of Kynemeresford, co. Gloucester, with power to distrain for the
same if in arrear.
Nov. 29. Pardon to Peter de Pulford, king's clerk, for acquiring in fee from John
Westminster, son of Nicholas de Oardoul 3 acres of land in ClaTerle, co. Salop, part of
the king's assart lands in the forest of Morf, and entering thereon without
licence ; and restitution of the same to him. By fine of ^ mark. Salop.
Membranb 30.
Oct. 18. General pardon to William son of Robert de Freford who aided the king
NottiDgham. in the kte rebellion. By p.s.
Oct. 25. Grant to Richard de Buiy, king's clerk, for his expenses in the king's
Leicester, service, of the goods which Ralph de Stoke held on the day of his death in
his preboud in the collegiate church of Ripon, which were seized for a debt
to the king due on the account of the said Ralph as keeper of the wardrobe
in the late reign. If his executors satisfy the debt, the value of the goods
shall be allowed to them. By K.
Oct. 29. Licence for Henry, bishop of Lincoln to impark his wood of Tynge-
Dayentrj. hirst, with 300 acres of land adjoining, co. Buckingham ; his wood of
Lou ih, with 200 acres of land adjoining, co. Lincoln ; his wood of Cruche
at Banbury, with 300 acres of land adjoining, co. Oxford ; and his wood of
Long Stowe, with 100 acres of land adjoining, co. Huntingdon. By p.s.
Licence for the same to add 200 acres of land to his park of Bokeden,
CO. Huntingdon, and 300 acres to his park of Stowe, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Nov. 1. Licence for John Tybetot to impark his wood of Helpeston, co. Notting-
Woodstock. ham.
Oct. 30. Pardon to Richard de Ryvers, parson of the church of Brandesby, for all
Woodstock, trespasses in vert and venison in the forest of Gkdtres, in the time of the
late king and the king. By p.s.
Nov. 2. Roger son of Roger Rogeron of Esthenreth, going beyond seas with
Woodstock. Master John de Hildesle, king's clerk, has letters nominating William
Thomas of Ghnge and Roger son of the said William his attorneys in Eng*>
land until Easter.
Protection with clause volutntis until Easter for the same Roger.
Nov. 3. Revocation of the presentation of John de Melton, chaplain, to the
Woodstock, church of Great Carleton in Lyndeseye, and ratification of the estate of
Master John de Bourne, king's clerk, therein by collation of Henry bishop
of Lincoln ; pursuant to the statute made in the first Parliament of the
reign revoking pi^esentations made by the late king after the death of
Thomas, earl of Lancaster.
Nov. 4. Grant to Peter de Nevylle of Redburu of the marriage of Olive late the
Woodstock, wife of John Suard, tenant in chief, that is of the fine due to the king if
she maiTy with licence, or of the forfeiture due if she marry without
licence. By p.8.
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. . 17
1330. Mefnbrane 30 — cmt,
Nov. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon de Bradeny of a roes-
Woodstock, suage, 1 8 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 1 acre of reeds in Baudrip
in Briggcwater to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily, on Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at the altar of St. Mary in the
church of St. Michael the Archangel, Baudrip, and on Wednesday and
Friday in the chapel of All Saints, Bradeny, for the souls of the said
Simon, Beatrice his wife. Master Anthony de Bradeny, Joachim de
Bradeny, Joan his wife, their ancestors and heirs.
By fine of 40*. Somerset.
Nov. 4. Grant to Agnes late the wife of William son of Nicholas de Haselwode*
Woodstock, who was sentenced to death for felony by William de Herle and other
justices in eyre in the county of Derby, of the year and waste due to the king
out of her said husband's lands and of his foifeiled goods, for the support
of hei'self and her three children. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sherifl* of Derby.
Sept. 15. Exemption for life of Kalph de Broke, king's yeoman, from being put on
Kottingfaam. assizes, juries or recognitsances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff.
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Protection with clause nolumtu for one year, at Suthalle, Tykeham and
Abingdon. Chesham, for John de Cherleton of London.
Oct. 23. Licence for Henry le Scrope to retain a messuage and 2S acres of land in
Leicester. Kirsandale, co. York, acquired in fee simple from Robert de Sandale who
was indebted to the king in divers sums, and indemnity against the said
debts. By p.s,
Nov. 6. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the Pope's
Abingdon, collector of first fruits, for 500 marks paid to Robert de Wodehous, the
treasurer, and the king's chamberlains, for another moiety due to the king
thereout.
NoY. 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Luda to the prior
Clarendon, and convent of Wylmondle of two messuages, two mills, 4 acres of land
and 3 acres of meadow, in the parish of St. Andi*ew, Hertford, to find a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of Tewyng for the
good estate of the said Roger and Joan his wife, in life, for their souls afler
death, and for the souls of Master Thomas de Luda, late treasurer of the
church of St. Mary, Lincoln, and of their ancestors. Hertford.
By fine of 4 marks at the instance of the bishop of Ely.
Oct. 22. Licence for John de Brehous to crenellate the manor of Lee, co. Lincoln.
Leicester. By p.s.
NoY. 27. Ratification of the estate of Nicholas Capocie as prebendary of
Westminster. Karleton, in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, by provision of the
apostolic see.
Protection with clause nolumus for one year for John de Ifeld.
The like for the following . —
John Creye.
Roger de Suthfeld.
Adam Frere of Norwich.
Nov. 23. Protection for two years for Gilbert le Engleys, merchant of Normandy.
Westminster.
Nov. 29. The abbot of Keynsham, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster, brother Adam son of Richard and John Fynamour, his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
U 65658. B
18
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330.
Oct. 26.
Leicester.
Oct. 29.
Daventry.
Oct. 1.
JPoDtefiraot.
Oct. 27.
Daventry.
Oct. 29.
Daventry.
Nov. 3.
Woodstock.
Nov. 1.
Woodstock.
Nov. 2.
Woodstock.
Nov. 4.
Woodstock.
Nov. 3.
Woodstock.
Nov. 5.
Woodstock.
Nov. 6.
AbiogdoD.
Membrane 29.
Grant for life to William de Eland, king's yeoman, of the custody of
Nottingham Castle, and also of the bailiwick of the honor of Peverell in
the counties of Nottingham and Derby. By p.8.
Mandate to Richard de Grey of Codenor to deliver to him by indenture
the said castle with the armour, victuals and other things therein.
Grant to John de Mautravers during good behaviour of the custody
of the manor, forest and park of Claryngdon, lately held by Giles de
Bello Campo. By p.s.
General pardon to Henry de Burghershe, bishop of Lincoln, for all
trespasses in the late or present reign. By K.
Pardon to him for all trespasses in vert and venison in the king's
forests. By K.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mort-
main by Edmund de Lyouns of Aysshton by Bristol to the abbot and
convent of St. Augustine's Bristol, or 200 acres of waste land in Aysshton
by Bristol. The same is of the yearly value of 2*. only, because the
abbot and his tenants of the manor of Legh have common therein for all
their animals at all times of the year, and is parcel of the manor of
Aysshton which is hold in chief by the service of a sixth part of a knight's
fee. By fine of 40s, Gloucester.
Grant to H. bishop of Lincoln of pavage for his town of Newai'k for
four years from the expiraticm of the grant of the same for three years
made on 8 May, 2 Edward III. By K.
The like to the good men of Banbury for three years from the expiration
of the grant for seven years made on 13 October, 2 Edward IIL
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Gardinis of 5
marks in rent in Somerton by Oxford to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of St. James, Somerton, in honour of the
Virgin Mary. By fine of 6 marks. Oxford.
Confirmation to Robert son and heir of Philip de Merston of n grant
in fee by John Wake to the said Philip of a rent of 4 marks ^out of his
mills in the manor of Depyng, held in cnief . By K,
Pardon to John Soliz of Bukenliam Ferye, now imprisoned at Norwich,
for the death of Roger Godesman of Bukenham Ferye, on trustworthy
evidence that he killed him while under detention as a lunatic.
By K.., on the information of Richard de Bury.
Master Walter de litlep, staying in Ireland, has letters nominating
William de Wyke and Peter Clement his attorneys in England fin* two
years.
General pardon to Elias le Reuede, in consideration of his service
to the king in Nottingham Castle in the company of William Latymor.
By p.8*
The like to the following ; —
John Maunsell.
Thomas son of the said Elias*
Inspeximus and confirmation to John de Farendon, brother and heir
of Thomas de Farendon, of letters patent, dated 0 July, 19 Edward II.,
being a licence for Robert de Farendon to grant to the said Thomas, in
fee, the chief bailiwick of the county of Dorset and the bedelry of Rklelane
and other hundreds in that county. By fine of 2Qsk
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger brother and heir of
John son of Robert de Bovyngton, who had a like lioenoe from the
late king but died before he couU give effect to it| of a messuage, three
4 EDWARD UI.— Pabt II. l9
1330. Membrane 29-^cone.
tofts and four bovates of land, in Bovyngton and Ruddestan, to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Andrew, Bovyngton,
for the souls of the said John, his parents and ancestors.
By fine of 20^., because the said John made a fine of 100^. at another
time.
Nov. 15. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the abbess of Berkyng.
Clarendon.
Nov. 1. Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for Thomas West, knight,
licicester. going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
Nov. 16. Protection for two years for the master and brethren of the hospital of
Clarendon. St. James, Dunwich, collecting alms.
Membrane 28.
Dec. 6. Appointment during pleasure of Hugh de Courtenay the elder, the abbot
Weatminstor. of Ford and Hugh de Courtenay the younger to the custody of Bynedon
Abbey, which is of the king's advowson, where so grievous a dissension
has arisen upon a change of abbot that the abbey has been attacked by a
great company of persons and plundered of its goods. They are to take
the abbey with all its possessions into the king's hands and, if possible,
to recover the stolen property, and the king has, for their assistance, issued
his writs de intendendo in their favour, and of protection for the abbey
while in their custody. By K. & C.
Kov. 29. Exemplification at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, son and heir
Westminster, of Edmund brother of Edward I., of a charter, dated 28 December,
21 Edward I., being a grant to Hemy de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, constable
of Chester, in fee tail with remainder to the said Edmund, of the castle,
town and honor of Pontefract, with the appurtenances except the manor
of Tboresby, co. Lincoln.
{Charter Roll, 21 Edward /., No. 29.] By p.s.
' Dec. 2. Henry do Maundevill of Ireland and Elizabeth his wife, who lately
Westminster, oame from that country into the realm and are now returning thither, have
letters nominating John de Lay of Burgh and Adam Croke of Wanetyngg
their attorneys in England for two years.
Dec. 3. Roger, abbot of Tyntern, staying in Wales, has letters nominating brother
Westminster. Walter de Longeneye and Peter Buckeskyn his attorneys in England for
three years.
Deo. 4. Master John de Pinibus, prebendary of 8outh Muilan in the chturoh
Westmlnsttr. of St. Mary, Southwell, ond of Hull Deverel in the church of St. Poter,
H^herbury, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Bernard Viventis
his attorney in England for one year.
Dec. 6. Presentation of William de Horncastre to the ehureh of St. Maryi,
Westminster. Grymesby, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Geoffrey
Raulot. By p.s*
Dec. 7. Letters of licence to elect for the sub-prioress and convent of Grace
Westminster. Dieu, on receipt of letters from them announcing the death of Joan de
Hnstynges their prioress.
Dec. 7. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 24- November, 14 Edwaixl IL,
Westminster, which have accidentally been lost, being a restitution lo Walter arch*
bishop of Canterbury and his successors of the advowson of the priory of
St. Martin, Dover.
Dec. 8. Notification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the revocation ot the late grant
Westminster, to Peter de Berkeleye, king's clerk, of the prebend of Horton in the church
B2
20 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^330^ Membrane 2S — cont.
of St. Mary, Salisbury, the same being already held by Gilbert de Mid-
delton, king's clerk, archdeacon of Northampton, by letters patent dated
22 June, 15 Edwaid II.
Dec. 8. Protection for one year for Roger Turtle of Bristol and his men while
Westminster, ivcting upon a licence to export 1,000 quarters of corn to Ireland, notwith-
standing any prohibition of such export.
Membrane 27.
Nov. 25. Protection and safe conduct for Thomas Wake, Henry de Bello Monte,
King8ton-on- Richard de Arundell, Fulk le Fitz Waryn, Thomas Rocelyn and Roes ap
Thames. Griffith summoned to the king from beyond seas. By p.s.
Afterwards these same persons had separate letters as above.
Nov. 17. Pardon to .John de Wellop of his outlawry In the county of Gloucester
Clarendon, for non-appearance before the justices of the bench of the late king to
answer touching a plea of John de Burton, parson of the church of New-
en ton, that he render an account for the time when he was his bailiff in
Ne wen ton.
Nov. 10. Pardon to Ralph Woflenot and Henry son of Nicholas atte Temple of
Clarendon, their outlawry in the county of Stafford for non-appearauce in the court
of King's Bench to answer touching an appeal of robbery by Joan late the
wife of John de Hastyngs.
Nov. 28. Licence for John Chauml^rleyn of Wykyngby to grant for life to Roger
Westminster, de Wolfthorpe of Grantham and Emma his wife the manor of Merston by
Hngham, held in chief. By fine of 50^. Lincoln.
Vacated because othertcise below,
Nov. 28. Writ of aid until Easter for John la Zousche appointed a purveyor for
Westminster, the household of queen Isabella.
Nov. 28. Appointment of William archbishop of York to the office of the treasury
Westminster, of the Exchequer, during pleasure. By K*
Mandate to Robert de Wodehous, archdeacon of RicJimond, to deliver
the office to the said William. Ei erat patens.
Nov. 29. Grant to Walter de Monte Gomery of his goods and the issues of his
Westminster, lands forfeited to the king by his withdrawal when indicted for the death
of Peter de Lellyngton in the county of Derby. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northampton.
Nov. 26. Pardon to John Abbot of Botyngdoh for the death of John de Banne-
Westminster. bury, the cobbler, of Dorset, as it appears by the record of Robert de
Malberthorpe and John de Cantebrigge, justices appointed to deliver
Warwick gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for William de Swynes-
heved, clerk.
The like for the following :—
Robert Ostage.
Nov. 28. Frankinus de Skodland.
Westminster.
Nov. 27. William de Bevercotes, clerk.
Westminster.
Dec. 2. Master Henry de Clif, clerk.
Westminster.
Nov. 29. Ralph vicar of the church of Horndon, for two years.
Westminster.
Dec. 3. The prior of Goldeclive in Walet*.
Westminster. John de Abboteston.
4 EDWARD 111.— Pakt II, Si
1330. Metnhrane 27 — cont.
Dec* 6. Master Hugh de logolisma.
Westminster. John de Hadle, almoner of St. Paul's, Loudon.
Thomas vicar of the church of Berghested.
Ranulph son of Ralph, going to the Holy Land, for three years.
Margaret late the wife of Edward de Mortno Mari.
Dec. 5* Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Robert de Walkefare to
Westminster, close a path in Iselham 39 perches long and 4 feet broad, leading from a
street called Estrete to the church, for the enlargement of his house ; on
condition that he make on his own land a like path for public use.
Dec. 5. Protection for John Broun of Teukesbury trading in corn and other
Westminster, merchandise in various parts of the realm.
Nov. 30. Inspeximus and confirmation to Nicholas de Hugate, now provost, and
Westminster, the canons of the church of St. John, Beverley, of a charter dated 7
September, 4 Edward II. confirming to the said church letters patent,
dated 9 Noveml)er, 5 John, and other letters patent of the same king,
recognising the right of the same to thraves of corn from the men of
Holdernesse.
Membrane 26.
Nov. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Harnham the elder to
Westminster, the prior and the brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. John without
the gate of Wilton of a messuage, lOacres of land and 65. in rent in Compton
Chauraberleyn, to celebrate the obit of Robert le Chamberleyn yearly in the
church of Coroptou Chaumberleyn, and to find two wax lights to burn daily
at the great altar of that church during the celebration of high mass for the
soul of the said Robert. By fine of 10*. Wilts.
May 4. Writ de intendendo directed to R. bishop of Bath upon the grant to
Woodstock. Edward de Bohoun for life of the farm of 54/. which the bishop pays for
the manors of Congresby, Cheddre and Axebrigge, co. Somerset, and which
escheated to the king by the forfeiture of Edmund, late earl of Kent.
By p.s.
Not. 19. Licence for John du Boys the elder to enfeofi* Robert de Bernham of
Westminster, four messuages, 207 acres of land, 13 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture,
5 acres of wood, 4/. 12«. 9</. in rent and rents of a pound of pepper, seven
fussell eels, a clove of gilliflower and two capons, in Wytham and Hattefeld
Peverell, held in chief as of the honor of Peverell, and for him to re-grant,
the same to the said John, Dionisia his wife and his heirs.
Dec. 2. Pardon to WiUiam son of William Ernald of Dunstaple for the death of
Westminster. John le Rede of Dunstaple ; as it appears by the record of the justices
appointed to deliver Dunstaple gaol that he killed him in self defence.
Dec. 3. Confirmation to Nigel son of Hivo son of Robert de Keneton of a quit-
Westminster, claim by Henry Engayne to the said Hivo and his heirs of his right in
Bortremyngum and view of frankpledge in Keneton in return for a rent of
Irf. By fine of ^ mark. Suffolk.
Dec. 3. Grant to the abbot and convent of Evesham, who at the king's request
Westminster, have granted to William Altekar, his yeoman, tustennnce foi life out of
their house, that this shall not hereafter prejudice the abbey as a precedent.
ByK.
Nov. 9. Ratification of the estate of Nicholas de Tyngewyk, kinj;'8 clerk, as pre-
Bed^in. bendary of Bedewynde in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, by the colla-
tion of S* late bishop of Salisbury, confirmed by the late king. By p.s.
22 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 26 — cont,
Dec. 3. Licence for John ie Botillet to enfeoff John Stake of the manor of
Westminster. Wymerjngg, co. Southampton, held in chiefs and for him to re*gmnt the
same to the said John, Joan his wife and his heirs. By p.s.
Dec. 3. Appointment of Master John de Hildesle, canon of Chichester, as proctor
Westminster, for the king and hiri duchy of Aquitaine and county of Ponthieu and Mon-
streuii at the court of Philip king of France.
The like with the addition to the king's titles of " count of Ponthieu and
Monstreuil."
Dec. 6, Grant to Nicholas de Hugate, king's clerk, of the prebend of Kynewaston
Westminster, in the free chapel of Wolverhampton, in the diocese <rf* Coventry and Lich-
field, which is in the king's gift by reason of the late voidaace of llie deanery
of the said chapel. By p^.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the chapel.
Dec. 8. Mandate to bailiffs and others of the county of Cornwall to receive as
Westminfiter. attorneys for the abbot of Beaulieu Regis, William de Pederton and John de
Scapelwyk, monks of the abbey, and Nicholas Duraunt, appointed for three
years in respect of certain lands held by the abbot near St. Michael's
Mount, on account of which he is often impleaded by persons planning to
put him to expense and trouble and where he cannot attend in person
without very great peril by reason of the distance and the dangers of the
ways. By pet. of C.
Dec. 8. Pardon to Oliver de Ingham, in consideration of service to the late
Westminster, king and the king in the duchy of Aquitaine, for his adherence to Roger de
Mortuo Mari, earl of March, the king's enemy ; and restitution of his lands
and goods in the county of Chestei* and elsewhere, except such as he had as
a gift from the king.
Dec. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Uvedale and Mar-
Westminster, garet his wife of a messuage, 50 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 12 acres
of alder wood and 21 s. in rent, in Hemyok, Come and Staunton, to a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Katheriue,
Hemyok, for the souls of the said Peter and Margaret and the parents of
Margaret. By fine of 405. Somerset.
Dec. 9. Appointment during pleasure of John Giffard, king's clerk, afi steward
Westminster, and surveyor of the castles, cities, boroughs, towns, honors, manors, farms,
comets, hundreds, forests and lands, held by queen Isabella beyond the
Trent, in the county of Lincoln and in North Wales, whether by assign-
ment in dower of the late king or by grant, for life, of the king, which she
has now suiTendered to the king. By K.
Writ de intendendo for him in the same.
Membrane 25.
Dec. 10. Exemplification of a charter, dated 8 September, 12 Edward L, consti-
Westminster. tuting Ehuddlan a free borough.
[Charter Roll, 12 Edward /., No. 14.]
Dec. 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de PuUeney, citizen of
Westminster. London, to the master and brethren of the hospital oi St. Barthdomew,
Smithfield, of a messuage, four shops and four cellars, in the parish of
St. Nicholjis atte Shameles, London, to find two chaplains to celebrate
divine service daily ; namely a secular priest, in the church of St. Thomas
the Apostle, London, and one of the brethren, in the hospital ; for the
good estate of the said John and Margaret his wife, in life, for their souls
after death and for the souls of John de Bureford late citizen of London
and Boesia his wife. By fine of 5 marks.
4 EDWARD m.— Pabt n. 23
1330. Membrane 25. — cont.
Dec. 10. Confirmation of an indenture whereby Robert abbot of Woubourne and
Westminster, the convent of that place granted to Simon Cole of Smewynes, clerk,
Isabella his wife and Kobert their son, for their lives, at a rent of A marks,
the great ox stall and dairy in Ottecote grange, crofts called Crouchecrof ts,
with a 8mall green plot adjoining, near Cbalvecrof te, Losecrofts by Abbefeld,
with other closes near Losewod both arable and pasture, with quick
hedges and dikes, to hold in severalty and enclose at their pleasure, and
the following lands, &c. ; fields known by the names of Newebrokene and
BaggenhuU with a meadow between them and common of pasture in the
pasture between le Newebrokene, Losewod and Biggyngefeld, and the
meadow lying by the land of Nicholas le Masson, with free ingress and
egress, f ouerbote and the right to take heath, broom and bracken in Cherlewod
heath, and common of pasture at all times of the year in Ottecote.
By fine of 1 mark. Bedford. Buckingham.
Dec. 10. Confirmation of letters patent under the seal of the Exchequer appointing
Westmtngter. Reginald de Pavely to the custody from Michaelmas last, of the seven
hundreds of Cokham and Braye^ co. Berks, during pleasure, at the rent
of 22 marks, on condition that he keep them according to the form of the
statute lately passed at Lincoln. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Appointment during pleasure of Robert de Aspale as steward and
Wettminster. surveyor of all possessions on this side the Trent — except in the county
of Lincoln — and in South Wales, lately surrendered by queen Isabella.
Vacated by surrender. By K.
Dec. 12. Discharge to Roger de Lisewy of Salisbury, king's clerk, and Philip le
Weftminnter. Tavemer of Salisbury, king's yeoman, of all expenses incurred in bringing
to Southampton 60 tuns or wine lately piurchased for the king by the con-
stable of Bordeaux out of the issues of the duchy [of Aquitaine], by view
of the said Philip and brought to that port by the latter ; the king having,
at the request of queen Isabella, granted the wine to the said Roger, for
the improTement of his estate, in return for 120 marks for the wine and
the carriage thereof, which he has paid by the hands of Richard de Bury,
king's clerk. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Inspexlmus and confirmation, without prejudice to the king's rights, of
Wesiminiter. a grant [in French] dated Spaldyng, 7 July, 6 Edward II., by John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the burgesees of Stamford, his resident tenants
and tenants In chief, that they may f\eely buy and sell in their town, as
their ancestors have used to do, and that they shall elect one of* their
number as alderman to rule them, who on election shall be sworn in before
the eai'l, or, in his absence, before the steward of the town.
By pet. of Parliament and fine of 2 marks.
Dec. 16. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for William de Clynton to
Woitminrter. close a way in Upchirche, 30 perches long and 20 feet broad, leading from
Gillyngham to Newenton, for the enlargement of his dwelling house;
provided that he make on his own land a like way for public use. By K.
Dec 14. Licence for the warden and scholars of the House of Scholars of Merton,
Wc«tmiiiRUT. Oxford, to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the
yeaily value of 10/. By p.s.
1>«C. 8. Grant to Master Robert de Stretford, king's clerk, of the prebend of
V0itniM«r.; Bere and Cherminstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's
gift by reason of the late voidance of the s«e. By p.s.
24 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330, Membrane 24.
Dec. 7. Presentation of Thomas de Hareys, king's clerk, parson of the church
WcstmiDster. of Mesedon, in the diocese of London, to the church of Rye, in the diocese of
Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with Walter de XJseflete, king's
clerk.
Dec. 12. John de Bohun of Midhurst, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. John de Kerdif and Thomas de Berethorp his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Dec. 13. Protection with clause nolumus for one year for the prior of St Swithin's,
Westminster. Winchester.
The like for the following : —
Dec. 6. Ralph de Blound, prebendary of Ifnderdon, in the free chapel of Brug-
Westminster. genorth.
Dec. 3. Margaret de Walton.
Westminster.
Dec. 13. The abbot of Keynesham, for two years.
Westminster. Master Nicholas de Tyngewyk, prebendary of Bedewynde in the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
Dec. 12. Peter de Grauntsoun, for two years.
Westminster. William Polhowe.
John de Handlo.
Dec. 8. Grant to Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, of the prebend of Bere
Westminster, and Cherministre, in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the late voidance of the see. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury.
Dec. 9. Grant to Richard Gent of Newcastle, king's clerk, of the deaneiy of the
Westminster, king's free chapel of St. Peter and St Paul, Wolvernhampton. By p.s.
Dec. 6. Grant to Walter de London, king's clerk, of the canonry and prebend in
Westminster, the church of St. Wolfram, Abbeville, lately held by Honoratus de Fiefes,
in the king's gift by reason of the surrender to him by queen Isabella on
1 De%-,ember of the county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Dec. 7. Mandate to Robtrt Selyman, escheator this side Trent, for restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the priory of Holy Cross, Wyrmegeye, to John de
Cauntele, one of the brethren, whose election as prior has been confirmed by
Adam de Ayremynne, king's clerk, archdeacon of Norfolk, as vicar
general of the see of Norwich in the bishop's absence, and whose fealty
has been taken by the king.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tonants of the priory.
Dec. 10. Presentation of Edmund Evei-ai'd to the church of Tichemerssh, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Master Gilbert Lovel and in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of John Lovel,
tenant in chief. By p.s.
Dec. 13. John de Bohun, earl of Hereford, goinc; on pilgrimage to Santiago, has
Westminster, letters nominating Walter de Finchyngfeld and John de Stane his attorneys
in England for one year.
Dec. 8. Grant to William de Novo Castro subtus Lynam that no marshal of the
Westminster, household or other minister shall make any livery or lodge in his houses in
West Smethefeld against the will of him or his heirs. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Robert de Coventre and Nicholas dc Peverwich, canons of St Mary'^s
Westminster. Derlegh, bringing news of the def^th of Williftm de Alsop, their abbot, have
letters of licence to elect. By p.s.
4 EDWARD III.-^Pakt II. 25:
1330» Membrane 24 — cont
Dec. 3. Inspeximus nnd confirmation of letters patent, dated 5 August, 7
Westminster. Edvtrard II., being an appointment of David ap Houwel to the bailiwick of
Ragelon in the commote of Turkelin, co. Anglesey.
Dec. 16. Pardon to Nicholas le Scrjveyn and Alice his wife for acquiring, in fee,
Westminster, from John Bluet 19 acres of heath in Chippenham and Pewesham, held in
chief, and entering thereon without the licence of the late king ; and licence
for them to retain the same. Bj fine of ^ mark. Wilts.
Dec. 3. Pardon to Gilbert de Berewyk and William his brother for acquiring, for
Westminster, themselves and the heirs of Gilbert, from Stephen Turpyn the manor of
Estwynterslewe, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and
licence for them to retain the same. By fine of 5 marks.
Dec. 13. Safe conduct for one year for men and servants sent by Richard de
Westminster. Emeldon to buy corn and other merchandise in France.
Dec. 10. Ratification of the estate of Master Richard de Haveryng, king's clerk,
Westminster, as prebendary of Langetoft in the church of St. Peter, York, of Putteston
in the church of St. Ethelbert, Hereford, of Hisshopeston in the church of
St. Mary, Salisbury, and of Ferrynges in Chichester Cathedral. By K.
Dec. 15. Presentation of Thomas de Clopton to the church of Ideshale, in the
Westminster, diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of Bartholomew de Badelesmere. By p.s.
Dec 10. Ratification of the estate of Master Richard de Haveryng, king's clerk,
Westminster, as precentor of tho church of St. Ethelbert, Hereford ; and revocation of
the late collation thereto of Master John de Oo of Oxford, king's clerk.
ByK
Dec. 16. Pardon to Richard le Tanner of Chippenham for acquiring in fee in
Westminster. Chippenham an acre of land from William atte Sartrye and 3 acre^ from
Thomas EIrigge, held in' chief, and entering thereon without licence of
the late king ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of \ mark. Wills.
Dec. 12. Mandate to the bailiffs of Hereford, on petition of the citizens to the king
Westminster, and council in Parliament, to make proclamation in the king's name for-
bidding the use of carts bound with iron {carectis ferratis) for carrying
dunfic without or within the city on pain of forfeiture of such carts to the
bailififs, who shall answer at the Exchequer for the value thereof as
assessed by a jury of the citizens. By pet. of C.
Dec. 18. Appointment of Roger atte Wode to the custody of the king's parks of
Westminster. Fremantel and Crokham, during pleasure, at the same wages as John
Pecche had for the same in the late king's reign. By p.s.
Dec, 10. Pardon to William Gretheved of Ravenestone for the death of Robert de
Westminster. Holewell at Holewell ; as it appears by the record of William de Herle and
other justices in eyre in the county of Derby that he killed him in self
defence.
Dec. 10. Pardon to John de Daventre, William de Wyndesore, John de Wyndesore,
Westminster. Benedict le Quareour, Alice la Quareour, Margery late the wife of Robert
le Grayne, Henry de Balne, William son of Robert le Grayne, Isabella de
Halne, John son of Richard Chapeleyn, Margery de Balne, Thomas son of
Philip and John de Hermesbi of their outlawry in the county of Nottingham
for non-appearance before the justices in eyre in that county to answer
touching a plea of trespass of Robert de Saxton.
Dec. 6. Pardon to Thomas de Pateshull and John Fraunceys for acquiring for
Wettminiter. their lives from John de Burdeleys 12 acres of land and 25*. in rent in
26 GALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 23.
Cumberton, co. Cambiidee, held in chief, and entering thereon without
licence j and licence for them to retain the same. By p.s. and fine of 40.?.
Dec. 8. Appointment of J. bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, to the custody,
Westminster, of Waverle Abbey, a house largely of royal foundation, now grievously
oppressed by debts. He is to receive all rents and issues of the abbey
and to apply the same, after reserving reasonable sustenance for the abbot,
convent and necessaiy ministers, in discharging the debts and restoring the
estate of the house, which is to be in the king*s protection so long as the
custody lasts. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Walter Haumond.
Westmitister.
The like for the following : —
John de Lyston, knight^ for one year.
Simon de Writlyng.
Nicholas de Tunstall, for one year.
The prior of Ledes, for one year.
Dec. 16. Master Walter de London, parson of the church of Hendon, for one
WestmiDster. year.
Dec. 15. John de Bohun, earl of Hereford, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, for
WcBtminstcr. one year. By K.
Thomas de Walmesford going with him. By testimony of the earl.
Dec. 10. Revocation of the late collation of Master John de UfPord, king's
WcstmiMter. clerk, to the archdeaconry of Chester in Lichefeld church, as Master
Richard de Haveryn^ king's clerk, already holds the same by a sufficient
title ; and ratification of the estate of the latter as archdeacon. By K.
Dec. 12. Presentation of Nicholas de Oxenford to the church of Mei*sb, in the
Westminstier. diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Dec. 12k Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Henry, earl of Lancaster, of a
Westminster, recognisance in 30,000/. wherein he became bound in the Chancery, by
order of the council, on submitting himself to the king's will after the lato
rebellion at Bedford. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Dec. 13. Appointment of Richard de Plumpton to the bailiwick of the office of
Westminster, forester of Glyngothy in Cautremaur, during pleasure. By p.s.
Dec. 15. The like of William de Langefeld, king's yeoman, to the bailiwick of the
Westminster, chief forestership of Blakeburnshire. By p.8.
Dec» 14 Grant to John de Palynton, for service to the late king and the
WtsUninster. king, of the office of rider in Salcey Forest, during good behaviour*
By p.s.
Dec. 14. Licence for the abbot and convent of Bordesleye to demise to fkrm
Westminster, for term of life or years the lands belonging to the house. By C*
Dec. 16. Simon Moyk, master of the hospital of St. Peter, Suntyngfeld by Whit-
Westminster, sand, has letters nominating William de Harewell and William de
Clarkee, brethren of the hospital, his attorneys in England ft)r three
years.
Doc. 12. Exemption for life of William la Zousche of Haryngworth, afflicted
Westminster, with a disease believed to be incurable, from attendance at ParUaments,
assemblies and councils of the realm ; and power for him to appear by
proxy. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Grant to Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, of the prebend of
Westminster. Bere and Chermenistre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury. The right
of the crown to present in this voidancc was wcovefetl by the late
4 EDWARD III.'-Part IL 27
1330. Membrane 2B—cont,
^^^Q ^7 judgement of his court against the bishop Who had refused
to admit Master John de Stratford to Ft on his presentation, and as the said
John has since been made bishop of Winchester, without having been
admitted to the prebend, the king still has the right to present. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Appointment of Luke de Burgh to prosecute and defend for the
Westmiiwter. king before the justices of the Bench, with the yearly foe of 10/., during
pleasure. By K.
Dec. 14. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to John Bngayne of a recogni-
Westttintter. sance in 1,200 marks, Wherein he became bound in the Chancery, by order
of the council, on submitting himself tu the king's will after the late rebellion
at Bedford. By p.8.
Dec. 16. Simple protection until Whitsunday for R. bishop of Bath and Wells
1fe«lAilnstef. going beyond seas. By p.s.
Membrane 22.
Dec. la Licence for Peter h FVenshe of Northampton to grant to Henry Roger
WestmioBtiet. of Northampton, Juliana his wife and hid hetrs^ a medsuage and ftve shops
in Northampton^ held in chief. By fine of i mark.
Deci 12. Acknowledgement of the receipt from Master Itherius de Concoreto,
Westminster, the Pope's collector of first fruits in England, of 997/. Is. 3d. paid to
William de Colby, queen Philippa's treasurer, on account of the king's
moiety of such first fruits. By p.s.
Vacated because otkermse below.
John de Mereworth, going on pilgrimage in the company of John do
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, the king's kinsman, has letters nominat-
ing James de Grodelsford, parson of the church of Mereworth, and Peter
Peverel his attorneys in England for one year.
Dec. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 27 April, 17 Edward
Westminster, n., being an inspeximus of a charter, datied 3 May, 31 Edward I., whereby
Edward II., then prince of Wales, constituted Neuburgh, co. Anglesey, a
free borough. By fine of 20^. Wales.
Dec. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry Burry of a messuage
Westminster, and 12^ marks in rent, in Salisbury, to two chaplains to calebrate divine
wrvice daily in the church of St. Edmund, Salisbury, for the souls of the
BSiid Henry, Edllh his late Wife, their heirs and tocestors.
By fine of 16 marks. Wilts,
I>*c. 13. Ratification, with the assent of Parliament, of a grant in fee to Thomas
Wtstminsten de Weston of the reversion of the manor of Reynham, Co. Essex, which
escheated to the king on the death of Oliver Plokenet and was then granted
to William Melchet for his life. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Appointment during pleasure of John de Brun, king's yeoman, to take
Westminster, falcons, ramage and from the nest, {ramageos et puilos)^ in North and
South Wales, to rear for the king's use. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Pardon, at the instance of William de Leycestre, king's clerk, for the
Westminster, acquisition in mortmain by Hugh Tripacy, sometime parson of the church
of Long Ditton, from Roger, sometime prior of the hospital of St. Mary
without Bishopsgate, London, of an acre and a half of land and 2 acres of
wood in Long Ditton, and by John Aboveton, now parson of the same,
from Stephen de Hadresham of a rood of land there, made without licence
of the king's grandfather, father or the kmg ; and licence for the said
John to retain the same. By K.
Dec. IC. Acknowledgement of the receipt from Master Itherius de Concoreto,
Werttoinater. king's clerk, the Pope's collector of first fruits in England, of 100/. paid to
28 CALENDAR OF PATE-NT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 22— con<.
W. archbisliop of York, the treasurer, and the king's chamberlains on
account of the king's moiety of such collection.
Dec. 17. Appointment of Robert de Wodehous, king's clerk, archdeacon of
Westminster. Richmond, to the office of^ the chancellorship of the Exchequer, during
pleasure. By K.
Mandate to Adam de Herewynton to deliver to him the king's seal find
other things pertaining to the office.
The like to the t]*easurer and barons of the Exchequer to admit him.
Dec. 12. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Thomas Wake of Lidel of a
Westminster, recognisance in 10,000/. wherein he became bound in the Chancery, by order
of the council, on submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at
Bedford. By p^.
Dec. 16. Notification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the revocation of the presentation
Westminster, of Nicholns de Oxonia, king's clerk, to the church of Mersshe, the king having
previously presented Master Henry de London, king's clerk, to l^ie said
church. By K.
Dec. 18. Grant to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of pavage for his town of
Westminster. Lichefeld for three years. By pet. of C.
Dec. 16. R. bishop of Bath and Wells, going beyond seas, has letters nominating
Westminster. Master Walter de Burton and John de Sutton, chaplain, his attorneys in
England until Whitsuntide.
The said bishop has like letters until Michaelmas.
Membrane 21.
Dec. 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John do Heselarton to the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Joreval of a messuage in York held of the king in free
burgage. By K., on the information of G. le Scrope.
Dec. 14. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to William le Blount of a recog-
Westminster. nisance in 500/. wherein he became bound in the Chancery, by order of the
council, on submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at Bedford.
By p3.
The like to Henry de Ferrariis of a recognisance in 6,000/. made under
similar circumstances. By p.s.
Dec. 18. Grant to Henry, earl of Lancaster, of pontage for three years on wares
Westminster, passing over the bridges of the town of Leicester, for repair of the same
bridges. By K.
Dec. 16. Grant for life to Master John de Florencia, king's clerk, of the manor of
Westminster. Midelton, co. Kent, with its hundred and other appurtenances, lately
surrendered by queen Isabella ; in lieu of 500 marks out of the customs of
London and Southampton lately granted to him until other provision were
made. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to John Boillet who now has the custody of the
said manor, &c.
Writ de intendendo for the said John de Florencia directed to the tenants
of the manor.
Dec. 20. Grant, on petition of the masters and scholars of Oxford University to
Westminster, the king and council, that the assize of wine observed in Oxford since the
reign of Edward I. shall continue, namely that the price shall not exceed
the price paid in London by more than \d. on each gallon {lagencu)
By pet. of C.
Dec. 19. Grant to Roger de Aston, during good behaviour, of the office of bedel
Westminster, of Wygmoreslounde previously granted to liim by the late king and held
by him until removed by Roger de Mortuo Man of Wygmore, the king's
enemy. By p.ft.
EDWARD 111.— ]?ABT II. 29
1330. Membrane 21 — cont.
Dec. 17. Graut to Robert de Walkefare of the marriage of Adam son and heir of
Westminster. Adam de Swilynton, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Dec. 21. Master John de Florencia, king^s clerk, going beyond seas, has letters
Westminster, nominating Bernard de Pouche his attorney in England for two years.
Dec. 20. Grant to Edward Chaundos, at his request, of 40/. 3'early from the farm
Westminster, of the town of Derby, instead of the like sum at the Exchequer lately
granted to him. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of Derby.
Dec. 20. Appointment of Thomas le Porter, king's clerk, to the bailiwick of the
Westmmster. oflSce of forester of Chirk Forest, during pleasure. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Courteneye of a
Westminster, messuage, 100*. in rent and half a carucate of land in Merpol, Grendel,
Netherstofford and Neweton Popelford, held in chief as appears by the
inquisition, to n chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of
St. Luke the Evangelist, Neweton Popelford, for the good estate of the
said Hugh, in life, for his soul, after death, and for the souls oi Eleanor de
Courteneye, his mother, Philip de Courteneye, his brother, their ancestors
and heirs. By fine of 100*. Devon.
Dec. 20. Pardon to Simon de Bel toil, knight, of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Nottingham for non-appearance before William de Herle and other
justices in eyre to answer touching a plea of trespass of John de Oarewell.
By K. A C.
Dec. 21. Grant, with the assent of Parliament, to the kmg's merchants Dinus
Westminster. Forsetti, Peter Reyner, Bartholomew de Barde, and the other merchants of
the society of the Bardi of Florence, in consideration of their losses by
not receiving at the appointed time certain tenths due from the clergy of
England, and money to be paid by the king of Scotland under the late
treaty^ heretofore assigned to them by the long as security for loans, of
l,000/.y as a gift, out of the customs and the aforesaid tenths. If they do
not receive the money due from Scotland, their debt shall be paid wholly
out of the tenths* By p.s.
Dec. 18. Ratification of the estate of William de Lescapon, king's clerk, as pre-
Westminster, bendary of Castelnok, in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, which is
of the patronage of the archbishop.
Dec. 21. Grant for life to William Ganger, king's yeoman, of the office of gauger
Westminster, of wines in England and Ireland, which he held by grant from the king
made before he assumed the governance of the realm but from which he
was removed, by the procurement of Roger de Mortuo Marl, in favour of
Richard de la Pole. The appointment of the said Richard to the office
has been revoked in the present Parliament. By p.a.
Membrane 20.
Dee. 19. Appointment of Henry le Scrope as chief baron of the Exchequer,
Westminster, during pleasure. By K. <& C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Dec 15. Release for life with the assent of Parliament to Thomas de Metham of
Westminster. 10/. due yearly at the Exchequer for the manor of Willeye, co. Nottingham,
which he holds at fee farm. By E.
Dec. 18. Protection with clause noltamis, for one year, for the prior of Newstead.
Westminster. The like for the following : —
Dec. 16. Thomas Blanket of Bristol.
Westminster;
30 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 20'--cont.
Dec. 2a Nigel de Whetele.
Westminster.
Dee. 20. Simple protection for one year for John de L>egb, going beyond seas in
WeBtminster. the company of John de Bohun, earl of Hereford.
By testimony of the earl.
The like for the fc^owing, also going : —
John DaYentre«
John de Mereworth.
Dec. 18. Grant to John de Leycestre, king's clerk, lately appointed a chamberlain
Westmiust^. of the Exchequer, during pleasure, that he shall hold the office duriog
good behaviour.
Dec. 18. Writ of aid until Easter tor Richard de Walton, appointed by J. bishop
Westminiter. of Winchester, the chancellor, a pui-veyor for the office of the Mar»
shalsea.
Dec. 14. Grant to Thomas de Bello Campo, son and heir of Guy de Bello Campo,
"Westminster, earl of Warwick, in continuation of the king's grace shewn by previous
grants, of his castles, manors and lands, with their knights' fees and advow-
sons, as well those of which Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, had the
custody, as all others, with their issues from 20 February, 3 Edward III.,
the day on which the king received his homage although he was then
under age. By p.s.
Dec. 20, Appointment of Master Robert de Ayleston as a baron of the Exchequer,
Westmlaiter. during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Dec. IT. Grant for life to Robert de Walkefare of the custody of Beaumareys
Wcstminiter. Castle. By p.s.
Mandate In pursuance to Gilbert de Ellesfeld in whose custody the
castle is.
Dec. 16. Grant to John de Hanyngfeld, clerk, of the office of the seijeanty of
Westminster, the customs of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of London.
By K, on the information of Richard de Bury,
Dec 12. Power for the abbot of Leicester to give the royal aesent to the election of a
Westminster, prioress of Grace Dieu in the place of Joan dc Hastings, deceased, and to
receive the fealty of such prioress. He is to certify the king of all pro*
ceedings herein, sending the letters of the sub-prioress and convent of the
result of the election and the letters of confirmation thereof by the diocesan.
This power is granted out of pity for the poverty of the sub-prioress and
convent. By K.
Dec. 24. Mandate to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, or his vicar-general, to admit
Westmhwtcr. Master Thomas de Upton, king's clerk, to the archdeaconry of Wells, and
to the stall and place in the chapter held in right of the same, lately granted
to him by the king.
Dec. 12. Grant to John de Bedeford of the city of London, pursuant to an agreement
Westminster, made in the present Parliaroeut, that the prohibition in his letters of pardon
dated 15 June last against his comiug within 12 leagues of the city be now
withdrawn and that iie shall have again his forfeited goods.
By K. and the whole C.
Deo» 16. Licence Ibr John de Handlo to grant to Eustace de Eton and Geoffrey
Westminster, de Skardeburgh, ohaplains, and their successors, twenty messuages and two
carucates of land in Uedyndon and the b^iiliwiek of the offioo of forester of
Shottore and Stowode, held in chief, and for them to ro^grant the same to
him for life, with successive remainders to Richard his son, Isabella the
wife and the heirs of the said Richard, to Nicholas and ThonuM hia
brothers, in tail, and ultimate remainder to the riffht heirs of Thomas.
By Itt6 of 10 marks. Oxford.
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. 31
1330. Mefnbrane 20 — cont.
Dec. 18. Grunt to Hugh de Frene of the custody of Cardigan Castle in South
Wettminster. Wales, with the stewardship there, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the justice of South Wales, and Geoffrey de
Stoke who now holds the said custody and stewardship.
Dec 20. Grant to William le Fitz Waryn * le frere' of 20/. out of the farm of
Westminster. Montgomery Castle, which he holds of the king at a fixed yearly rent,
during pleasure, or until other provision be made for his estate. By K.
Dec. 17. Grant, with the assent of Parliament, to William Latymer, Elizabeth his
Westminster, wife and his heirs, of the manor of Iselhamstede, co. Buckinghami which
escheated to the king by the rebellion of Simon de Bereford. By K.
Dec. 20. Simple protection for one year for John Deen going beyond seas with
Westminster. John de Bohun, eiirl of Hereford. By testimony of the earl.
Dec. 17. Grant to Nicholas de Verdon, for service to the late king and the king in
Westminster. Ireland and his expense in protecting that land against the Scots and Irish,
of the custody of the manors of Uathvver and Rathfaith in Ireland, escheats
from Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, to hold rent free so long as
they are in the king's hands. By K. k C.
Mbmbranb 19.
Dec. 12. Pardon to the prior and convent of Drax for acquiring in mortmain from
Westminster. Adam son of Robert le Ken of Berlay a toft, 9 acres of land and 55. 'dd, in
rent in Newehagh and Drax and entering thereon without licence, and
licence for them to retain the same. By p.s.
Dec, 15. Grant in fee, with tlie assent of Parliament, to Geoffrey le Scrope, in
Westminster, consideration of the great place which he holds in the kingdom and in re-
oompence of the manors of Braken, Burghwaleys and Neutone Waleys, co.
York, lately taken from him under the statute of Parliament for restitution
of the landi forfeited by reason of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
and of a yearly sum of 100/. granted to him for the life of queen Isabella,
of the manor of Whitegift with the lands and rents in Ouseflete, Swyne-
flete, Rednesse, Houk, Ayremynne and the moor of Inklesmore, in the
same county, lately held by the said queen, together with the knights* fees,
advowsons and snch other appurtenances as she had. By K.
Dec. 12. Presentation of Roger de Frenes, parson of the church of Gillyng, to a
WtMtminster. moiety of the church of Ekynton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lich-
field, in tho king's gift by reason of his ouftody of the lands and heir of
John Stoteville, tenant in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with William
de Northweld. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Exemplification of letterb patent, dated 23 January, 5 Edward II.,
Westminster, appointing Robert de Holand to the ofiice of justice of Chester, with other
otttcottf 9X the yearly rent of 1,000/., and pardoning the first year's rent in
aatiafaotion of 1,000/. due to him by the said king. This grant is made
after an oath taken in the Chancery by Matilda, wife and executrix of the
said Robert, that the original letters patent are lost and that, when ooce
allowance has been made of the above sum, she will not claim the same a
second time in the event of their being found but will surrender them to be
cancelled.
Dec. 10. Grant to William de Monte Acuto, to whom the king lately granted the
Westminttar. stock and goods in the manors of Kyngeaburyi SomerU)ii and Camel, co.
Somerset, late of Edmund, earl of Kent, but who has not yet rtceived the
letters patent of that grant, that he shall not be disturbed in the possession
of the same. By p.s.
32 CALENDAR OF tATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 19 — cont.
Dec. 15. Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Westminster.
Dec. 20. Grant to Richard de Emeldon, for service to Edward I., Edward II.
Westminster, and the king and in consideration of his loss<^ in the war with Scotland
in the late reign, that he l)e quit, for lite, of customs of wools, hides and
wool-fells and other customs throughout the realm. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of customs at Newcastle-upon-
Tyne and elsewhere.
Dec. 19. Appointment of Richard de Holand to the custody of Crukyn Castle,
Westminster, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Wysbam, justice of North Wales.
The like to the chamberlain of Carnarvon to pay the usual fee to the said
Richard.
Dec. 20. Pardon to Henry son of Nicholas de Templo for abducting Joan late the
Westminster, wife of John de Hastang and carrying away goods of the said John.
By p.s.
Dec. 24. Confirmation of a deed whereby J. bishop of Ely granted to William de
Westminster. Colby, king's clerk, his heirs and assigns, an acre of land in Pulham with
the advowson of the church of that town, after an undertaking given by the
latter that so soon as a parson has been presented to the church, on the next
voidani!e, by him, his heirs or assigns, the deed shall become null and void
and the premises shall revert to the dean and chapter of Ely.
Dec. 23. Confirmation of the said William in the possession of the said land and
Westminster, church. By K.
Dec. 20. Grant for life to Thomas de Copham, king's serjeant and armourer, for
Westminster, service to Edward I., Edward II. and the king, of the rent of 10/. which
the mayor and commonalty of London pay at the Exchequer for the bailiwick
of Southwark. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said mayor and commonalty.
Membrane 18.
Dec. 25. Grant to Peter de Rythre, king's clerk, of the prebend of Nassyngton in the
Guildford, church of St. Mary, Lincoln, the presentation to which the king recovered
against Henry bishop of Lincoln; notwithstanding the revocation of a
grant on 2 December, 1 Edward IIL, of the same to the said Peter procured
by certain of the king's council in favour of Ursus de filiis Ursi of Rome
{de Urbe), By p.s.
Mandate iu pursuance to H. bishop of Lincoln.
Dec. 14. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Anthony Bache, merchant,
Westminster, in the sums of 509/. Ss, money Advanced to the Wardrobe, and 18/. paid
for jewels ; with promise to pay the whole amount out of the king's moiety
of a four yearly tenth due from the clergy of England at midsummer.
Dec. 28. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's collector of first
Guildford, fruits, for 400/. paid to Dinus Forsetti and the other merchants of the society
of the Bardi of Florence, on account of the king's moiety of such collection.
Vacated became othertoise below. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Licence for John Chaumberlayn of Wykyngby to grant to Roger de Wolf-
Westminster, thorpe of Grantham and Emma his wife the manor of Merston by Hagham,
held in chief, to hold for their lives by the rent of a rose for the first thirteen
years and of 20 marks for each succeeding year. By fine of 505.
Dec. 28. Appointment of Henry le Barber to the oflSc*e of serjeant bailiff of Clider-
QoUdford. howe Castle, during good behaviour.
4 EDWARD 111.— Part II.
3S
1330.
Dec. 15,
Westmiaster.
1331.
Jan. 22.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 10.
Westmimster.
1330.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
1331.
Jan. 2.
Guildford.
Membrane 18 — conL
Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Roger de Ouylly of a recogni-
sance in 100/., wherein he became bound, by order of the council, on sub-
mitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at Bedford. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John de Twyford, of a recognisance in 2001. By p.s.
Gilbert Pecche, of a recognisance in 100/.
Thomas de Monte Hermerii, of a recognisance in 1,000 marks.
Philip de Polevill, knight, of a recognisance in 200/.
Robert de Farnham, of a recognisance in 20/.
By p.s.
By p.s.
By p.s.
Jan. 1.
Guildford.
1330.
Dec. 24.
Guildford.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
Dec. 9.
Westminster.
1331.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 11,
Westminster.
Grant, for life, to Roger Belet, king's yeoman, pantler (panetario) in queen
Philippa's household, of a messuage, 3&| acres of land, 9 acres cf meadow
and 50s\ in rent, in Lalham, co. Middlesex, rent free ; in enlargement of
his late appointment to the same at a rent, during pleasure. By p.s.
Pai'don, with the assent of Parliament, to David, earl of Athol, of a
recognisance in 5,000/. wherein he became bound, by order of the council, on
submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at Bedford.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to the prior and convent of Bilsynton for acquiring in mortmain
lands in Bilsynton from Henry de Hammyugherst, Michael le Blunt,
Gilbei't le Keu of Bilsynton and Adam de Caldham, ' bastard,' and entering
thereon without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
By fine of 40*. Kent.
Pardon to Albin de Hemyngton of his outlawry in the county of Derby
for non-appearance before William de Herle and other justices in eyre to
answer touching a plea of trespass of John de Beaufoi, kiiight.
Revocation in Parliament of the late appointm eut of John de Say to the
office of controller of the great customs of London. By p.s.
Licence for William de la Beche and Euphemia his wife to enfeoif
Geoffrey de Wauncy and John de Cavenham, chaplain, of a moiety of the
manors of Fakenham Aspes, co. Suffolk^ and Sevcaumpe, co. {lertford,
held in chief, and for them to re-giant the same to William and Euphemia,
in tail, with remainder to the right heirs of Euphemia.
By fine of 10 marks.
Mandate to Robert Selyman, escheator on this side Trent, for restitution
of the temporalities of the convent of Grace Dieu, of the patronage of the
heir of Theobald de Verdun, the king's ward, to Joan de Meinwaryng, one
of the nuns, duly elected prioress of that house.
Writ de intendendo for the said Joan, directed to the tenants of the house.
Protection and safe conduct for Master Guy de Calma, king's clerk,
employed in the business of P. cardinal priest of St. Stephen in Celio
Monte, By C.
Dec. 10. Confirmation to Richard de Merklesdene, for life, of a grant to him by
Westminster. Thomas, late earl of Lancaster and Leicester^ steward of England, of the
U 65658. C
U CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Menibrane 18 — cont,
ofiice of forester of the chace of Blakeburneshire, co. Lancaster, held ia
chief as of Lancaster honor* By fine of 40^. Lancaster.
Dec. 28. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's collector of
Guildford, first fruits in England, for 400/. of the king's moiety thereof paid at his
request to his merchants Dinus Fotcetti and the other merchants of the
society of the Bardi of Florence in satisfaction of that sum advanced by
them on account of the expenses of queen Philippa. By p.s.
Membrane 17.
t)ec» 22. tnspeximUB and confirmation of a lease [in French] made on the preyious
WostminBter. day by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, to John de Sancto Pliileberto, his executors
and assigns, of the manor of Longebenyton, co. Lincoln, for five Vears, at
a rent of 600/. whereof 400/. is to be paid in advance and 100/. at Michael-
mas in the fifth year. By K.
Dec. 22. Grant to queen Philippa of such goods as were in the castle and town
Westminster, of Tikhill, with the members thereof Wheteley and Gring [ele], lately granted
to her as dower, on the day on which Simon de Bereford, who held the
same^ was arrested for rebellion. By K. h C*
Dec. 25* Grant to the same for the expenses of her household of 1,000/. out of
WestiBinster. the first issues of the old and new customs in the ports of Kyngeston-on-
HuU andRavenserodde, notwithstanding any previous assignments thereof;
with the custody of the ' cocket ^ seals there until payment be made.
By K* & C.
Dec. 22» Appointment of Gerard de Orons as seneschal and keeper of the land
Westmmster. and county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil, during pleasure. {^Frcnch.']
ByK.
Dec. 22. Grant to queen Philippa, for the expenses of her household, of 1)629/.
Westminster. 18*. 4c/. to be paid by Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the
Pope's collector of first fruits in England, out of the king's moiety thereof.
By t.
Dec. dOi Appointment of John de Preston, for service to the late king and the
Qoildlbrd. king, lo the bailiwick of Blakenay in the forest of DenOi during pleASure
and good behaviour. By p.s,
1881.
Jan. 1» Gotifirmation to fieonr Darcy» Hugh dd Totehill his brother, and the
Qttildfovdi heirs of the body of Hugh) of a grant by William^ the abbot^ and the con*-
vent of St« Edward) Letelc) to 5ie said Henry and Hugh of the lands of
the &bbey with the villeins and their chattels and issue, as well as with
the homages, escheats, marriages and other services of the free tenants,
their mill at Stone with the land adjacent and all their possessions,
in Laghton in Morthing, Hoton Ker, rurctoft, Brokehouse and Stobe)
absolutely. By fine of 20*. York.
Jan. 1. Protection with claUse nolumw for one year for Peter le Eeu of Aide*
Qttlldfbid. bury* By p.s.
Jan. 1» Presonitttidti of John de Askham to the church (tf Ihitm, in the dtoctse
QoUdibrd. bf Chichester, in t^e king's rift by reason ctf the temporalities of the abbey
of Fecamp being in his hands.
Jan. 2. Grant to Richard de Bekenesfeld, for service to the late king and the
Guildford, kin^ of the bailiwick of the reaper (meitoris) of the manor of By fleet,
during pleasure. By p»s*
4 EDWARD m— Part II.
35
1331.
Jan. 2.
Guildford.
Jnn. 3.
Quildford.
Jan. 12*
WcttmiiiBtcr.
1330.
Dec. 31.
Quildford.
1331.
Jan. 1.
Quildford.
1330.
Dec. m
Guildford.
Doc. 30.
* Quildford.
1331.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
1330.
Dec 12.
Wvitmioiter.
1331.
Jan. 10.
Westtainsten
Jan; 8.
Wl!•talillMe^
1330.
Not. 9.
Bedwin.
Memrane 17 — cont.
Appointment of William de Haneworth, king's courier (cursor) for
service to the late king and the king, to the bailiwick of the parker of the
park of Ayleshamburgh, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Kobert de Aspale, steward of the manor of
Ayleshamburgh.
Appointment of Philip do Preston * potager,' for service to the late king
and the king, as keeper of the passage over the river between Coneweye
and Cannok, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus for one year for Robert son of Ralph,
knight.
The like for Walter de Shenefeld of London.
Appointment of Warin de Piriton, for service to the late king and the
king, to the bailiwick of the ofiice of forester of Bokholt» in the counties
of Southampton and Wilts, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pui-suance to Guy do Bello Campo, keeper of the manor and
forest of Clary ndon.
Appointment of Hobert le Parker, for service to the late king and the
king to the bailiwick of the parker of the park of tlie manor of Brustwyk,
called Northpark, during gooa behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Thweit, keeper of the manor.
Appointment of Hugh Tyrol, king's yeoman, as keeper of the castles
of Bulkedynaa and Blenkleveny and of the ibrest there, during pleasure.
Vacated because on the Fine Roll. By p.s.
The like of Ralph le Bemer to the bailiwick of the parker of the park of
Watlynton, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to Robert de Aspale ibr livery of th<^ same.
Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Hugh Daudele of a recogni-
sance in 10,000/. wherein he became bound, by order of the council, on
submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at Bedford.
By p.s.
The like to William de Wystowe^ knight, of a i^ecognisance in 500/.
By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barous of the Exchequer.
The like to Robert Bretoui knight^ of a recognisance in 200/. By p«i.
Appointment of Hush de Carleton^ clerk, as keeper of the smaller
part of the seal used ior recognisances of debts in the city of Lincoln,
pursuant to the statute of Merchants $ on condition that he execute the office
in person.
Ratification of the estate of Master Nicholas de Tingcwyk, king's clerk,
as prebendary of Bodewynde in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, already
confirmed by the late king. By p.s^
C 2
36 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
IS'iO. Membrane 16.
Dec. 20. Gi-ant for life to Master John de Shordicb, king's clerk, for service to the
Wesiminster. lute king and the king, and in recorapence of 50/. lately granted to him
for his stay with the king, of the office of the chirographry in the King's
Bench ; after revocation in Parliament of the appointment to that office
procured by Roger de Mortuo Mari for Richard de Haukeslowe. By. p.8.
Dec. 21. Appointment of William de Arderne of London to the office of controller
Westminster, of the great customs of London, during pleasure. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the said customs.
The like to John de Say for livery of the office.
Dec. 21. Writ of aid for Thomas Wake, Ebulo Lestraunge, William de Bohun
Westminster, and Edward de Bohun, sent to bring queen Isabella from Berkhampstede
to spend Christmas at Windsor. By K. & C
Dec. 28. Grant to John de Etton, king's clerk, of the prebend of Westmeryngton
Guildford, in the collegiate church of Aukeland, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the see of Durham. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to L. bithop of Durham.
Dec. 26. Appointment of Adam de Ursewyke to the bailiwick of the office of chief
Guildford, forester of Boghland chace, during pleasure. By p.8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 19 June, 1 Edward III.,
being a grant to Nicholas Shirlok, king's yeoman, of the office of alneger of
cloths in England, for life. By K. & C.
Dec. 27. Grant to Master William de la Marche, king's cook, of the office of crier
Guildford, before the justices of the King's Bench, for life. By pjj.
Dec. 18. Mandate to the mayor and sheriffis of London to suppress by means of
Westminster, corporal punishment and other disgraces at their discretion disorders
within the city caused by day and night by members of the bakers, tavemers,
millers, cooks, poulterers, fishmongers, butchers, brewers, com chandlers
and other misteries.
Dec. 28. Appointment of John de Carleton, king's clerk, to the bailiwick of the
Guildford, coroner in Holdernesse, during good behaviour. By p.8,
Dec 30. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 19 J uly, 2 Eklward 11.,
Guildi'ord. being an inspeximus of a licence for William de Grafton, sometime a
brother of the Order of Knights Templars to leave the Order and return to
the world.
Dec. 28. The like of letters patent, dated 10 December, 12 Edward II., bdng a
Guildford, gi-ant for life to Richard, then chafewax but now spigumell in the Chancery,
of the bailiwick of the office of forester of Mailorseisnek. By K,
Dec. 16. Mandate to K. bishop of Salisbury to admit Master Kobert de Stratford,
Westminster, king's clerk, to the prebend of Bere and Cherminystre in the church of
St Mary, Salisbury, notwithstanding the grant thereof by the late king
to George de Saluciis ; the latter having been deprived of all his benefices
by William, late archbishop of York for a defect in his person.
Dec. 20. Bevocation in Parliament of the late appointment of Walter Tarke to the
•Westminster, custody of the Exchanges at London and Canterbury, for life. By pji.
1331.
Jan. 10. Acknowledgement of the receipt from David, king of Scotland, of 10,000
Westminster, marks due at Midsummer next, in full satisfaction of the 30,000 marks dae
under the treaty with Robert, the late king.
[Fadera.'}
Jun. 12. Pardon to the prior and convent of Montacute for acquiring in mortmain
Westminster, from Joan daughter of Edward Coker 10*. in rent in Estchvnnok, which
thejr had the late king's licence to acquire from Edwu'a Coker; and
restitution of the same.
4 EDWARD III.— Paut II. 3T
1331. Membrane IG — cont,
Jad. 12. Grant to Simon Symeoii of the oflBce of parker of Haveryng park, durin
Westminster, good behaviour. ^Y ?•«•
o
^ Membrane 16.
1330,
Dec, 22. Grant to queen PhiHppa for life of the king's houses in * la Reol ' in
WestmuiBter. the city of London, for her wardrobe. By K. & C.
Dec. 21. Pardon to Hugh de Wrotham of Derteford of his outlawry in the city of
Westminster. London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of Richard de Reynham of London, comchandler, that he
render an account for Ihe time when he was his receiver.
Dec. 25. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the Pope's
Guildford, nuncio and collector of first fruits in England, for 1,529/. 18s. 4cf. paid to
William de Colby, king's clerk, the treasurer of queen Philippa, on account
of the king's moiety of such first fruits. By K.
Dec, 20. Appointment of Robert de Longedon to the bailiwick of the chief rider in
Westminster, the chace of Cors, during pleasure.
Dec. 21. Appointment of William de Borden, king's clerk, to the offices of con-
Westminster. troUer of the issues of the county of Ponthieu, and master and surveyor
of the works in that county, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pm^suance to the receiver of the said county.
Dec. 22. Protection and pafe conduct, for one year, for Thomas Brice, the master,
Westminster, and the mariners of the ship la Garlaunde of Little Yarmouth, which Simon
de Beltoft, king's merchant, is sending to the duchy [of Aquitaine] for
wines, and to other parts of the realm. By C.
•
Dec. 12. Appointment of John de Raylegh to the bailiwick of the parker of the
Westminster, parks of Wheteleyc and Gryngeleye, during good behaviour. By p.8.
1331.
Jan. 7. Restitution to Peter de Gayton of the custody of Crotoy Castle in
Westminster. Ponthieu, lately taken into queen Isabella's hands without any fault of
his, to retain for life according to the tenor of a confirmation by the late
king of a grant to him by William de Bonne vale, who held the same for
life from queen Isabella, of his interest therein. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Gerard Dorum, seneschal of Ponthieu and
Monstreuil.
Jan. 10. Protection for one year for William de Corbrigg, parson of the church
Westminster, of Burton Stoveray, sent by Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Popes
nuncio and collector in England of money bequeathed for relief of the Holy
Land and other dues of the church of Rome, to collect the same in the
diocesQ of Coventry and Lichfield.
Jan. 10. Grant to John de Melton, on his petition, of 40 marks yearly from the
Westminster, farm of the city of York, in lieu of the like sum lately granted to him at
the Exchequer By p,s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailifik of York.
Jan. 10. Protection until a fortnight after the least of the Purification for Henry,
Westminster, bishop of Lincoln, staying in London by the king's command to attend the
Parliament, and for his men and servants purveying for his household.
Jan. 10. Grant to the bailifis and good men of K3mgeFton-on-Hull of pavage for
Westminster, three years. By pet. of Parliament.
38 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS*
1331. Membrane 15 — cont,
Jan. 13. Grant to Robert de Middelton, king's yeoman, of the bailiwick of the
Westminster, serjeanty of the land of Went in South Wales, during the minority of
Laurence son and heir of John de Hastings, tenant in chief of the late
king. By p.s.
Jan. 12, Appointment of John de la Hide of Borne, king's yeoman, to the
Westmingter. bailiwick of the oflSce of forester of Snewedon Forest in North Wales,
during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John do Wysham, justice of North Wales.
Jan, 12, Protection with clause nolumuM for one year for Niohohis Deubenej*
Westmittster. The like for the following i—
The abbot of Waltbam Jloly Crow.
Hugh FiUSimon.
Roger de Lodne of Becles, clerk.
Henry de Cobeham.
John de Cobeham.
Membranb H.
1330-
Nov. 7. Appointment of Master John de Hildesle, canon of Chichester, and
Westminster. Master John de Shordich, professor of civil law, king's clerks, as proctors
for the king in matters touching the duchy of Aquitaine, the county of
Ponthieu and Monstreuil and other territories in Prance, and especially for
all that concerns the homage to be done for the duchy, to appear before
Philip king of France ^ fortnight after St. Andrew'* Day and afterwards
as required,
1331.
Jan. 7 (sic) The like, with the omission of the clause relating to the homage and
Westminiter, other slight variations.
Memorandum. — These proxies were surrendered by Master John de
Hildesle in the Chancery at Southwark on the 15 March to be
cancelled.
Jan. 12. Protection with clause nolumus^ for two years, for Quicbard de Jou, prior
Westminster, of Montacute,
The like for one year for the following : —
John de Eyton, Meister Johanesman le Squyler.
William de Arderne, parson of the church of Lee.
Richard de Feriby, parson of the church of Surflet.
John de Bray.
W, bishop of Norwich, for two years.
Jan. 12. John Bygod, staying in England, has letters nominating Richard
Westminster. Lombard of Bellygaveran his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Jan. 12. Grant to John son of John, chaplain, of a chantry in Montgomery Castle.
Westminster. By p.g.
Jan. 13. Presentation of Master John de Badmynton to the church of Brenke-
Westrainster.* worth in the diocese of Salisbury, m the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of Malmesbury Abbey in the time of Edward I. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation, on testimony to the king and council of
Westminster, service done by Thomas Eaghwer to the king's father and mother, and
with the assent of Parliament, of letters patent, dated 22 April, 3 Edward
III., confirming a grant by queen Isabella to the said Thomas, for life, of
>be custody of her pond at Lambewatb io Holdernesse^ oo, Tork.
By pet. of Ct
4 EDWAED III.— Part II. 39
1331. Membrane 14 — cont,
Jan. 14. Enlargement of a ^rant on 7 January, 1 Edward III., to John Bonguidj
Wettminster. of Lucca of the custody of the mint at Bordeaux for five years, into a grant
of the ofSce during good behaviour. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Gascon Both
Jan. 15. Presentation of William son of John de HardeshuU, king's clerk, parson
WestminBter. of the church of Stylton in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Stretton
in Strettoneedale in the diocese of Hereford, on an exchange of benefices
with WiUiam 9on of WiUiam de HardeshuU. By K.
Jan. 14. Ratification of the estate of Arnold, cardinal deacon of St. Eustache,
Westminiter. as treasurer of the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, and prebendary of Calne,
by provision of the apostolic see. By p.s.
[FcederaJ]
Jan. 10. Confirmation in mortmain of a surrender by Eanulpb, sometime earl of
WMtminfter. Chester, to the abbot and monks of St. Peter's, Shrewsbury, of the manor
of Qerstan with its appurtenances, the church of Waleton with the land
and other things pertaining thereto, the tithe of Neweton, the lordship
and towns of Ulsiton and Pulton^ a moiety of a fishery in Merse and a
third part of Thelewell. By fine of 1 mark. Salop.
Jan. 13. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Hamo de Chiggewell, clerk,
Weatninster. convicted of felony before Oliver de Ingham and other justices of oyer and
terminer in London ; he having proved his innocence before S. bishop of
London when delivered to him under the benefit of clergy. By p.s.
1330.
Dec. 23. Licence for John bishop of Ely to enfeofi* William de Colby, king's
WestmiiiKttr. clerk, of an acre of land in Pulham with the advowson of the church of
that town, held in chief as parcel of the bishopric, and for him to re-grant
the same to the bishop in mortmain. By K.
Membrane 13«
1331.
Jan. 11. Grant, at the request of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the bailiffs
Westminster, and good men of the town of Wakefield of pavage for three years.
By pet. of C«
Jan. 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elizabeth de Burgo, the
Wettminster. king's kinswoman, to the prior and convent of Anglesey, of 20/. in rent
in Lakenhide, co. Sufiblk, said to be held in chief, to find chaplains to
celebrate divine service daily in Anglesey church for the souls of the king's
f>rogenitors, kings of England, for the good estate of the said Elizabeth in
ife, for her soufaflter death and for the souls of her ancestors.
By K. and pet. of C*
Jan. 17. Grant to John de Thorthorald, son of James de Thorthorald of Scotland,
WMtmioster. deceased, on his petition shewing that his father's lands ore now in the
bands of the king of Scotland beciiuse the said James voluntarily came into
the peace of the late king and fell in his service in the war with Scotland,
and on trustworthy testimony to the truth of such petition, of 100*. yearly
tp be paid by the sheriff of Suffolk out of the farm of the town of Ixuing,
until other provision be made for him« ^ By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the good men of the town of Ixning.
Jan. 16. Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the master and bretlu'en
WeMminitcr. of the hospit^ of St. Bernard, Mont Joux (de Monte Jovis), and their
proctors^ collecting alms in the churches of England, Ireland and Wales,
40 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 13 — conL
Jan. 15. Ratification of a grant for life by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshall,
Westminster, to Geoffrey Quincy of the office of the serjeanty of the Marshalsea of the
household. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Licence for the prioress and nuns of St. Helen's, London, to acquire in
Westminster, mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 100*.
By pet. of C.
Jan. 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William le Say, parson of the
Westminster, church of Wrastlyng worth, of four messuages, 24^ acres of land and \ acre
of meadow in Weregle to a chaplain t^ celebrate divine service daily in
the church of Weregle for the souls of the said William and his ancestors.
By fine of 2 marks. Huntingdon.
Jan. 18. Appointment of John Snape, yeoman of the buttery, to the office o!
Westminster, crier in the county of Kent, during good behaviour. By pA
Jan. 18. Notification to J. bishop of Exeter of the revocation of the presentation
Westminster, of John de Charubrok to the church of Otery iSt. Mary, on proof before
the king and council in Parliament that the dean and chapter of Rouen
appropriated that church by a grant of Edward the Confessor sanctioned
by Popes, archbishops of Canterbury and bishops of Exeter. By pet. of C.
Jan. 16. Appointment of William de London, king's Serjeant, tailor of queen
Westminster. Philippa, to the bailiwick of havener of the ports in the county of Cornwall,
during good behaviour. By p.s.
Jan. 18. Confirmation of a grant by Thomas earl of Norfolk, the marshal, to
Westminster. Peter de Greote of the office of clerk of the marshal of the household for
eight years from Michaelmas last. By p.8.
Jan. 21. The like of a grant by the late king to William Gerard, queen Isabella's
Westminster, chandler, of the office of keeper of the park of Haverynge-atte-Boure, to
hold as he held the same in the time of queen Margaret. Bj' p.s.
Jan. 20. Grant to Gilbert Talbot, to whom the king lately granted the custody
Westminster, during minority of the heir of the lands late of Richard de Pleye, of the
marriage of su(Ji heir. By p.s.
Membrane 12.
Jan. 12. Pardon to Thomas de Bradeford for acquiring in fee from Robert de
. Westminster. Umframvill, sometime earl of Angus, a messuage, four tofts, two carucates
of land and 3 acres of roeddow in Inghowe, held in chief, and entering
thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 40>. Northumberland.
Jan. 14. Presentation of Simon de Oopton, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Westminster. Waleton, to the church of Iddeshale, both in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas de Clopton, king's
clerk. The latter church is in the king's gift through his custody of the
lands and heir of Bartholomew de Badelesmere. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Ratification of the estate of John de Hereford, king's clerk, as parson of
Wcstmmster. the church ol West Rasen in the diocese of Lincoln, notwithstanding any
right of the king thereto by reason of any voidance of the priory of Holy
Trinity, York, in the past. By p.s.
Jan, 15. John, abbot of Mont St. Michel in Normandy, staying beyond seas, has
Westminster, lettere nominating Nicholas Daniel and William Lovel his attorneys in
England for three years. By fine of 30#. Devon.
The same abbot has like letters nominating Nicholas Maupoynt and
William Gilloche in the islands of Gemereye and Jereseye.
J}y fine mfule in another letter,
4 EDWAKD III.— Pabt IL 41
1331. Membrane 12 — cont,
Jan. 14. Grant to Richard dc Amndell, son of Edmund late earl of Amndell, to
Westminster, whom the king in Parliament lately retstored all the lands of the said earl
except snch as he had of the gift of the late ktog, of soch goods of the earl
as have heen withheld from the late king and the king and have not already
been granted to others, with any debts still unpaid on recognisancesy bonds
or other securities. By p.s.
Jan. 18. Licence for the prior and friars of St. Cross by the Tower of London to
Westminster, acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of
lOOt. By pet. of C.
Jan. 16. Licence, at the request of Thomas Wake of Lidel, the king's kinsman,
Westminster, for the abbot and convent of Brunne to appropriate the church of Hel-
pringham, in the diocese of Lincoln, which is of their advowson. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Appointment of Adam bishop of Worcester, William bishop of Norwich,
Westminster. Henry de Percy and Hugh de Audeleye, knights, and Master John de
Shordichy profetrsor of civil law, as proctors and special envoys of the king
to treat of peace with Philip king of France.
{Fctdera,']
The like of the same to treat of the mutual debts of the two kings.
[FaderaS\
The like of the same to treat of all matters in dispute.
[Fadera.]
Meniorandum. — These Utters were surrendered in the Chancery at
Southwark an 28 March by the ttao bishops.
1330.
Dec 12. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
Wesimhister. of the king's presentation of Master Robert de Stratford, his clerk, to the
prebend of Bere and Chirmenistie in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, the
right to present to which was recovered by the late king against Roger,
bishop of Salisbury.
1331.
Jan. 18. Grant for life to John le Sturmy, in rccompence of the custody of the
Westminster. casUe and town of Orford which he held by a like grant of the late king
as of the yearly value of 21/. 2s, \\\d, and which has been resumed by the
king, of the manor of Thunderle, co. Essex, of the yearly value of 17/. 5#.,
lately surrendered by queen Isabelb. By p.g.
Jan. 18. Grant to John de Pulteney, citizen of London ; to whom Edmund, earl
Westminster, of Kent, owed at his death 317/: \\s. \0d. and 129/. As. 2d.y the bitter sum
being due to the said John as executor of Roesia de Bereford ; for release
of the earl's soul and in consideration of his goods being in the king's hands
and of the king having received from the said John 100/. at the Exchequer,
of the farm of the royalty and market of Derteford, of the value of 30/.,
together with the custody of the hundreds of Weblestan and Lethelefeld,
CO. Kent, of the yearly value of 10 marks, to hold during the minority of
Edmund son and heir of the said earl. If the said Edmund die before
attaining his full age, leaving his heir under age, John de Pulteney is to
retain the farm and hundreds until the day on which Edmund would have
been of full age. By K.
Membrane 11.
Jan. 13. Protection with clause volumus until Whitsunday, for W. bishop of
Westminster. Norwich going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Ivo de Clynton, parson of the church of Threkeston going
with the bishop. By testimony of the bishop.
42 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J332^ Membrane 11 — cont.
The like for the following also going : —
William de Oolyngham, parson of the church of Beylham.
William de Beufou.
William de Essex.
John de Eccles.
William de Spanneby, parson of the church of Wylughby.
John de Jernemuth, parson of the churches of St. Simon and St. Jude,
and St. Swithun, Norwich, and of Crostwayt.
The said bishop has letters nominating Master Adam de Ayremynne,
archdeacon of Norfolk, and Thomas de Evesham his attorneys in England
until the same fea^t.
Jan. 13. Protection with clause volumus until Whitsunday for Ma»tor John de
WestroinBter. Shordich going beyond seas on the king's service. By E«
Jan. 11. Richard de Hale, going beyond seas to transact business for the king, has
Westminster, letters nominating Philip de Astou bis attorney in England for one year.
Bj p.8.
Protection with clause volumus, for the same tiraCi for the said Richard.
Jan. 17. The like until Whitsunday for Hugh de Audele going beyond seas on
Westminster, the king's service. By K.
The Faid Hugh has letters nominating Robert de H^gham, knight, and
John de Stoford his attorneys for the same time.
The like protection for John de Hardeshull going in his company.
By testimony of Hugh.
The like for the following also going :—
Geoffrey de Say.
Robert de Hagham.
John Dauney.
John de Goldyngham.
Henry de Leybouni.
Thomas le Blount.
The said John de Hardeshull has letters nominating Philip de
Hardeshull and William de Hardeshull his attorneys until the said feast.
Jan. 16. Protection with clause volumus until Whitsunday for A. bishop of
Westminster. Worcester going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Robert Petyt going with him. By testimony of the bishop.
The like for the following also going ;^-
William de Culpho, parson of the church of Acle.
Adam de Aylmeton, parson of the church of Aca.
John le Rous of Immer.
Thomas de Langeford.
Master Henry de London, parson of the church of Mersh.
The said bishop has letters nominating Roger de Brajnton and William
de Masyngton his attorneys in England until the same feast.
Jan. 17. Protection with clause volumus until Whitsunday for Henry de Percy,
Westminster, going beyond seas on the king's service. By K,
The like for William de Percy going in his company.
By testimony of Henry,
The like for the following also going : —
John de Kyngeston.
Walter de Creyk.
Thomas de Rokesby.
The said John has letters nominating John 4e la Mare and Robert,
Osebcrne his attorneys until the same feast.
4 EDWARD m.— Part IL 43
1331, Membrane 11 — cont,
Jiin. 15. Grant to the citizens of Waterford, on petition to the king and council,
Wertminster. that th(i mayor of their city shall not be compelled to take the oath in
Dublin, on account of the dietauce and the perils of the way, but shall have
the privilege already granted to Cork of taking the same before the outgoing
mayor unless the justiciary or a baron of the Exchequer in Ireland be at
Waterford on the day of election. By pet, of C,
Jan, 15. Pardon to Avice wife of John Goldyng of her waiver in the county of
Westminster* Essex for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of trespass against her and her husband of John deStanleyo
and Juliana his wife.
«
Jan. 9. Appointment of Richard Calwar, king's yeoman, serjeant of the buttery,
Westmiuster. to the bailiwick of the office of havener of the ports of Cornwall, during
pleasure. By p.s.
Jan. 13. Appointment of Walter de Castro Martini to the bailiwick of the office of
Westminrtep. forester oTCoytres, co, Pembroke, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Jan . 8. Appointment of Hugh do Carleton, king's clerk, to the custody of the smaller
Westmingt^p. part of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of Lincoln
pursuant to the statute of Merchants, during pleasure ; on surrender of
the office by John de Lincoln, who was appointed to it by the late king.
Jan. 11. Protection nnd safe conduct for Master Guy de Calma, king's clerk,
We»tininit«p. engaged on certain business of P. cariinal priest of St. Stephen in Celio
Monte.
Jan. 16. Grant to ^Nicholas de Aubrincourt, for service to the king while he was
Wettniaster, beyond seas and in the company of queen Isabella and the king when they
came into the realm, and for his better maintenance in the knightly rank
since beatowed on him by the king, of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer
until he receive the equivalent in land or rent. By p.s.
Memorandum, — These letters were cancelledy 3 April, 6 Edward III,^
on which day John de Leycestre^ a chamberlain of the Exchequer
ikclared in the Chancery that they had been satisfied
Jan. 15. Writ de intendendo for Thomas de Bradeston, directed to the good men
Wettmiaster. of Gloucester in respect of their farm of 65/. which the king granted to the
said Thomas for life on 18 September last.
Jan. 18« Appointment of Robert de Malberthorpe aa a justice of the Bench,
Weitmlnster. during pleasure. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Stonora and the other justices.
The like appointment of the following :— .
John de Cantebrigge.
John Lige.
Jan. fiO. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Bello Campo of
We«tminster. Somersete, the younger, going on pilgrimage to Santiago.
The like for the following :—
The abbot of Battle.
The master of the hospital of Ospringe, for three years.
John Wyard.
William ap AUon and Madoc ap Lewelyn de Kedewvk.
Master Stephen de Horsale, parson of the church of Tatenhale.
The abbot of Strata Marcolla by Pole, for two years.
Jan. 20. Mandate to Roger de Chaundos, lately appointed to keep the land of
W«*t]iiinater. Glaumorgan and Morgannon on the reflumptiou of a previous grant thereof
to queen Philippa, to permit her attorneys to have her (joods there, and to
aid them in levying all arrears due to her. By K»
44 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^331, Membrane 11 — cent,
Jan. 23. Grant for life to Walter de Weston, king's clerk, of the office of clerk of
WestminBter. the works in Westminster Palace and the Tower of London. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Pardon to Nicholas Cort of his outlawry in the county of Warwick, for
Westminster, non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching divers
felonies whereof he was indicted in the time of the late king.
By pet. of C.
Jan. 22. Presentation of Nicholas de Wotton, king's clerk, to the prebend of Wert-
Westrainster. lyng, Nymenefeld and Hoo, in the free chapel of Hastings, lately held by
John de Snoteland. By p.8.
Membrane 10.
Jan. 20. Grant to Robert de Poley, king's yeoman, for service to queen Isabella
Westminster, and the king, while beyond seas, and in their company afterwards
when they came to England, and for his expenses therein, of the custody
of two thii'd parts of the lands in Little Reynes, co. Essex, late of Walter
de Welles, tenant in chief, during minority of the heir, with the marriage
of the said heir. By p.8.
Jan. 21. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Aleyn of Wyche to
Westminster, the provincial prior and Austin Friars in England of a plot of land
300 feet square in Wyche to build thereon an oratory and habitation.
By p.s.
Jan. 14. Grant to the abbot of Selby of pavage for his town of Selby for three
Westminster, years. By pet. of C.
Jan. 22. Appointment of John de Dufford, for service to Edward I., Edward II.
Westminster, and the king, to the custody of Randon Castle in Ireland, during pleasure.
By pet. of C. [13966.]
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
Licence for the dean and chapter of Rouen to take proceedings in the
Court Christian to recover possession of the chuixjh of Otery St, Mary, in
the diocese of Exeter, whereof they were deprived by the king's presenta-
tion of John do Charnebrok to the same, since revoked. [See membrane
13.] By pet. of C.
[^Fadera,']
Jan. 18. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Westminster, the king's collation of Peter de Berkele, his clerk, to the prebend of Horton,
in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
Jan. 18. Grant to John Lidegat of the office of second ingrosser in the Exchequer
Westminster, in Dublin, during good behaviour. By pet. of C.
Jan. 19. Appointment of Thomas Tyes to the office of bailiff erittnt in the county
Westminster, of Oxford, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Grant to John de la Bataille, king's clerk, of the office of the chirogiaphry
Westminster, and the custody of the writs aud rolls of the Bench in Dublin, during
good behaviour. By C.
Jan. 18. Pardon to John de Pelham of his outlawry in the county of Warwick
Westminster, for non-appearance to satisfy the king of his ransom after conviction in the
court of King's Bench on a plea of trespass of the abbot of Goumbe.
By pet. of C.
Vacated because otherwise on the Roll of 5 Edward III.
Jan. 22. Licence for the keeper and brethren of the hospital of Sandon by
Westminster. Kyngeston to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the
yearly value of 10/. By K.
4 EDWARD m.— Part IL 45
1331, Membrane 10 — cont,
Jan. 23. Grant to Peter de Grandisono and Oto his brother of 500/. each and,
Westminster, until they are satisfied thereof, tti Peter, his executors or assigns, of 100/.
yearly out of the farm of the castle of St. Bnavell and the forest of Dene,
CO. Gloucester, and to Oto, his executors or assigns, of 60/. yearly out of the
manor of Ospringe, co. Kent, and 40/. yearly out of the farm of the castle
and town of l^hester. This grant is made to them aa kinsmen and
legatees of Oto de Grandisono, who held a charter of Edward I. granting to
him and to his executors for five years after his death Gremeseye, Jerseye
and the adjacent islands and who bequeathed the same to them for the said
five years, upon their petition to the king and council in the present Par-
liament for the islands and upon production of the will of the said Oto, in
consideration of the release by them of their interest in the premises and of
their surrender of the said charter, and is mado also with the consent of the
council and of John de Bono Villario, the executor of the will.
By K. and pet. of C.
Memorandum. — These letters were made in duplicate to Peter and Oto.
The latter surrendered his as fully satisfied on 6 May^ as appears on
the Fitie Roll of 5 Edward III. and by a writ of liberate ; and the
former surrendered his as fully satisfied on 2 February y 6 Edward II I.^
as appears on the Patent Roll of that date.
Jan. 22. Grant to Guy Simon, for service to queen Isabella and the king, and for
Westminster, his better maintenance in the knightly rank which he lias received from the
king, of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer until he be provided with the
equivalent in land, for life. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Appointment of William de Watford to the office of warrener of Ledes,
Westminster, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Gawan Corder, constable of Ledes Castle.
Jan. 22. Laurence Fastolf and Cicely Fastolf executors of Nicholas Fastolf , stay-
Westmintter. ing in England, have letters nominating Thomas de Mountpellers and
Richard le Boteler their attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Mbmbranb 9.
Jan. 23. Licence for the prior and convent of Dodenash to acquire in mortmain
Westminster, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Grant with the assent of Parliament, to John de Wysham, Hawisia his
.Westminster, wife and his heirs, rent free, of the town and manor of CUfton upon
Tamede, co. Worcester, which he held for life from Roger de Mortuo
Mari, late earl of March, by a rent of 10/., and which by reason of the earl's
rebellion, would revert to the king after the said John's death. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 6 March, 18 Edward
Westminster. II. being a grant to Matilda de Caxton of London that her lands in the city
of London should be quit of tolls and other like contributions, for her life.
ByK.
Jan. 21. Confirmation of a grant by queen Isabella to Ralph de Wendevere of the
Westminster, office of the pesage of the town of Southampton, during pleasure. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Grant to Robert de Wythiford, king's clerk, of the office of controller of
Westminster, the king's silver mine in the county of Devon, during pleasure. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Grant to Thomas de Apelton of the custody of the wood called le
Westminster. Broill of Barton, during minority of the heir of John de Hastynges, and
during good behaviour. By p.s«
Jan. 23. Renewal of the late grant in fee tail to Thomas earl of Norfolk, the
Westminster, marshal, of the town of Newenham, co. Gloucester, whereof he has not yet
been able to obtain seisin by reason that in the previous grant the town is
incorrectly described as late of Hugh le Despenser^ earl of Winchester.
46 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 9 — cont.
Jan. 23. Pardon to Thomas atto Gate of Coggeshale of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Essex for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of John de Bousser that he render an account as his bailiff
in Langeford, Hailesle and Retyndon.
Grant to the abbot of St. Albans ; on his petition shewing that, whereas
the abbey is of royal foundation and the abbot subject immediately to the
court of Rome with jurisdiction exempt and power to punish all persons,
ecclesiastic and secular, within his jurisdiction, without right of appeal to
any bishop, writs for taking excommunicated persons have been heretofore
granted by the king on the signification of the abbot ; that the chancellor
shall cause such writs to be issued on the signification of the abbot, in like
manner as he does on the signification of a bishop. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Order to the bailiffs of Nottingham to pay to Robert de Newerk and
Westminster. Meliom his wife, late the wife of Gilbert de Glenkamy, the yearly sum of
20/, out of the farm of their town, until the said Meliora be provided for
life with the equivalent in land. This sum has been granted for the support
of her and her children, in consideration of losses suffered by her late hus-
band in the service of the king's grandfather and father and in recompence
of his lands in Scotland, in lieu of like grant lately made by the king out of
the escheats beyond Trent, as she has never received the latter. By p.s.
Protection with clause rogainus, for two years, in England, Ireland and
Wales, for the toaster and brethren of the hospital of St. Bernard, Mont
Joux, their attorneys and proctors, collecting alms in the churches. The
king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Jan. 22. Grant to Master Wybert de Littelton, king's clerk, of the prebend in
Westminster. Exeter church held by Bartholomew the late dean. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of Exeter.
•Tan. 2d» Licence, on petition to the king and council in Parliament) for Roger de
Westminster. Somervill to grant to the abbot and convent of Newminster co. Northum-
berland, in frank almoin, the advowson of the church of Stanyngton, in the
diocese of Durham, held in chief by the service of a sixteenth part of a
knight's fee, in enlargement of a late licence for him to grant the same to be
held of the king by the accustomed services ; provided that the said Roger
and his heirs be answerable for the said sixteenth part of a knight's fee out
of their lands in Stanyngton and elsewhere in the county of Northumber«
land. By pet. of C«
MsMBkANB 8.
Jan. 16» Presentation of Master Thomas de Horwode to the church of Marton in
WestmittBtor. the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Thomas
Wake of Lidell being lately in his hands. By K.
Jan. 16. Grant to John de Harnham of the county of Wilts of the custody, during
WeKtmihster. tolnority of William the son and heir, of the lands late of Robert le Parkewj
of Wcstgrymstede, tenant in chief ; with the marriage of the heir.
By fine of 5 marks. Wilts.
J^ati. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Bacoun to the prior
Weittnliister. provincial and Austin friars at Clifton Dertemouth of an acre of land, held
in chief, on which to build an oratory and dwelling houses. By pet of C*
Jaufc 18. Licence for William lo Baud and Joan his wife to enfeoff Simon Flara-
Westmluster. bard, parson of the church of Great Iladham, and John le Baud, parson of
the church of Corjmgham, of 15/. of rent, of a rent of 20 cocks, 100 fcens
and 260 eggs, of a moiety of a messuagCi two tofts, 160 acres of land and
^
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. 47
1331* Membrane 8 — cont.
16*. in rent, in Bocton Alulphi, Eastwell, Alkham, Wolvrynton, Chilton
and Akhangrci of a moiety of the manors of Terlingham and Ne wen ton
and of a fourth part of the hundred of Folkestan, with the advowson of the
church of Rovelinden (Rolvenden), held in chief, and for them to regrant
the same to the said William, Joan and the heirs of Joan.
By fine of 100*. Essex {sic).
Jan. 16. Confirmation of letters patent under the old seal, dated 16 August, 1
Westminster. Edward III., being a grant to William de Harewedon of the reversion of
the custody of Multon Park, co. Northampton. By K.
Jan. 18. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 24 April, 11 Edward II., since
Westminster, accidentally lost, being a grant to William de la Beche and Euphemia his
wife of the lands late of Mary late the wife of Edmund Comyn. By K.
Jani 20. Exemption for life of John de Loogedon from bcin5^ put on assises,
Wettminstcr. juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, cotoner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Jan. 18. Grant, on petition to the king and council in Parliament, to John do
Westminster. Kynardeslye, king's clerk, that his prebend of Eccleshale in the church of
Lichfield shall be divided into three portions according to the direction of
the Pope made at the request of Henry earl of LancaAter, the king's kinsman,
namely that one portion shall be applied to increase the number of canons and
prebends, another portion shall be in place of the original prebends and the
third shall be applied to increase the number of services and persons to
serve in the said church. By K. & C.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Lym of Southampton
Westmihitcr. and Petronilla his wife to Nicholas de Alresford, archpriest, and the chaplains
of Holy Trinity Chapel, Burton, Me of Wight, of five messuages, an acre of
land and 2 marks in rent^ in Southampton, Apelderford and Cbaledoune, to
find one of their number to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel for
the Boul of Edward I., for the good estate of the said Henry and Petronilla,
in life, for their souls after death and for the souls of their children, and to
find also t\vo wait lights to burn daily at the high altar at the elevation of the
host) for the same souls. By fine of 6 marks. Southampton.
Jan. 12. Protection and safe conduct until the first Sunday in Lent for John de
Westminster. Maddeleye, king's clerk, appointed to bring to the king John Wyard lately
wrrcstcd by his order. By K. & C.
Jan. 22. Pardon to Kobert de Esyngton and Ermedrewe his wife (or the death of
Westminster. John son of Bichard Osberne. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below^
Jan. 28. Appointment of Almaric la Zousch to the custody of Bristol Castlei during
Westminster, pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to Maurice de Berkele, the present keeper*
ifXkk 19. Appointmetit daring pleasure of fiogor de Gildcsburgh, king's clerk^ as
Wtstmliiitth Btevrard and surveyor of all castles, cities, boroughs, towns, forests and
lands on this side Trent and in South Wales, but not of those in the
county of Lincoln, which queen Isabella held whether by assignment of the
late king as dower or by grani of the king for iife^ and which she has
surrendered. By K« A C.
Jan. 20. Licence for the abbot and convent of Rievaulx, in consideration of their
Westminster, losses by frequont forays of the Scots, to acquire in mortmain land and
rent, not held In chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By pet. of C.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled, after the acquisition on 10 Decern'
bcTy 14 Richard IL of land of the yearly valne of 3*. 8«t injinal
satisfaction of the grant.
4B CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
X331. Membrane 8 — cont.
Jan. 22. Confirmation of a previous grant by letters patent to Adam de Redeman
Westminster, of the custody of certain lands in the county of Westmoreland.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Jan. 18. Writ to tho sheriff of Buckingham to pay to Robert de Fienles 110 marks
Westminster, yearly out of the issues of his office pursuant to the grant to the said Robert
by letters patent dated 4 February, 1 Edward III. By p.s.
Membrane 7.
Jan. 21. Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Hertilpole of murage for three years.
Westminster. By pet. of C.
Jan. 21. Grant to Thomas del Oke of the office of the warrener of the king's manor
Westminster, of Glayton, co. UuntingdoD, during good behaviour. By p.8,
Jan. 20. Licence at the request of Richard de Bury, king's clerk, for the abbot
Westminster, and convent of St. Albans to appropriate the church of Apelton in Rydale,
CO. York, which is of their advowson. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Pardon to Walter Louecok of Netleton of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Wilts for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of Nicholas Paulyn of Odecombe that he render an account
as his bailiff in Westlyngton.
Jan. 20. Grant for life, with the assent of Parliament, to queen Isabella of a yearly
Westminster, sum of 3,000/. at the Exchequer to provide for her estate from 1 December
last, the day on which she surrendered the lands assigned to her as dower.
By p.s.
Jan. 18. Pardon to Amicabilia late the wife of Nicholas Fermbaud and Thomas
Westminster, and John his sons, Gilbert Passelewe, Simon de Norwico, Nicholas de
Ardene, William de Seybrok, John de Nowers, Thomas de Brerhegg,
Henry de Hauvil, Roger atte Stoke and John Hundreder of St. Albans of
the imprisonment, fine and whatever else is due to the king by reason of
the judgment passed upon*them in the King*s Bench on a plea of trespass
of Henry bishop of Lincoln and Walter de Wobom*n, without prejudice
to the bishop and Walter. 3j p.s.
Jan. 16. Notification of the appointment of Adam, bishop of Worcester, William,
Westminster, bishop of Norwich, William, count of Hainault, Henry de Percy, knight,
Hugh Daudele, knight, and Master John de Shordich as proctors and
special envoys to treat with Philip, king of France.
Tho like, without the count of Hainault.
Memorandum, On 28 March^ these last letters were surrendered in
the Chancery by the said bishops,
Jan. 20. Notification of the revocation of the appointment by the late king, con-
Westminster, firmed by the king, of William de Hedersete to the custody of the smaller
part of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of London ; the
said William being under arrest on the charge of retaining a large sum
received by him as collector of customs in the said city. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Simon Fraunceys, citizen
Westminster, of London.
The like for the following : —
Griffin ap Caros and Philip ap Mared de Eedewing.
Anthony de Flisco, prebendary of Lafford in the church of St. Mary,
Lincoln.
Jan. 24. The abbot of Bocfasta.
Westminster.
4 EDWARD III.— Pjlbt II. 49
1331. Membrane 7 — cont.
Jan. 22. Grant to Walter de Carleton of the office of controller of the customs of
Westminster, wools, hides, and wool-fells and other customs, with the custody of the
* cocket ' seal, in the port of Boston, during good behaviour, which office
is now in the custody of Robert de Stanford, clerk. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Robert.
1330.
Dec. !2. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the Pope's
Westminster, nuncio and collector of first fruits in England, for 677/. 7^. 3d. paid to
William de Colby, king's clerk, queen Philippa's treasurer, on account
of the king's moiety of such collection. By p.s.
The like for 320/, paid on the same account. By p.s.
1331.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Hegham to the prior
Westminster, and friars of the Holy Cross in London of 15 acres of land and Sd. in rent
in Shudycaropes and Nosterfeld. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Pardon to Henry de Hokwold of his outlawry in the county of Suffolk
Westminster, for non-appeai*ance before John de Stonore and other justices of oyer and
terminer to answer touching a plea of trespass of the abbot of St. Edmunds.
By p.s.
Jan. 22. Confirmation of letters patent dated 11 May, 2 Edward 11., being a
Westminster, grant to John Mouyn, king's yeoman, of the reversion of a messuage in
Dover. By p.8.
Membrane 6.
1330.
Dec. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation in mortmain of a confirmation by Stephen,
Wefctrainster. bishop of London, dated Orseth, 19 October last, of the deed of foundation
of the hospital of St. Mary, in the parishes of St. Alphege by Cripplegate
and St, Mary, Aldermaubury, by William de Elsyngg, citizen and mercer
of London. By K. for God and for his father's soul.
[Cf. Moncuticouy vol. vi. part 2, pp. 704-7.]
Dec. 21. Grant to William Ganger, king's yeoman, that he shall have again for
We^tminstt-r. life the oflBce of gauger of wines in England and Ireland granted to him
for service to the king when earl of Chester, from which he was removed
without the king's consent hy the procurement of Roger de Mortuo Mari,
earl of March, in favour of Richard de Ja Polo and William his brother ;
the appointment of the latter to the ofiice having been revoked in the
present Parliament. By p.s.
Membrane 5.
1331.
Jan. 12. Exemplification, at the request of Hugh de Audeleyc the younger and
Westminiter. Margaret his wife, of letters patent dated 20 July, 13 Edward II., beinor
a grant to them for the life of the said Margaret, niece of the said king and
late the wife of Peter earl of Cornwall, of the castle of Okham, co. Rutland,
and other lands ; the original letters having been stolen from them with
other mnuiments in the quarrel of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster.
Jan. 23. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Meydenhcahe of pontage for three
Westiuiuster. years on wares passing over their bridge, for the repair of the said bridge.
Hy pet. of C.
Jan. 20.' Licence for John son of Roger la Wjirre to enfeoff John de Cleydon,
Wcftminster. parson of the church of Mamcestre, of the manor of Alyngton, held in chief,
U 66658. n
50 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane ^^-cont.
and for him to re-grant the saipe to John for life, with remainders to John
son of the latter and Margaret his wife in fee tail, and to the right heirs of
John son of Roger.
By fine of 6 marks, at the instance of H. de Eden. Lancaster.
The like for Richard son of Richard de Pevenseye to grant to John son
of Roger la Warre for life, with remainders as in the foregoing grant, a
messuage, 200 acres of land. 2 acres of meadow, pasture for 8 oxen and
300 sheep, and 10*. in rent with a rent of a pound of cumin, in Bochampton
and Estbury, held in chief. By fine of 20*., at the instance of H. de Eden.
Jan. 23. Assignment to Thomas earl of Norfolk^ the marshal, in fee tail ; on his
Westminster, petition to the king and council, shewing that he is unable to obtain seisin
of the manor of Datchet, co. Buckingham, of the yearly value of 32/., the
manor of Barwe, co. Chester, of the yearly value of 60/. and of the farm
of 25/ 7s. lid. of the town of Dunwich, lately granted to him in part
satisfaction of i 0,000 marks in land and rent which the late king intended
to assign to him, by reason that the king had made prior grants of the
former manor to Edmund de Pynkeneye and of the latter manor to Roger
de Swynnerton, and that the men of Dunwich paid their farm in advance
to the late king for a long time yet to come ; of the manor of Wycombe,
CO. Buckingham, of the yearly value of 58/., and of the farm of 18/. Ss, Sd,
paid yearly at the Excbequer by the men of the town of Wycombe.
By pet. of C.
Jan. 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Henry de Ombreslegh,
Westminster, clerk, to the abbot and convent of Evesham, in part satisfaction of a licence
from the late king for them to acquire 10/. yearly in land and rent, of a
messuage, two and a half virgates of land, 4^. in rent and a rent of a pound
of pepper, in Derlyn^escote, held of the abbot ; the messuage, land and rent
of pepper being of tbe yearly value of 165. 8</., as appears by an inquisition
taken by the sheriff of Worcester.
Jan. 20. Greneral pardon to John de Wetenhale.
Westminster. By K. & C. in Parliament.
Grant to Robert de Helpeston, master of the works at the king's castles
of Beaumaris, Kaernarvan, Conewaye, Crukyn and Herdelawe, of I2d,
daily, payable by the chamberlain of Kaernarvan, during good behaviour.
ByK.
Jan. 23. Licence for the prior and convent of Watton to acquire in mortmain
Westminstef. land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of lOOs. By pet. of C.
Jan. 23. Grant to Nicholas de Westmancote of the bailiwick of Blakemore, co.
Westminster. Cornwall, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Bilkemore, steward of the county.
Jan. 23. Appointment of Roger Trewelowe, king's yeoman, to the custody of the
Westmmster. castle and forest of Dolvereyn in North Wales, during good behaviour.
By p.s.
Appointment of William de Crokesle to the parkership of the king's
park of Helleston, co. Cornwall, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Bilkemore, steward of the county.
Appointment of Henry Chalun to the oflice of one of the foresters in le
North Ward, called Hokeden, in Knaresburgh Forest, during good
behaviour. By p.s.
Jan. 21. Appointment for life, at the request of William de Monte Acuto, of
Westminster. Henry de Seint Osith to the custody of the smaller part of the seal used
for recognisances of debts in the city of London, under the statute of
Merchants. By p.8.
4 EDWARD III.— Pakt II. 61
1331. Membrane 5 — conU
Jan. 1. Grant to Peter de Berkele, king's clerk, of the prebend of Horton, in
Guildford, the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the see. By p.si
Mandate in pursuance to E. bishop of Salisbury.
Membrane 4.
Jan. 20. Restitution to William la Zousche of Mortimer, Eleanor his wife and her
Westminster, heirs, of the land of Glaumorgan and Morgannon in the march of Wales,
with the castles, manors, towns, honors, lands, royalties, franchises, liberties,
fees, and advowpons, and of the manors of Teukesbury, co. Gloucester, and
Hanle, co. Worcester, with the members, fees, advowsons, and other appur-
tenances, as they held the same before they surrendered them by fine
made by the said William and Eleanor with the king before John de
Stonore and other justices of the Bench. This grant is made to ease the
king's conscience and in consideration of their having entered into a
recognisance in 10,000/. before the chancellor, the treasurer and the
Parliament, notwithstanding that the kins: is not bound to make such
restitution until satisfied of 50,000/. wherein they became bound to obtain
pardon for a theft by Eleanor of a very great quantity of jewels and other
goods at the Tower of London. By K. & C.
Jan. 13. Licence for Richard Talebot and Elizabeth his wife to enfeoff Thomas
Westminster. Talebot, clerk, of the manors of Castle Goderich, co. Hereford, and
Payneswyk, co. Gloucester, held in chief, and for him to regrant the san«
to them in fee tail, with remainder to ihe right heirs of Richard. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Grant, for life, to Edmund de Pynkeney, king's yeoman, of the manor of
Westminster. Dachet, co. Buckingham, with the advowson of the church thereof, which
he lately surrendered to the king with the town of Fulraere, a member of
the manor, on a promise that the king would give back the manor without
the town. By p.8,
Jan. 23. Pardon to William de Felton, king's yeoman, of the rent of 14/. 17*.
Westminster, payable to the king by the hands of the sheriff for his lands in Matfen
West, CO. Northumberland, for the next ten years, and of the arrears now
due. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Licence for the prior and convent of Launde to acquire in mortmain
Westminster, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20 marks. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender on being fully satisfied ^ as appears in the Patent
Roll of 24 Edward III.
1330.
Dec 10. Grant to John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, in fee tail, of the advowsons
Westminster, of the churches of Thomdon and Melles, co. Suffolk, acquired by the late
king from the prior and convent of Eye.
Dec. L Mandate to William le Mareschal to deliver up to the said John de Eltham
Watmmster. the castle of Walyngford, with the members and honors of Walyngford
and St. Waleric, in Oxford and other counties, and the mills of Oxford
with the meadow of Kyngesmede and its appurtenances, which the king
has granted to him. By p.s.
The like to Walter Fakoun, in respect of the castle and manor of Eye,
with the hamlets of Dalyngho, Alderton, Thomdon and others, and ihe
manor of Hanlegh, co. Suffolk.
The like to John de Shobangre for the castle and town of Berkhamstede
with the honor, co. Hertford.
D 2
52 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 4 — cont.
Writs de intendendo for the said earl directed to the tenants of the
following : —
The castle of Walj^ingford and the honors of Waljngford and St.
Waleric.
The manor of Eye and the hamlets thereof.
The castle, town and honor of Berkhamstede.
The manor of Risebergh.
The manor of Biflet.
The town of Rokyngham.
The manors of Boudon and Harebergh.
The manor of Kirketon,
1331.
Jan. 23. Appointment of John do Paris to the office of porter of Hertford Castle,
WestmiDster. during pleasure. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Licence for Thomas Wake of Lydel, the king's kinsman, to grant to
Westminster. Stephen, bishop of London, in mortmain, 24 acres of land in Stibenhithe
in exchange for the like quantity out of lands there, held in frank almoin
as part of the see, granted to him in fee. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Appointment of the said Thomas Wake to the custody of the manor of
Westminster. Ekynton, during minority of the heir of John de Stoteville, tenant in
chief of the late king, and pardon to him of all arrears of the farm thereof.
By p.8.
Membrane 3.
Jan. 26. Pardon to the abbot and convent of Newminster, co. Northumberland,
Walthom. in consideration of their losses by the frequent forays of the Scots, of
143/. 6s, Sd, due for victuals bought from the late king, the time for pay-
ment whereof has already been extended at the Exchequer. By pet. for C.
Jan. 23. Appointment of Adam le Brabanzon to the custoily of the dies
W«>8trainRter. (pinagiorum) at the Tower of London and Canterbury, during pleasure.
By p.8.
The like of Geoffrey Hogheles, king's clerk, to the custody of the smaller
part of the seal used for recognisances of debts at Southampton, under
the statute of Merchants.
Appointment of Robert de Middelton, king's yeoman, to the bailiwick of
the office of forester of Rengylht in the land of Kedewynd in Wales,
during good behaviour. By pj».
Jan. 18. Confirmation of a grant for life by Thomas late earl of Lancaster to
Westminster. Michael le Armerer of a rent of 10/. out of the manor of Bustlesham, which
manor is now in the king's hands. By p.s.
Jan. 21. Grant to the king's merchants Dinus Forsetti, Peter Reyneri, Bartholo-
AVestminster. mew de Barde, Reynonchus Reynonchi and the other merchants of the
society of the Bardi of Florence of 2,500/. out of the first receipts in the
■ Exchequer, or by assignment from some other source if information be
received from them before midsummer that such is required. This grant is
made in consideration of their having undertaken before the king and
couucii to find 20/. for the expenses of the household dailv until All Saints
day for which they should hold an assignment of all tne customs of the
realm until fully satisfied for loans made by them to the king in the past
and for the money now to be advanced as above, but before the date of
these letters patent, the king had assigned to queen Philippa 1,000/. out of
the customs of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and a moiety of the old customs of
Southampton to pay a debt to some Gascon merchants ; and in consideration
4 EDWARD in.— Pakt IL o3
1331. Metmbrame ^-<amL
also of their huTing paid to WOliam la Zooscbe, king's clerk, keeper of the
wardrobe, 802/. 19«.« for which ther hold a bill of the wardrobe, and to
Arnold de DurefcMid 100/. for his expenses. Bj p.a.
Jan. 23. Grant to William GRejkjn that the manors of Camston, oo. Bedford, and
Westminster. Totenham, co. Hertford, now held by John of Brittanj, earl of Bichmond,
in fee tail, shall, if the earl die without h^, remain to him in fnll satis-
faction of the 40/. yearly at the Exchequer lately granted to him antQ he
should be provided with the eqniTalent in land.
By p.s. because sealed at another time under date of 5 November,
1 Edward lU.
Jan. 24. Appointment of Henry de Glastenbirs to the bailiwick of the king's parks
Westminster, of Leskirrit and KillebuUok, co. Cornwall, during pleasure. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Grant to Simon de Drsjrton, for life, of the office of f irester of Brixtoke
Wettminster. and Gh>yiington in Rokyngham Foix*st, with pasture therein for his cattle
in Drayton manor and such firewood is he re4]uire3 as well as free ingre;^
:iud egress within the said bailiwick for himself and his servants to pasture
the cattle ; in recompence of his charges in repairing;: the houses and
bringing into cultivation land within the castle and foreI^t of Bokyngham,
• the custody of which has lately been taken from him by the king before the
expiration of the term for which he held the same to firm. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Promise to pay t') William de Gnindissono, one of the executors of
Westminster. Blanche, late quecrn of Navarre, by paym^uis at E-tster and Michaelmas, tlie
balance of 1,000 marks still unpaid out of 2,003 marks placed bv the
executors of the said queen for safe custody in the church of the Friars
Minors in Loudon, which with their consent Edward I. borrowed, de-
positing in the same place, a^ security, jewels to the value of 2,163/. Or. 8dL,
as appears by an indenture hekl by the said William, he having given up
the jewels to the king with a release for half the sum taken. By p.s.
Acquittance to the sa'd William and the ctlier executors for the jewels.
Jan. 22. Pardon, at the request of Parliament, to William la Zousche of Mortimer
Westminster, and Eleanor his wife of 5,000/. out of the recognisance in 10,000/. wherein
they became bound as appears in membrane 4. By K. & C.
Jan. 10. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to John Wyard for adherence to
Westminster. R )ger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, with general pardon and restitution
of his lands. By p s.
Jan. 20. The like to Edward de Bohun, the king's kinsman, and others for the
Westminster, death of Hugh de Ttupliton, knight, and Richard de Monemuth accidentally
killed by them while arresting Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, in
Nottingham Castle pursuant to the king's orders. By K. & C.
The like to Ad:)m Brabazoun, citizen of London, for all offences as well
in the time of the late king as of the king. By K. in Parliament.
MsMBRjyB 2.
Jan. 23. Ratification of the estate of Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, in
Westminster, the church of Stratford in the diocese of Worcester, and in the prebends of
Aylesbury in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, Bere an<l Chormiuster in the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, Wrottesleye in Tettenhale free chapel, in
the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, and Middelton in the coll^iate church
of Wherewell in the diocese of Winchester. By p.s.
Jan. 15. Qr)ot to Edmund de Shireford, king's yeoman, to whom the king lately
Westminster, granted for life the bailiwick of the hundrtnl of Knyglitelowe, co. Warwick,
that he may appoint a deputy to keep the office, or may demise it to farm,
notwithstanding any statute or inhibition to the contrnry. By p.s.
54 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
;^331, Membrane 2 — cont.
Jan. 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Laurence de Dunoimo, executor
Westminster, of John de Ellerker of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of 50*. in rent in the latter
town to a chaplain celebrating divine service daily in the church of St.
Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the souls of the said John and Matilda
sometime his wife ; a messuage and 20*. in rent alienated for the sustenance
of such chaplain by the said John with the late king's licence having
proved insufficient for the purpose. By pet. of C.
J an. 24. Appointment of John de la Launde of Gerneseye to the office of reeve
Westminster, of Gerneseye, during pleasure. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Appointment of John de Shobure to the bailiwick of the parker of
Westminster. Hanefeld Park, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Appointment of Roger de Blaculvesle, king's clerk, to the office of con-
troller of the coinage in the county of Cornwall and of other profits per-
taining to the office of steward of that county, during pleasure.
By K. & C.
Appointment of Adam Leonard to the bailiwick of the parker of the
park of Wrichewode by Baumburgh, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Appointment of Roger le Warenner of Pulham to the bailiwick of
keeping the warren of Soham, during good behaviour. Qy p.s.
Appointment of Nicholas son of Richard de Baligaveran as second
remembrancer of the Exchequer in Dublin, during pleasure. By p.8.
Jan. 23. Grant to Edmund de Herlethorpe, king's clerk, of the free chapel of
Westminster. Halnaked in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
of John de Sancto Johanne of Basyng, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the manor of HAinaked.
Jan. 22. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Thomas de Ogaston for tlie
Westminster, death of William Hova of Alwaston, killed in the time of Edward I., and
for his consequent abjuration of the realm.
Jan. 23. Gift to William de Monte Acuto, to enable him the better to make profit
Westminster, (gaineriam) of, and to provide stock for, the castle of Dynb^h and otiier
lands in Wales forfeited by Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, granted
to him by the king, of all farms and rents due from those lands at Michael-
mas last, with the issues and profits of the lands from that time which
should come to the king by reason of the said earl's forfeiture. By p.s.
The like to the said William and £[atherine his wife in respect of the
manors of Sweynston and Fulmere.
The like to the same in respect of the castle of Christchurch Twynhnm
and the manors of Ryngewod, Crokham and Catford in Leuesham from
1 December last, the day on which queen Isabella surrendered them.
By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to Thomas West, keeper of the said castle and of
the manor of Ryngwod.
Jan. 10. Acknowledgement of the receipt from David, king of Scotland, of 5,000
Westminster, marks out of the 10,000 marks due from him at midsummer next under the
treaty made with the late king. [Foedera.}
The like of a further sum of 3,000 marks.
The like of the balance of 2,000 marks.
1330.
Nov. 20. Grant to Thomas de Garton, king's clerk, of the custody of a moiety of
Komsey. the manor of Killom, co. York, now in the king's hands by reason of the
voi dance of the see of Rouen, to hold from the date of the voidance for
such time as it is in the king's hands. By p.8.
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. 55
1331. Membrane 2 — cotU,
Jan. 22. Contirmation of letters patent whereby the king lately granted, for lifp,
Westminster, to Adam de Redeman, his yeoman, the custody of lands in Tibbaie and
Uunethwayt, co. Westmoreland, late of Robert de Sandeford, and in Kirkle-
vyngton and Kirkandres late of Walter Corry. By K. & C.
1330.
Dec. 1. Writ de intendendo directed to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of
Westminster. Walyngford in respect of the farm of their borough now payable to John de
Eltham, earl of Cornwall. By K.
1331.
Jan. 22. Pardon to Robert de Osenyngton and Ermentrua his wife for the death of
Westminster. John Osberne. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Grant to Thomas Wake of Lidel, the king's kinsman, that he shall hold
Westmmster. the custody of the lands of the heir of John de Stotevill in Ekyngton and
Kirkeby in Asshefeld to which he was appointed by letters patent dated
19 December, 16 Edwanl II., without paying the farm reserved in the
said letters, and pardon of the arrears of the same from the date of his
appointment. By p.s.
Membrane 1.
Jan. 1. Grant to queen Philippa as dower, with the assent of Parliament and in
Westminster, fulfilment of the king's promise at the time of his marriage to provide her
with land and rent to the yearly value of 3,000/., with a further grant to
her of lands and rents to the yearly value of 1,000/., of the following
manors, etc., with all rights pertaining to the same : the manors of Estwod
and Reylegh with the hundred of Rochford, of the value of 100/., of
Ncylond of the like value and of Haveryng with its park and forest, of the
value of 140/., co. Essex; the manor of Isleworth, of the value of 128/.,
CO. Middlesex ; the manors of Langley Mareys and Wirardesbury, of the value
of 110/., CO. Buckingham ; of Bray, of the value of 84/., Cokham with its
purprestures, of the value of 95/., and Stratfeld Mortimer, of the value of
52/., CO. Berks ; the honor of Aquila in divers counties, excepting the castle of
Pevenseye and manor of Laghton, of the value of 230/.; the manor of
Saham, of the value of 100/., co. Cambridge ; the castle, town and barton of
Bristol, of the value of 210/., co. Gloucester; the castle of Rokyngham with
the stewardship of the forest between Oxford and Stamford bridges, of the
value of 80/., co. Northampton ; the castle, town and honor of High Peak,
of the value of 291/. 13*. 4</., co. Derby; the castle, town and honor of
Knaresburgh with the forest and members thereof, of the value of
533/. 65. 8</., and the manor of Couwyk with the town of Snayth, of the
value of 50/., co. York ; the castle, borough and honor of Pontefract in
divers counties of the vidue of 1,000 marks; the castle and town of Tikhill
with its members Gryngelay and Whetelay, of the value of 333/. 1 Qs. 5d,y
in the counties of York and Nottingham ; the castle and town of Dyvyses,
with the park and forest of Melkesham, Cippeham and Peusham and the
manor of Roud, of the value of 80/., the castle and town of Marlebergh
with the barton, and the hundred of Selkele, of the value of 120/., and the
manor of Senhampton, with the boroughs and hundreds of Crickelade and
Hauteworth, and the manor of Stratton, of the value of 200/., co, Wilts ;
the town of Fekenham with the forest and woods, of the value of 46/.,
CO. Worcester; the manor of Gillyngham, with the barton, 74*. in rent of
purprestures and the forest, of the value of 80/., co. Dorset ; the manor of
bansted with the park, of the value of 30/., co. Surrey ; and the castle of
Southampton, the manor of Ljmdhurst with the park, the forest, bailiwick
^>* "F"
66
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
1330.
Dec. 27.
Guildford.
Oct. 16.
Nottingham.
Sept. 12.
Nottingham.
Sept. 18.
Nottingham.
Oct. 16.
Nottingham.
Membrane 1 — cont.
and hundred of Redbmgge and . . *. of rent paid by the abbot of Redynges
for a tenement in the said forest, of the value of 150/., co. Southampton.
By K. A the whole C
Mandates in pursuance to the keepers of the foregoing manors, etc.
Writ*^ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the same.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause these
letters to be enrolled and the liberties comprised in the same to be
delivered to the queen in their presence.
Grant to Roger de Swynnerton of all kniffhts' fees and advowsons of
churches belonging to the lands late of Hugh le Despenser earl of
Winchester in the counties of Stafford and Chester which the king lately
grante<l to him for life, ^7 P*^-
Appointment of Thomas de Uppenore to the bailiwick of the parkership
of Guldeford park, during pleasure. By K.
Membrane 41cf.
Commission to John Giffard, William de Denura, Adam de Hoperton
and Thomas Deyvill to make inquisition and certify the king touching a
petition of the abbot and convent of Kirkstall for the restitution of certain
lands and tenements within the manor of Bemolveswik in the forest of
Blakcburnshire, and as to whether it will be to the injury of any person if
the king and queen Isabella, who holds the forest for life, should make such
restitution. ^Y C»
\^A commission in almost the same words is printed in the Monasticon^
vol. V, pp. 544-5.]
Membrane 40d.
Appointment of John Claver in the place of William de Hemenhale in
the late commission of oyer and terminer to John Howard, Simon de
Hedersete, Nicholas Fastolf and William de Hemenhale touching divers
petitions of men of the coimty of Norfolk complaining of oppressions
by William March who was appointed by the late king one of the pur-
veyors of com and other victuaJ in that county for the expedition against
Scotland, and his confederates. By C.
•
Membrane S9d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard Level, John de Clyvedon
the elder, John Treiagu and John de Fosse on complaint by Hugh de
Langelonde, knight, that Simon de Bradeney, John de Seyntiou, Thomas
le Large of Bruggewater and others assaulted him at Bruggewater, co.
Somerset. By p.8.
The like to John Travers, Simon de Baldcrston and John de Trehampton
in the county of York on complaint by John de Waronna, earl of Surrey,
that certain persons broke his parks at Ilettfeld, Wakefcld and Sandalo,
entered his free chaces at Wakefeld, Sourby, Holmfrithes, Hattfeld, Thorno
and Conesburgh, hunted there, fished his stews and free fisheries of
Braythemere, Thurstonhowe and Conesburgh and carried away fish, with
200 swans of his worth ICO marks and deer.
Sept. 16.
Nottingham.
Membrane SQd.
Commission of the peace to William Giffard, John de Whelnetham
and Potor Gcrnigan in the county of Suffolk, pursuant to the statute of
Winchester.
4 EDWABD IIL— Pam II,
57
1330.
Oct. 18.
Oct 22.
The like to the f oDowing : —
Th<HDft8 de MetliAiiL
Thomas Ughtrith.
Hagh de Bradeford.
Nk^oIas de PortjDgtOD.
John de West<Hi. 1
Thomas GobjOD. > in the county of Essex.
John Djn. J
between the Onse and Derwent and in the
wapentake of Herthill, co. York.
BjC.
Dec. 12.
Wettminster.
2r'*''^A^*^f*° ) in »he coanty of Middlesex.
Henry de Frowyk. J "^
Oct. 18.
Nottingham.
Oct. 23.
Leicester.
Oct. 22.
Leicester.
Membrase ZSd.
Commission of oyer and tenniner to Richard de Wylughby, Walter de
Hontyngfeldy Robert de Haghham and John de Stoaford on complaint by
Nicholas Colepeper that John de Moreworth, James, parson of the church
of Mereworth, James Dantry, John de Brumleye and others assaulted him
at Mereworth by Tunebrngge, co. Kent, carried away his good^ and
assaulted his servants. By K.
The like to William de Herle, Adam de Herewynton and Robert de
Aston on complaint by Adam, bishop of Worcester, that Thomas Blaun-
frouiit and others mowed and carried away his com at AlTechurch, co.
Worcester, and assaulted hb servants. By p.s.
Writ of aid directed to the sheriffs of London, Middlesex, Essex, Hert-
ford, Kent, Surrey and Sussex, and to keepers of castles, bailiffs and
others in those counties, for James de Kyngeston, king's clerk, sent by the
king to survey the goods of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, G^eoflfrey
de Mortuo Mari, OUver de Ingham and Simon de Bereford, which the said
sheriffs have been directed to take into the king's hands, and to be present
at the making of indentures thereof. By K. & C.
The like for the following : —
Thomas de Geregrave, in the counties of York, Northumberland,
Nottingham, Derby, I^icester, Warwick and Northampton.
Ralph de Welyngham, in the counties of Lincoln, Rutland, Norfolk,
SujQTolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford and Buckingham.
John de Staunford, in the counties of Oxford, Berks, Somerset, Dorset,
Wilts, Southampton, Devon and Cornwall.
John de Percebrigge in the counties of Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford,
Stafford and Ssdop.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Hambury, Hugh de
Prestwold and Roger de Pykerynge on complaint by John de Neusom,
parson. of the church of Nayleston, that Master Gilbert de Bulyngham,
Stephen da Bouleton, parson of the church of Gamely ng^ye, John Multrere
of Edenburgh, * noter*,* John de Abboteston, clerk, William lo Reve of
Nailoston, William Godewyn the elder, Ralph le Clerk of Naileston,
William Godewyn, the younger, Adam, parson of the church of Neubold,
Henry de la Chaumbre of Carton and others broke his close at Naileston,
CO. Leicester, imprisoned him there detaining him until by coercion and
duress he resigned his church, and carried away his goods, together with
writings and other muniments. By pet. of C. and fine of 1 mark.
Membrane Sid,
Dec. 8. Commission to Master Thomas de Chaundo.Q, aichdeacon of Hereford,
Wettmiiitt«r. Master William de Fowehcp, abbot of St. Peter's, Shrewsbury, and Mabter
Robert de Preston ; on frequent complaints reaching the king's ears that
Dec. 15.
Wettminster.
68 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 31 — cont,
his free chapel at Shrewsbury is very deficient in the ornaments, books
and other things which should be therein, that the dean and chapter and
the other ministers, although drawing ttie accustomed stipends, neglect to
officiate there, that there are frequent quarrels and scandals among them
from which it is feared that mischief will result, that very many of them
lead grievously dissolute lives aud that the dean, setting aside the king's
authority, is making new statutes and introducing new customs, com-
pelling some of the canons and ministers by threats and coercion to observe
the same, depriving others of their prebends and benefices against all
right and bestowing these at a price on those who are accomplices in his
evil deeds ; to make a visitation of the chapel, to reform all abuses there,
to punish the guilty persons as the ordinances and statutes of the chapel
direct, and to certify the king of their proceedings herein.
Membrane SOcf.
Dec. 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Weston, Thomas Gobion,
Westminster. John Dyn and Robert de Gedeworth, lately appointed commissioners of
the peace in the county of Essex, touching indictments laid in the King's
Bench against certain persons in that county who when charged before
the. said commissioners with divers felonies have withdrawn themselves
and having collected a multitude of followers continue their evil courses
now in one county now in another. By C.
Membrane 2Sd.
Dec. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Robert de
Westminster. Asshele and Robert de Keleseye on complaint by Richard de Grey of
Codenoure that John Arnold of EstoUebury, John de Goldhauek,
*bocher,' John Shad, Thomas atte Tye, Thomas Goldhauck, Richard
Thomelyn, Ingelram Warener of Mockynge, Sewall le Charettere of
Mockynge, William Auncel, John de Neweton of Stanford, Adam Brig,
Henry Mle, Simon Salle, Walter Bright, Henry Bereward, William
Eylward, Thomas Eylward, John Auncel, William Lete, Benedict Wyld,
John de Fulmere, chaplain, William Arnold of Stanford, Adam Birle,
William Pruz, John Child, John de Assheby the younger, William Bere-
ward of Staunford, John Bereward, Salomon de Wythefeld of Vobbinge,
John Eylwyne, Thomas Elwyne, John Baker, Robert Rede, John G^rlaund,
Richard Hilke, Thomas Somoner of Horndon, Ivo atte Chirche of Chalde-
well, Richard Prest of Orseth, Simon Blake of Fybbynge and others
besieged him in his manor of Turrok, co. Essex, broke his doors and
windows, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By K.
Afterwards, on 16 May next^ John de Cantebrigge to as appointed in the
said commission in place of the said Richard employed elsewhere in the
king's service,
Dec. 8. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Thomas de Metham, Nicholas de
Westminster. Portyngton, Hugh de Bradeford and John de Bekyngham, in Honeden-
shire and Spaldyngmore, co. York.
Dec. 10. TTie like to Henry le Scrope, Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Leybam, John de
Westminster. Ryther and William Basset on complaint by John de Moubray that Hugh
Chastelion« Roger de Clotherum, John de Stokesley, Simon de Lilljmg, Martin
Foune, Marmaduke Dautry of Essheton, Nicholas de Schirewode, Hugh son
of Ivo, Thomas Scot of Rypon, Peter Crouder, William de Sancto Johanne of
Ripon, William Seel, William de Swynton, Robert Gkiolorman, William
Hunter, John de Staneleye, Richard Scot of Rypon, Morgan Hughesman de
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. 59
1330. Membrane 2Sd—cont.
ChastellioD, John the Wykeresson of Kyrkeby, Robert Paytfyn of Rypon,
John Smaibayn, Hugh "de Thoresby, Peter de Thoresby, Ranulph Pygot,
Roger Pygot, Richard Scot, Richard de Bray thwayt, Robert his brother, Roger
Silketypet, John Ivlos, Robert de Leyston, Henry Peles, Adam his brother,
Alan le Hunter of Boultou, Thomas Noght, William Peroun, Ranulph le
Forester of Massham, Richard atte Beck, William Snelle, Matthew Mawe-
son, Robert Jonesman de Clotheroum, John do Clotheroum, Hugh Madawe,
Adam atte Yate, Adam Kede, Robert Dibble, William atte Brigge, John
Stodehirdy Alan Kede, Thomas del Spens, William Pacok, Henry * the
Wright,' William Rayner, Geoffrey son of Henry de Walden, Simon del
Howe, John Wade, William Hanneson, Hugh Taillour of Scorthes, Robert,
del Wode of Denton, William son of Henry de Eyvill, William Tymble,
Hugh de Revegill, Richard his brother, John de Bent, Hugh de Holm,
Walter Stothird, Henry del Honerhend, Alexander Brasehued, Adam son
of John le Rede, Robert de Hamerton, Adam his brother, Richard son of
Roger de Sedbergh, William Pilkes, Thomas Kinge, Adam Bokel, William
son of William son of Walter de Yarlsbergh, John Jonesman de Dent,
Thomas de Thornton, Henry de Croft, knight^ John de Overend, William
del Knott, Thomas de Dent, clerk, Hugh de Revegill, John de Holm,
Gregory de Holm, William Peck, Richard Maweson, William Peroun and
others drove away 40 horses and 300 sheep of his worth 100/. at Ingelton,
CO. York, entered his free chaces and warrens at Kyrkeby Mallassart,
Burton in Lonnesdale, Hovyngham and Thresk, hunted there without
licence, carried away deer from the chaces and hares, rabbits and
pheasants from the warren<(, and assaulted his servants.
Changed because sealed at another time. By K.
Dec. 2. The like to John Travers, Ranulph de Dacre and Robert de Barton on com-
Westminstor. plaint by Henry de Mai ton and Margaret his wife that — whereas the late
king granted to Duugall Makdowell and the said Margaret then his wife
the custody of the lands in the county of Cumberland late of Henry de
Maltou, tenant in chief, during minority o^ the heir, which grant was after
the death of the said Duugall, renewed by the present king to Margaret,
and whereas, by suit of the said Margaret it appeared, that on the death of
Duugall, Robert de Mulcastre entered upon 40 acres of land in Bleaerhayset
which had been taken into the late king's liands as part of the lands in
question, the king ai^r inquisition made directed John de Bolyngbrok,
escheator beyond Trent, to take the said 40 acres into liis hands and make
livery thereof to Margaret — the said Robert de Mulcastre and others have
moved and carried away the corn of the said Henry and Margaret growing
on the said land and prevent them from making their profit of the land.
By pet. of C.
Mbmbranb 27d.
Nov. 26. Commission to Adam de Brom, Hugh de Burgh and William de Loycestre,
Westroioiter. on frequent complaints that on account of past negligence of the keepers of the
hermitage of Cruplegate in London, which is of the king's patronage, there
are very many defects as well in the chapel and the ornaments thereof as in
the houses and other things belonging to the hermitage, to survey the
same, to make inquisition what keeper or keepers are in fault, and how
the defects may be made good, and to return such inquisition without
delay.
Sept. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard Level, Henry le Guldene,
KouiDgham. J, Treiagu and John de Fosse on complaint by Hugh de Langelonde,
knight, that Simon de Bradeneye, John son of Joan de Sentlou, Thomas
le Large of Bruggewater and others assaulted him at Bruggewater, co.
Somerset. By pji.
60 CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1330. Membrane 27c? — cont.
Dec. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas
Westmingter. du Longevillers nnd John de Bolyngebroke on complaint by Thomas de
Saundeby that certain persons carried away his goods at Saundeby, co.
Nottingham. By fine of 1 mark and pet of C.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Mbmbranb 26d.
Nov. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to H. de Hamburi and Robert Burdet
Westmmster. touching the death of John le Manzoun of Swanyngton at Swanyngton, co.
Leicester. By. C.
Dec. 3. The like to Hugh de Curteney, Richard Lovel, Richard de Wylughby,
Westminster. John de Chidiok and John de Brideport on complaint by Adam, abbot of
Glastonbury that Philip de Clumbariis, William Vely, Matthew le Gode,
Henry de Purye and others drove away a bull, 25 cows, 35 bullocks and 12
heifers of his, worth 100/., at Shape wyk, co. Somerset. By K.
Dec. 7. The like to William de Ros, John Travers and Roger de Birthorp on
Westminster, complaint by William de Chastel of Queryngton and Bnan son of Brian de
Herdeby that John, prior of Sempyngham, Alan de B&ston and John del
Brighend, cunons of that priory, William de Walden, prior of Haverholm
John de Malton and William Glover, canons of that priory, Henry son of
William de Kyme of Old Lafford. John his brother, William de Baston,
Simon son of John de Bilyngburgh, Henry de Stanford, * taillour,'
William de Yerdeburgh, Richard Pays and others broke their dose at
Eveden, co. Lincoln, cut down their trees there, cut into small pieces their
timber procured for a water mill, carried away the trees and timber
and depastured and consumed their corn with plough cattle.
By pet. of C. and fine of 20s.
Membrane 2od.
Dec. 17. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Master John
Westminster, de Shordich and Thomas de Lincoln on complaint by Elizabeth late the wife
of Roger de Kyrkeby that Thomas de Blount of London, Hugh le Cat of
Grynchesle, John Mundy, Richard de Betelescombe, Walter West of Grene-
strete and others assaulted her at Korton by Dertford, co. Kent, took her
fiom that place to Kestane, imprisoned her there, stole a silver seal worth
10«., which she had with her, carried away her goods at Horton and with
the said seal sealed divers writings obligatory made in her name.
By pet. of C. and fine of 1 mark. Kent.
Membrane 24kf.
Dec. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Hambury, Henry de
Westminster. Birmyngeham and Richard de Haukeslowe on complaint by Joan late the
wife of Thomas Butetourt, Roger de Aylesbury and Roger Hillary that
John de Cherleton, John de Hynkeleye, Adam de ShareshuU and others
broke their parks at Seggesleye, co. Stafford, hunted therein, carried away
deer, depastured and consumed the grass thereof with cattle, cut down
the trees there, fished .in the stews, carried away the fish and trees with
other goods found there and at Duddeleye and assaulted and imprisoned their
servants. By K. & C.
Afterwards on 20 Juli/j 5 Edward III,, Robert de Aston is associaied
in the dbove commission.
Membrane 2Bd,
Dec. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de
Westminster. LongeviUers and John de Bolyngbroke on complaint by Thomas de Saundeby
that certain persons carried away his goods at Saundeby co. Nottingham.
By fine of 1 mark and pet. of 0.
4 EDWARD III.— Pabt II. 61
1330. Membrane 23d'~cont.
Dec. 10. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Thomas de Multon of Fraunkton,
Westminiter. John <le Kjrketon, Eudo de Byllesby and Roger Petygard, along the coast
between Saltenaye and Skyrebek gote, co. Lincoln.
Dec. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Hambury, Robert de
Wettminster. Shirebourn, and John de Lancastre on complaint by Simon de Rnggeleye,
the king's chamberlain of Chester, that Richard son of John de Wenlok of
Stafford, Richard son of Richard de Burton, William his brother and others
assaulted him at Stafford while he was on his way to deliver at the Ex-
chequer at Westminster the moneys received for the king in the Exchequer
at Chester, and carried away 40/. of the said money. By pet. of C.
Dec. 15. The like to John de Wysham, William de Ercalu, Nicholas de Acton,
Westminster. Roger de Pulesdon and Madok ap Thlewelyn touching a petition from the
men of the commonalty of the land of North Wales to the king and
council complaining of oppressions by William de Shaldeford under colour
of his office during the time when he was deputy for Roger de Mortuo
Mari, then justice of Wales. By pet. of C.
Membrane 20d.
Dec. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, John Travers,
Westminster. Peter de Middelton and Thomas Dayvill on complaint by Richard de
Otryngham, prebendary of St. Stephen in the church of St. John, Beverley
that Walter Frost, Thomas de Rise, William Coppendale, John Coppendale
of Thornton, Robert de Seton and others besieged him in his dwelling
house at Beverley, co. York, until he made a fine of 253 marks for the
raising of the siege, and assaulted his servants.
By K. on the information of Geoffrey le Scrope.
Dec. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nigel de Waure, chancellor of
Weatminster. Oxford University, Adam de Brom and William de Burcestre touching
alleged defalcations by the persons appointed to collect the murage and
pontage granted by the late king and the present king to the burgesses of
Oxford*
Membrane i9d.
Dec. 18. Appointment of Roger de Wendesleye the younger to arrest John de
Westminster. Bradeborn, William de Bradebom, James Coterel, Nicholas Cotsrel and
John Coterel wherever found and to bring (hem to Nottingham Castle to
be delivered to the custody of the constable thereof. By K. A C.
The like of the same to arrest Stacius de Folevill, Robert de Folevill,
Richard de Folevill, Laurence de Folevill and Walter de FolviU in like
manner.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Eland, constable of Nottingham
Castle.
Dec 26. Commission to John de Trillowe, William de Shareshull and Robert de
Gaildford. Anton to make inquisition and certify the king whether it will be to the
prejudice of him or others if he assent to the prayer of a petition to
the king and council in the present Parliament from the burgesses of
Bristol for a charter expressly granting to them view of frankpledge, which
they and their ancestors from time immemorial have been wont to have.
^ By K. & C.
62 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1331, Membrane 18 J.
Jan. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Clynton, justice of
Guildford. Chester, touching alleged defalcations by the collectors of the murage
granted by the late king and the king to the citizens of Chester,
Jan. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Hambury, Henry de
Guildford. Burmyngham and Richard de Hauekeslowe touching the murder of Andrew
le Chamberleyn and Christina Bayard at Duddeleye, co. Worcester.
By pet, of C.
Membrane l7d.
Jan. 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Robert de
Westminster. Asahele and Robert de Kelseye touching the murder of Ingelram Russell
and Joan late the wife of John atte Mersh at Thurrok Grey, co. Essex.
ByC.
Membrane I6d.
Jan. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel, John Inge, John
Westminster. Syfrcwast and Robert de Asshele touching oppressions by John le Mares-
chal of Hovyndon, late sheriff of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham,
and others in league with him, under colour of his office. By p.s.
Membrane I4d.
•JuD. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Simon de
Westminster. Hedersete and John Claver on complaint by Anastasia late the wife of
John But of Wolberdeswyk that John Payne of Dunwich, Constantine de
Paston of Dunwich, Augustine le Fitz William Austyn of Dunwich, Augus-
tine Ille of Dunwich and others took away a ship of hers on the coast by
Suthwold, CO. Suffolk, with the goods therein, broke up and sank the ship,
and assaulted her men and servants. By pet. of C.
Jan. 15 The like to the same touching the persons who entered a ship of the
Westminister, same Anastasia, by Suthwold, co. Suffolk, carried away her goods and
murdered sixteen men that were in the ship. By pet of C.
Membrane I3d.
Jan. 18. Mandate to the sheriff, bailifis and others of the county of Nortli umber-
Westminster, land to cause public proclamation to be made that the men of Tyndale and
neighbouring parts who vrish to attend with merchandise at the market
which John de Claveryng holds at his manor of Corbrigge every Saturday
and the yearly fair there on the eve and fea^t of St. John the Baptist^ may
do so without any fear of arrest by reason of trespasses committed by
them in the time of the war between the late king and the king of
Scotland.
Membrane I2d.
Jan . 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Ffford, Robert de Aspale,
WestmiDster. William de Ponte Roberti and Hugh de Hampslape on complaint by
^
4 EDWARD III.— Part II. 63
1331. Membrane I2d — cant.
William de Horewode that Robert de Popham, knight, with others entered
his free warren at Preston Candevre, co. Southampton, hunted therein
and carried awaj hares. Bj K.
Mbmbrane Wd.
Jan. 12. Commission of the peace to William Giffard, Ralph de Bockyng and
Westminster. John de Whelnetham in the countj of SufPolk, pursuant to the statute of
Winchester. By C.
Jan. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to the same touching indictments against
Westminster, certain persons charged with felonies before them or other keepers of the
peace in the said countj who have withdrawn themselves and continue to
perpetrate the like evil deeds sometimes in the countj of Suffolk and some-
times in neighbouring counties. Bj C.
Mbmbranb 7d.
Jon. 23. Association of S. bishop of London, Thomas, earl of Norfolk and marshal
Westminster, of England, and Thomas Wake of Lidell, baron, with Geoffrej le Scrope
and the other justices of the King's Bench to annul a fine made in the late
reign before William de Bereford and other justices of the Bench between
Hugh le Despenser, the jounger, plaintiff, and .John de Crumbewell and
Idonia his wife deforciants of t£e manor of Shaldeford and the advowson of
the church of that manor, and another fine before the same justices between
Robert de Baldok, plaintiff, and the said John and Idonia deforciants of the
manor of Esenden, pursuant to the statute annulling all fines levied bj force
and duress afler the exile of the Despensers. Bj C.
Jan. 23. Commission of ojer and terminer to Hugh de Courteneje the jounger,
Westminster. Hugh de Poinz, Ingelram de Berenger and Peter Colswejn on complaint
bj the abbot of Bjnedon that, whereas the king lately took the abbej into
his protection and appointed certain persons to the custodj thereof, brother
John de Monte Acuto, bearing himself as a monk of the house, Richard de
Novo Burgo, knight, Thomas de Wjnterboiime, John Deverel, John de
Lejcestre, John de Novo Burgo, Walter, prior of Holme, William Ooste-
coumbe, William de Stoke of Weregrede and Richard Calsale, with a multitude
of others, entered the abbey by night, drove away 100 oxen and 7,000 sheep
of his worth 700/. carried away books, chalices, vestments and ornaments of
the church with other goods, as well as charters, writings obligatory and
muniments, broke open a coffer containing the seal of the abbey, and carried
away the seal with which they have sealed divers bonds and other documents
prejudicial to the house. By C.
Mbmbranb 6d,
Jan. 20. Commission de noalliU etfottatit to John de Cobham, Thomas de Lincoln
Westminster, and William Moraunt along the coast in Romenal Marsh, co. Kent.
Jan. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to the same touching the persons
Westminster, through whose de&ult the breaches in Romenhale Marsh have been
caused.
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5 EDWARD III.— PART 1.
1331.
Jan. 25.
Waltham
Jan. 25.
Waltham,
Jan. 26.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 25.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 28.
Waltham.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 29.
Hertford.
Jan. 31.
St. Albans.
Membrane 40.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for Henry de Elmham to
close a way leading from Merssh to Aldewodegrene for the enlargement of
his dwelling house in We^thorp on coiulition that he make on his own land
a like way in its place. By fine of 10*. Norfolk and Suflblk.
Confirmation of a grant to Thomas Ughtred, dated 12 February,
16 Edward II., of the custody of the manor of Ben tele, co. York, during
minority of the heir of Pay a Tibetot, tenant in chief.
By fine of 20^. York.
Guetonittins Oneste, merchant of Lucca, staying in England, has letters
nominating Bichard son of Thomas de Florencia his attorney in Ireland for
one year.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Gerard de Orum staying
beyond seas on the king's service. By the chancellor.
Writ of aid until Whitsunday for Adam de Withiford king's clerk,
chamberlain of North Wales, and his ministers, purveying corn in the
county of Chester for the king's castles in North Wales. By K. & C,
Safe conduct during pleasure for Peter Byny and Tanus Jacobi, of the
king's household, going beyond seas on his business.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for John Boyter, burgess of
Ross in Ireland, merchant, his men and servants, while trading in different
parts of the realm.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Bristol of quayage for four
years, except on wares liable to murage. By E. & C.
The like to the same of murage, except on wares liable to quayage.
ByK.
Kevocation of the late appointment of William de Langefeld to the
bailiwick of the chief forestership of Blakeburnshire, as it appears that the said
office was long ago granted to Richard de Merclesden, for life, by Thomas,
late earl of Lancaster and Leicester, who held it of the late king as of the
honor of Lancaster, and that such grant had been confirmed by letters
patent of the king prior to this appointment. By C.
Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas of Aeon, London, and their attor-
neys collecting alms in churches in England Wales and Ireland. The king's
bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised person collecting in their name.
Revocation of the late appointment of John de Carleton, king's clerk, to
the bailiwick in Holderuesse which Hugh le Lorimer held, the latter
having found security for the due discharge of the office of coroner and
of all other things pertaining to the said bailiwick, and for payment of a
rent of 20/. to the king for the same until Michaelmas. By C.
Pardon, at the request of Thomas de Bradeston, to William de la
Garderobe of his imprisonment, fine and wliatever else pertains to the king
by reason of a trespass against William le Draper of Staundon, whereof he
was convicted in the King's Bench. By p.s.
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
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1331. Membrane 40 — cont.
Confirmation, in mortmain, of a grant bj John, late bishop of Bath and
Wellfl, to Nicholas de Wyllinghale of Leukenore, as rector of the church
of St. Mary, Wanton, of a grove in that town called * Holmengrove,' part of
the bishop's demesne land, with hedges, hays and dykes thereto pertaining,
quit of all service, exaction and demand, in exchange for half an acre of
wood in a grove called * Brochole ' belonging to the said church granted
by the said Nicholas with the consent of Kigaud, sometime bishop of
Winchester, his diocesan. By fine of ^ mark. Oxford.
Jan. 26.
Waltbam.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 25.
Waltham.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 29.
Hertford.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Feb. 1.
Langlej.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 26.
Membrane 39.
Pardon to Joan late the wife of Eustace de Swafham of her waiver in
the county of Kent, as well as of her imprisonment, ransom and whatever
else is due to the king, by reason of her non-appearance to satisfy the
ransom due to him for not prosecuting a plea in the King's Bench against
Walter Cros and others of the death of her husband.
Pardon to Alexander de Sbireford for the death of Richard de Balscote of
KjmgeshuU, at Hull, as it appears by the record of Bobert de Malberthorpe
and John de Cantebrigge, justices appointed to deliver Warwick gaol, that
he killed him in self defence.
Clemencia de Vescy, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Eobert Bradeye and Greofirey de Aula her attorneys in England for three
years.
Protection with clause nolumuSy for one year, for Edmund BataiUe of
Pnrlee.
The like for the following : —
Master John de Podio Barsaco, archdeacon of Winchester and
prebendary of Laghton Busard in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln,
for two years.
Master Poncius de Podio Barsaco, archdeacon of London and prebendary
of Bolum in the church of St. Peter, York, for two years.
John de Arundell, prebendary of Neubold in the church of St. Peter,
York, and of Long Stowe in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, and
parson of the church of Arnclif and of the free chapel of Tikhil.
John de Cove, knight, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters
nominating Stephen de Wittlesford and Peter de Bradefeld his attorneys
in England until All Saints day.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for John de Croucheston.
The like for the following : —
John de Arundell, parson of the church of Westburne.
John son of Balph Jaule.
John de Morton.
Nicholas de Odecombe.
Mandate for two years to bailiffs and lieges to welcome Alan Unwyn,
Waltham Holy proctor for the leprous and poor persons in the hospital of St. Mary and
^-^'^*^** St. Anthony, Romsey, authorised by John, bishop of Winchester, and
other prelates to collect alms for the relief of the inmates of the hospital
now in extreme poverty.
Jan. 25. Ratification of the estate of Master Poncius de Podio Barzaco, king's
Waltham Holy clerk, as archdeacon of London, in the church of St. Paul, and prebendary
Cro«8. Qf Bolum in the church of St. Peter, York. By C.
TJ fi5658. E
66
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331-
Jan. 26.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 27.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 26.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Feb. 2.
liangley.
Feb. 3.
Langley,
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Feb. 3.
Langley.
Feb. 2.
Langley.
Feb. 3.
Langley.
Feb. 2.
Langley.
Membrane 39 — c<mt»
The like of Master John de Podio Barzaco, king's clerk, as archdeacon
of Winchester, in the church of St. Swithin, Winchester, and prebendary
of Leghton Busard in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln. By C.
John Vyncent, clerk, going beyond seas on the king's service, has
letters nominating John de Lamburn and John Fot of Waltham his
attorneys in England for one year.
Peter, abbot of Cluny, staying beyond seas, has like letters nominating
brother John de Butterleye and John de Blacovesle for three years.
By fine of 40^. Nottingham.
Presentation of John de Langeton to the church of St. Peter in le
Northstrete, Chichester, directed to the dean of the church of the Holy
Trinity, Chichester.
Licence for Master Edmund de London, king's clerk, to bequeath hb
houses in the city of London either in mortmain or otherwise, according to
the liberty of the city.
Pardon with the assent of Parliament to Henry Danet, of the recogni-
sance of 100/. wherein he became bound in the chancery, by order of the
council, on submitting himself to the king's will after the late rebellion at
Bedford. By p.8.
•
Grant to William de Berwarsle, for service to the late king, of the office
of rider in Kynfare Forest, under the steward of that forest, during good
behaviour. By p.s.
Appointment of Robert de USord, in the place of John Mautravers, as
a justice in eyre of the forest in the county of Wilts with Bobert de
Aspale and others lately appointed. By K.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to all in the county.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Ajspale and the other justices.
Laurence Fastolf and Cicely Fastolf, executors of Nicholas Fastolf,
staying in England, have letters nominating Thomas de Mountpellers and
Richard le Boteler their attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause volumus for Simon de Drayton going beyond seas
on the king's service. By K.
Licence for Henry de Walhop to grant to Robert de Poleynston, for
life, with remainder to John eon of the said Robert and Margaret his
wife, in fee simple, a messuage in Dorcestre said to be held in chiet.
By p,s.
Pardon to William Hollegh for the death of Alice, daughter of Bobert
Hogeman, as it appears by the record of Robert de Barton and other
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Carlisle Castle that he killed her
by misadventure.
Ratification of the estate of Gilbert de Ebor', king's clerk, as parson of
the church of Ravenyngham by presentation of the late king, confirmed by
Thomas Roscelyn who has the advowson of that church.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 7 October, 15 Edward 11., which
have been accidentally lost, being a licence for the dean and chapter of the
church of St. Andrew, Wells, to acquire land in mortmain.
Licence, at the request of John de Claveryng, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. James and St. John, Aynho, to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 5 marks.
By pet of C.
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1331.
Jan. 29.
Westminfiter.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Jan. 28.
Langley.
Membrane 38.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Dore to appropriate the church
of Wygetoft, in the diocese of Lincoln, which is of their advowson. By K.-
Pardon to William son of William le Deghere of Walyngford of his
outlawry in the county of Oxford for non-appearance in the King's Bench to
answer touching a plea of trespass of John de Norton, of OxfoiS.
Licence for the ah'enation in mortmain by Thomas Wake of Jidel, the
king's kinsman, to the prior and convent of Hautemprise, in part satisfac-
tion of the 20/. of land and rent which they have the king's licence to
acquire, of 45 acres of land, 19 acres of meadow and 25s, 6d, in rent, in
Hesil-upon-Humber ; the said land being of the yearly value of 64^., as
appears by the inquisition.
Tnspeximiis and confirmation to the present prior and monks of St.
Nicholas, Pembroke, of a writing of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pem-
broke, dated 15 May, 1 Edward II., and witnessed by Thomas de Bupe,
Richard de Stakepol, John de Biparia and Bichard Simond, knights,
Walter de Pedirton, clerk, John Beneger, John Joce and others, being an tn«
spexitnvs and confirmation to John called ' Sauvage,' prior of St. Nicholas,
Pembroke, and the monks there of the following : —
(I.) A charter of Sir Walter Marescallus, sometime earl of Pembroke,
being a grant to the priory and monks in frank almoin of a crofl and
land within the manor of Castle Martin; [Monasticon^ vol. iv.
p. 321.]
(2.) The like of Sir William Mar[escallu8], sometime earl of Pembroke,
for the good of his soul and the souls of Isabella his wife, his ancestors
and heirs, of the tithes of his mills of Pembroke, Tynbeh and Castle
Martin ; [^Monasticon, ibid.']
(3.) A writing of Sir William de Valencia, sometime earl of Pembroke,
the father of Aymer, dated London, 1 1 May, 1290, being a grant to
John called * Oysel,' prior of Pembroke, in mortmain, of land late of
'Maurice Ail ward and of a bovate of land late of Benedict, the chaplam,
which were of the fee of the prior ;
(4.) A writing of dame Joan de Valencia sometime countess of Pem-
broke, the mother of Aymer, dated GK)derich Castle, 6 June, 29
Edward I., being a licence, granted for the good of her soul and the
souls of her husband, Aymer her son, her predecessors and successors,
for the alienation in mortmain by John de Barry to the prior and
monks of a perch of land in Manerbir and the advowson of the church
of that town ;
(5.) The like, dated at the same place on Monday in the feast of SS.
Peter and Paul, 1299, being a release, for the good of her soul and
the souls of her husband, progenitors and successors, to the aforesaid
John called ' Oysel ' and the monks of a rent of 1 mark paid by them,
and a grant that from henceforth they be not bound to answer in the
court of the gate of Pembroke Castle for any exaction plea or com-
plaint, but shall answer before the steward of herself and her heirs
in the county court of Pembroke in the presence of them or their deputy
specially sent for all things which the priory hath before been wont to
render, saving always cognizance and jurisdiction of fresh force accord-
ing to the custom of those parts ; in return for which the prior and
convent were to keep obits for her husband and herself and to distri-
bute thereat to thirteen poor people victuals for one day. Witnesses :
Sir William de Caunvile, knight. Sir Philip Abbot, Sir Bichard
Simund, John Scurlagh, Henry de Castro, Bichard Bieudyn, Walter
Bicard and others ; and also a further grant to the same of the church of
St. Michael, Castle Martin, to their own use as fully as they have ever
K 2
68 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 38 — cont,
held the same, except such tithes ont of the mills contained in the
aforesaid charter of William Marescallus as they have not hitherto
received. By fine of 5 marks. Wales.
Feb. 21. Grant, at the request of queen Philippa, to John Irp of Ipswich that he
Croydon. shall retain during good behaviour the office of controller of customs in the
port of Ipswich lately granted to him by the king during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to the collectors of customs in the said port, on report that they
do not observe the mandate to them on the grant of the office to the afore-
said John to take all customs in his presence, except in the case of the
old custom, that they are on no account to take any custom, old or new,
except by his view and tedtimony. By p.8,
Feb. 3. Pardon, in consideration of the liberty granted by the king to the citizens
Langley. of London to bequeath their tenements within the city, either in mort-
main or otherwise, to Thomas de Swalclif, parson of the church of St.
Magnus, and Robert Swet, Philip Lucas, John Mokking and Ralph de
Lenne, of that parish, for entering upon a messuage, two shops and a plot
of land in the parishes of St. Magnus and St. Margaret, Bregestrete,
London, under the will of Thomas le Bevere, made after the publication
of the statute of mortmain, wherein he bequeathed the same to Lucy his
wife, with remainders in the event of her re marriage to Robert his son in
fee tail, and if he should die without heir, (both which have happened) to
the parson of the said church and four of the parishioners to find a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily in that church for the souls of the said
Thomas, and of his father and mother ; and licence for them to retain the
same in mortmain.
Jan. 25. Grant to Edmund de Herlethorp, king's clerk, of the free chapel of Hal-
Westminster, naked, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
John de Sancto Jobanne of Basyng, tenant in chief.
Feb. 4. Appointment of Hugh Lesturmy to the bailiwick ot the parker, warrener
Langley. and swineherd of Clebury Mortimer, during good behaviour. By p.8.
Feb. 8. Walter Waldeshef going on pilgrimage to Santiago has letters nominating
Langley. Ralph de Monjoie and Roger Jauel his attorneys in England for a year.
Feb. 6. Protection with clause nolumus for one year for the said Walter.
Langley.
Feb. 7. Appointment of Elias Pek to the bailiwick of the parker of the king's
Langley. park of Bilton, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Membrane 37.
Jan. 28. Appointment of Thomas de Hemeby to the office of controller of
Hertford. customs, and also to the office of tronage of wools in the port of Hertilpole,
during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to the collectors of customs in the said port. [^Incomplete,']
Jan. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Fraunceys the younger
Hertford. of a messuage and toft in the suburb of Bristol to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the chuixsh of Temple for the souls of the said John
and his ancestors. By fine of 30f. Gloucester.
Jan. 30. Licence for the prior and convent of Ledes to acquire in mortmain land
Hertford. and rent not held in chief to the yearly value of 10/. This grant is made
in recompence of the grant to them by the late king of the advowson of
the church of Elderomene as an escheat by the forfeiture of Bartholomew
de Baddelesmere by reason of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
which has since become void under the statute [1 Edward III., statute 1,
cap. 3.] annulling such forfeitures. Bv K. and pet. of C.
Vacated on acquisition by the prior and convent of lands in full satis*
faction of the grant on 28 Maj/y 15 Richard II.
o EDWARD III.— Part I.
69
1331.
Feb. 2.
LftDgley.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Membrane 37 — cont.
Presentation of William de Wode to the church of Haseleye, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of John
Mautravers, a rebel, being in his hands.
Pardon to Thomas Short of Chalflok, Walter Landian, John his brother,
and Hamo Hony of their outlawry in the county of Kent for non-appear-
ance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching u plea of trespass
of Robert son of Simon de Northwode.
Jan. 27. Writ de itUendendo directed to Thomas de Baum burgh, king's clerk, in
Westminster, respect of the rent of 6/. 9*. lOd. due at the Exchequer for lands in la
Neweland and Warndham, co. Northumberland, which escheated to the
late king by reason of the adherence of John de Middleton to the Scots
when at war with him, and were lately granted by the king to the said
Thomas for life, the said rent having on 20 December last been granted
by letters patent to Henry, earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman, with
the reversion of the lands.
Feb. 6. Oto de Bodrigan, knight, going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land, has
LaDgley. letters nominating John de Aldestowe and «Tohn de Trelan his attorneys in
England for two years.
Feb. 3. Simple protection for one year for Alina late the wife of Edward Burnel
Langley. going on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Feb. 8. Appointment of William son of Matthew de Odyham to the custody of
LoDgley. the king's park of Odyham, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Feb. 13. Presentation of David de Wolloure to the church of Bradele, in the
Langley. diocese of Lincoln.
Feb. 7. Pardon to Thomas de Whelesbergh for the rape of Joan late the wife of
Langley. John le Hastang and the robbery of her goods ; with general pardon.
By p.s.
Feb. 3. Appointment of Robert de Ufford, in the place of John Mautravers,
Langley. as a justice in eyre of the forest in the county of Southampton with Robert
de Aspale and others lately appointed. By K.
Writ de intendendo for him in the county.
Pardon to William de Monte Acuto and other lieges who by the king's
order arrested Roger de Mortuo Marl, earl of March, in Nottingham Castle,
for the death of Hugh de Turpliton, knight, and Richard de Monemuth,
killed by them in effecting the an'est. iFoedera,'] By C. in Parliament.
Feb. 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John le Beste, Golda la Gros,
Langley. Cicely de Amyas, Hugh Wynyord, Thomas de Wilton, John del Hay,
John do Eton, Richard le Palmere, Robert de Troye and Walter le Dig-
here to the prior and Friars Preachers at Hereford of 5 acres of land in
the city of Hereford, for the enlargement of their dwelling house. By p.s.
Feb. 8. Protection and safe conduct for Bertrand de Muro of Bazas and Nicholas
Langlej. his brother, merchants, coming to England with wine and other mer-
chandise. By C.
Feb. 8. Grant to R(»bert de Ufibrd of the manors of Causton and Fakenhamdam,
Langlty. co. Norfolk, to hold until he obtain the manor of Costeleye, in the same
county, the reversion of which, after the death of John de Claveryng, the
present tenant, is included in the late graut to him of lands to the value
of 200/. made with the assent of Parliament for his services at the arrest in
Nottingham Castle of certain men who were bringing the business of the
realm into ruin and disgrace. By K. & C.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
Jan. 30.
Hertford.
Feb. 3.
Langley.
1331, Membrane 36.
Jan. 28. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, Kyrkestall, that they shall
Langley. not hereafter be called upon to provide puture for the foresters of the king's
chace of Blakeburneshire in respect of the manor of Bemolveswyke which
Henry de Lacey, sometime lord of Blakeburneshire, when founding their
house, granted to Alexander, the first abbot, in frank almoin, free of all
customs and services. On the petition of the present abbot complaining
that Richard de Merdesden, chief forester of the said chace while it was in
the hands of queen Isabella, and her other foresters there exacted from the
abbey puture every Wednesday, although the said manor was without the
limits of the chace, the king directed enquiry to be made by John Giffard,
king's clerk, then stewai'd or queen Isabella's lands beyond Trent, with the
result that it has been found that, although during the time that John de
Lacey, sometime earl of Lincoln, Edmund his son, Henry son of Edmund,
Thomas, late earl of Lancaster, the late king, queen Isabella, and the king
have been lords of Blakeburneshire such custom has been exacted by the
foresters, yet the abbey is not actually liable for the same inasmuch as the
manor is without the chace. By pet. of C. and fine of 40*. York.
Grant to Richard de Grey of Codenore of pontage for three years on
wares passing over or under the bridge over the river Medeweye by his
manor of Eylesford, for repair of the said bridge. By pet. of Parlianaent.
Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of William de Clyfton, a canon of Derleye, as prior of that
house. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumusj for one year, for William Fycays, of
London, * cornmonger.'
The like for the following : —
The abbot of Shirbum.
Alan de Chigwell.
John de Luco Bono, parson of the church of ByntewoHh.
Isolda, late the wife of John de Belhous going on pilgrimage to San-
tiago, until the feast of St. Peter ad Yincula.
Christiana de Cassaulton.
The prioress of Clerkenewell| for two years.
The prior of Worspryng.
Feb. 3. John Colom, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Peter de Campo
Langley. Veteri and Brunus Barlaretti his attorneys for two years,
Feb. 4. Writ de intendendo for William Loveryk, appointed by Richard de la
Langley. Pole as his deputy in his office of chief butler in the port of Sandwich,
during pleasure. By bill of the butler.
Writ of aid for him and Nicholas Chaumpeneys appointed by the same
Richard to collect for the king's use 2s. on each tun of wine imported by
merchant strangers in the same port.
Feb. 3. Isolda late the wife of John de Belhous going on pilgrimage to Santiago
Langley. has letters nominating Edmund de Chevyngton her attorney in EngUmd until
the feast of St. Peter ad Yincula.
Feb. 6. Protection, with clause nolumus for one year, for Master Richard de
Langley. Nonyngion, prebendary of Bertonesham, in Uie church of St. Ethelbert,
Hereford.
Feb. 7. Appomtment of Adam de Billeburgh to the bailiwick of the king's laund
Langley. of Benyfeld, in Rokyngham Forest, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Protection until Whitsunday, for John Perot, the younger, and his ser-
Langley. vants, carrying com bought by him in the county of Worcester to Wales
and other parts of the kingdom. By K.
o EDWARD lU.— Part I.
71
1331.
Feb. 4.
Langlejr.
Membrane 36 — cont.
Feb. 3.
Langley.
Feb. 10.
Langlej.
Feb. 7.
Ltngley.
Feb. 6.
Langlejr.
Feb. 4.
Langley.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Windsor.
Feb. 6.
Langlej.
Grant, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ to the dean and chi^ter of the
king's free chapel in Hastjnges Castle that they niay enclose the castle with
a wall and gates, build dwelling houses for themselves therein, take the
herbage belonging to the castlo in the town of Hastings, of which nothing
has been answered heretofore to the king and his progenitors, toward the
cost of such closure and have the custody of the castle, reserving always to
the king the custody in time of war.
This grant is made on the prayer of the dean and chapter showing that
for want of such closure the chapel which lies under the castle is for the
most pait destroyed by the sea, and being now left derelict as it were has
been robbed night and day of relics, ornaments and treasure, while the
ministers there have been beaten and wounded. By pet. of C.
Pardon to John Hurel of his outlawry in the county of Surrey for non-
appearance in the King's Bench to answer touching a plea of trespass of
WUliara de Bromleye and Alice his wife.
Protection, with clause nolumus^ for two years for the master and
brethren of the Domus Dei^ Dover.
Appointment of Thomas de Odyham to the bailiwick of the parker of
the park of Clefbury Mortimer, during pleasure. By p.s.
Appointment of Henry Flory to the custody of the park of Lantecles,
CO. Cornwall, during pleasure. By p.s.
William de Monte Acuto, going beyond seas on the king's service, baa
letters nominating Master Simon de Monte Acuto and John de Ledred his
attorneys in England until Whitsunday.
Appointment of Adam de Brabanzon to the custody of the dies at the
Tower of London and Canterbury, during pleasure. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise on the Boll of the fourth t/ear.
Promise to repay at the feast of St. Peter ad Yincula to Dinus Forsetti,
Peter Beynery, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of the
society of the Bardi of Florence 2,000/. sterling lately paid by them in
Paris by the king's order to Williami de Monte Acuto to enable him to
discharge some important business for the king. By p.s.
Man£ite in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, and
the king's chamberlains.
Protection with clause nofumus for one year for Alice Guldefort of Faldo.
Feb. 7. Grant to Hugh de Atforton of the office of forester of Meleneth Forest,
Langley. during pleasure. By p.s.
Mbmbrane 35.
Feb. 4. Protection for one year to Boger le Walsh of Wythiford and his
I^agley. servants trading in com and other merchandise, in different parts of the
realm, on condition that they do not export the same contrary to the procla-
mation.
Protection until midsummer for men sent by the abbot of St. Mary's,
York, to bring com and other victual from Heselyngford, co. Cambridge.
Feb. 3. Licence for Humphrey de Bassyngbourne to enfeoff Ricliard de Medboum
Langley. of the manor of Abyngdon, held in chief, and for him to re-grant it to the
said Humphrey and Alice his wife for life, with successive remainders,
in tail, to Giles their son and Alice his wife, to Hugh, Giles's brother, to
Humphrey, Hugh's brother, and to the right heirs of Giles.
By fine of 10 marks. Northampton.
72
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 7.
Langley.
Jan. 27.
Waltham.
Feb. 8.
Langley.
Feb. 9.
Langley.
Feb. 6.
Langley.
Feb. 8.
Langley.
Feb. 8.
Langley.
Feb. 13.
Langley.
Membrane 36 — cont.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 24 May, 12 Edward II., being a
grant to Ralph de Epplynden of the manor of Fellyng, in the bishopric of
Durham, late of Walter de Seleby, a rebel.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram, in consideration of
their losses by the frequent forays of the Scots, of 113/. 6*. 8c?., out of
213/. 6s. Sd. due by them for victual purchased from the late king ; and
grant that they may pay the balance by half-yearly payments of 100*. from
Easter next. ' By pet. of C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Cokerham to the
abbot and convent of Fourneys of a messuage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 2 acres of wood and 100 acres of turbary in Brogheton and Little
Merton to find a lamp to burn daily at high mass before the great altar
in the church of the abbey. By fine of 40*. Lancaster.
Pardon to Ralph Sefare of Waleton of his outlawry in the county of
Essex for a non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of Giles de Staunton that he render an account for the time
during which he was his receiver.
Licence for Patrick de Suthayk to enfeoff* John de Skelton of a messuage
and 16 acres of land in Skelton, held in chief.
By fine of 1 mark. Westmoreland.
Appointment of John de Travers, Robert de Norton, Richard de West-
cote and Elias de Godeleye as justices in eyre for common pleas in the
islands of Gemereye, Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye. By C.
Writ de intendendo for them in the said islandis.
Mandate in pursuance to the keepers of the said islands.
VaccUed by surrender, and otherwise below.
Commission to John de Roches, John Travers, Robert de Norton and
Elias de Godelye to enquire in the islands of Gemereye, Jereseye, Serk
and Aureneye touching the usurping and withdrawal, by divei*s inhabit-
ants, as well clerical as lay, of divers lands and tenements, with homages,
services, advowsons, escheats, wrecks, warrens, chaces, customs of makerel>
dues {esperkeriis) of congers and other liberties belonging to the king, as
well in the late reign as in the present, when Otto de Grandisono was
keeper of the islands : and touchmg other withdrawals and purprestures
there. By C.
Mandate to the said commissioners to admit before them Robert de Hoo,
who has been appointed to prosecute and defend for the king in all pleas
and matters concerning him. By C.
Membrane 34.
Feb. 8. Inspeximus of the concord made in the Parliament at Westminster, the
Langley. Monday after the feast of St. Katherine, 4 Edward IIL, restoring the
possessions and blood of Edmund, late earl of Kent, in favour of Edmund,
his son, and granting to Margaret, his mother, reasonable dower. By K.
[^Parliament Rolls, vol. ii. p. 55.^
Feb. 7. Grant, confirming letters patent to Isabella de Wytereshulle, the prioress,
Westminster, and the convent of Wherewell, granting that the custody of the abbey and
its possessions during any voidance shall be in the prioress and convent.
ByK.
Feb. 10. Exemplification, at the request of John, son and heir of John de Moubray,
Langley. of a charter dated Carlisle, 20 March, 35 Edward I., being a gnint to John
de Moubray, the father, and his heirs of a market every Monday at his
6 EDWARD III.— Part I.
73
1331.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Feb. 4.
Langley.
Jan. 30.
Uenford.
Feb. 14.
Langley.
Membrane 34 — cont,
manor of Burton in Lonesdale, eo. York, and fairs there yearly on Whit
Sunday and the two following days, and on the eve, the day and the
morrow of St. James the Apostle, a market every Monday at his manor
of Kyrkeby Malasart, eo. York, and fairs there yearly on the eve, the
day and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary, and on the eve, the
day, and the morrow of St. Michael.
Presentation of William de Ely, vicar of the church of Great Styuecle,
in the diocese of Lincoln, to a moiety of the church of Ingeworth, in the
diocese of Norwich, on an exchange of benefices with William son of
Bartholomew de Staunford.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for William de
Monte Acuto, going beyond seas on the king's business. By K.
The like for Thomas West, going in his company.
Bj testimony of William.
The like for the following : —
John Molyns.
John de Brokas.
Protection, with clause nolumusy for one year, for Walter de Harewell,
of Oxford, taverner, and the master of the hospital of St. Peter, Suntyng-
feld by Whitsand.
Grant that Margaret late the wife of Edmund earl of Kent and her
co-executors, notwithstanding the judgment lately passed on the earl, shall
recover all the goods which the eail had on 14 March last, the day on
which they were taken into the king's hands. By pet. of 0.
Feb. 7.
Langley.
Feb. 6.
Westsiinster.
4 Feb.
Laogley.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Feb. 12.
Windsor.
Feb. 10.
Windsor.
Feb. 7.
Langley.
MSMBRANB 33.
Grant to the burgesses of Grymesby of pavage for three years.
By pet. of C.
Grant to J. bishop of Winchester, on his petition, that, in any future
voidance of the see, the custody of the parish churches of Estmunes and
Hameldon, in his diocese, shall be held by the prior and convent of the
church of St. Swythin, Winchester, as belonging to the spiritualities of
the see ; and that the keepers of the temporalities shall not intermeddle
with the same, as Robert de Welle and his fellows did during the voidance
of the see in the late reign. By K. & C.
Licence for the prioress and nuns of Fosse near Torkeseye to acquire in
mortmain lands and rents^ not held in chief, to the yearly value of 60^.
By K., & pet. returned before the K.
Gift to Almaricus de Trou of 250/. out of the first issues of the county of
Pontbieu. By K. and C.
Mandate to the seneschal or receiver of the said county to pay the above
notwithstanding any prior assignment by queen Isabella.
Grant to Robert de Ufford, during pleasure, of the houses called le Bas
court by Crypelgate, which escheated to the king by the rebellion of John
Mautravers. By p.s.
Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London for livery of the houses
with their gardens and other appurtenances.
Grant to Richard Oweyn, king's clerk, of the prebend of Alvetheleye in
the king's free chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, Bruggenorth. By p.s.
Protection for Master Ralph de Quemdon, king's clerk, and ratification
of his estate as prebendary of Major Pars Altaris and subdean in Salisbury
cathedral. By p.R.
74
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 12.
Langley.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 8.
Langley.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Langlej.
Feb. 7.
LaDgley.
Membrane 33 — cont.
Grant during pleasure to the miners and workmen in the king's mine in
the county of Devon, that, so long as thej continue such they ^11 be quit
of payment of tolls and other customs in buying necessary food and
clothing in all cities, boroughs, market-towns, fairs, markets and all other
places in that and the neighbouring counties, and that they shall not be
compelled to plead or to be impleaded in the courts of earls, barons or
other lords against their will but only before the keepers of the mine and
the sheriff of the county.
Protection with clause volumus for one year for Richard de Par, clerk,
going beyond seas on the king's service. By K. & 0.
The like with clause nolumus for William Roper and Simon G^amel,
both of Spald3nig4
Grant to Thomas Priour, king's yeoman, for bringing the welcome news
of the birth of Edward, the king's first-bom son, of a yearly pension of 40
marks out of the Exchequer, until he be provided with the equivalent in
land or rent, for life. By K. & C.
Grant to Ebulo Le Straunge and Alice his wife, with the assent of Parlia-
ment, and in return for a release to the king and his heirs of the right of the
said Alice in the castles, towns, manors and lands which before her
marriage she surrendered to the late king and the Despensers, and which
escheated to the king by forfeiture of the latter, of the castle and cantred of
Buelt in Wales, and the manor of Bustlesham, co. Berks, to hold for the
life of the aforesaid Alice, with all knights' fees, advowsous of churches,
forests, chaces, parks, woods, warrens and other appurtenances.
By K. & the whole C. in Parliament.
Mandates in pursuance to Gilbert Talebot who has the custody of the
said castle and cantred by appointment of the king, and to the sheriff of
Berks for the manor.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by James de North Creyk,
chaplain, and William Quarles to the abbot and convent of St. Mary
de PratiSf Creyk, of a messuage and 40 acres of land in South Creyk
and Noi*th Creyk to maintain a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the abbey for the faithful departed. By fine of 40*. Norfolk,
Feb. 13,
Langley.
Feb. 12.
Langley.
Feb. 12.
Langley.
Membrane 32.
Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's collector in
England of a four yearly tenth from the clergy, for 8,512/. 13*. 3Jrf. paid by
him to the merchants of the society of the Bardi on account of the king's
moiety thereof. By testimony of the said merchants.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Pardon to Robert de Ufford for the deaths of Hugh de Turpliton, knight,
and Richard de Monemuth killed while resisting the arrest of Roger de
Mortuo Mari at Nottingham Castle; with general pardon. By KTA C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bertram de Twytham to the
prior and .convent of Christ Church, Canterbury, of a messuage in the
parish of St. Alphege in that city, late of John Ken, held of the said
prior and of the yearly value of 20*., as appears by the inquisition ; in
part satisfaction of a licence of the late king for the convent to acquire
land and rent of their own fee to the yearly value of 20/. for the sustenance
of seven chaplains celebrating divine service daily in the chapel of
St. Thomas the Martyr near the gate of the priory for the souls of the
said king and his ancestors.
6 EDWABD HI.— Pabt I.
75
1331
Feb. 10.
Langley
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Feb. 10.
LftDgley.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Feb. 14.
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Membrane 32 — cont.
Licence for John de Handlo and Matilda his wife to enfeoff Eustace de
Eton, chaplain, and Geoffrey de Skardeburgh, chaplain, of the manors of
Hamme bj Kingeston, co. Surrey, and Great Holande, with 148 acres
of land, 6 acres of meadow, 1 1 acres of pasture, and 24 acres of wood in
East Ham and West Ham, co. Essex, held in chief, and for them to re-grant
the same to the said John and Matilda in tail male, with successive
remainders to Joan, Elizabeth and Margaret, daughters of the said Matilda,
for life, to John son of John Level, in tail male, and ultimately to the right
heirs of Matilda. By fine of 20 marks. Essex.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for William de Abyndon,
clerk.
The like for :—
Master Balph de Quemdon, canon of Salisburv.
Elizabeth late the wife of Roger de Earkeby, tor two years.
The abbot of Battle.
WilKam de Thame, master of the hospital of Harop by Eglyngeham, co.
Northumberland.
Florence late the wife of Osbert de Aldham.
Gnychardus de Jou, prior of Montacute, going beyond seas, has letters
nominating William de Ferret and John de Alvyngton his attorneys in
England for one year.
Exemplification, at the request of John son and heir of John de Moubray,
of letters patent dated 5 October, 6 Edward II., defining for the security
of John the father, the metes and bounds of the chaces of Burton in Lonnes-
dale and Niddresdale, co. York.
Pardon to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew,
Smethefeld, London, for acquiring in mortmain from Thomas de Baldok, clerk,
six shops and a forge in the parish of St. Sepulchre without the bar of
West Smethefeld, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for
them to retain the same. By fine of 20s, London.
Protection until Michaelmas for David le Palmer and Hugh le Mareys,
merchants of Bruggewater, and their servants, trading in com and other
victuals within the Kingdom, on condition that they do not transport the same
to foreign parts contrary to the late proclamation.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de la Haye and Joan his
wife to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard Bedford, of
a messuage and 15 acres of land in Bedford and Bydenham to find a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the hospital for the souls of the
late king, and of the said John and Joan. By fine of 20s, Bedford.
Feb. 17.
Windsor.
Feb. 16.
MTindsor.
Feb. 7.
Langley.
Feb. 14.
Windsor.
Membrane 31.
Presentation of Philip de Weston to the church of Oveston, in the diooese
of Lincoln. By p.s.
Inspeximus and ratification of letters patent, dated 30 November, 20 Ed-
ward lL> being a grant to Master Reginald de Chaumbemoun, king^s clerk,
of the prebend in Exeter church which the late dean held.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs, and good men of Cambridge of pavage for
two years. By p.s.
Protection until the feast of the Assumption for Henry Neulond and
Thomas Bvcol, merchants of Cork in Ireland, and their servants, conveying
com purchased by them in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset into
Wales, Ireland, and other parts, on condition that they do not transport
the same to foreign parts contrary to the proclamation. By K.
76
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 24.
Windsor.
Feb. 17.
Windsor.
Feb. 13.
Langley.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 16.
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Feb. 13.
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
March. 18.
Sltham.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
Membrane 31 — conU
Presentation of Thomas Myriel of Depham, parson of the church of
Stanstede in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Rungeton bj Sechhich,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the hmds
and heir of Thomas Bardolf, tenant in chief; on an exchange of benefices
with Oliver de Wachesham.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Peter de Jocellls, prior
of Lewes.
The like for the following : —
Robert de Bekyngham.
Master Hugh de Newenham, parson of the church of Weston by
Northampton.
Florence late the wife of Osbert de Aldham.
Simon de Florencia, the leech (medicos) .
William de Holyns.
Ranulph son of Ralph going to the Holy Land has letters nominating
John le Long, parson of the church of Spenythorn, and Thomas de Speny-
thom his attorneys in England for three years.
Protection for one year for William> son of Joshep' atte Wall and his
servants trading in corn in different parts of the realm, after security given
in the Chancery by Robert, pardon of the church of Newenham, John de
Beryngton and John de Bekcote, of the county of Berks, that they will
not export the same.
Pardon to John de Whitewelle for the death of John son of John de
la Rawe of Burgh, at Cambridge, as it appears by the record of John de
Cantebrigge and Simon de Brunne, justices appointed to deliver Cambridge
gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
Pardon to Hugh de Strumpishagh of his outlawry in the county of
Surrey for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of Master Thomas de Eyngham that he render an account
for the time when he was his bailifi' in Bedyngton.
Grant, at the instance of queen Philippa, that Hasculph de Whitewell,
who has been appointed as her attorney in all courts in England for two
years, may appoint attorneys in his stead, at will.
Grant to Robert de Sapy and Richard de Wystaneswyk of pontage for
three years on wares passing over the river Time between Witchirch and
Neuport, co. Salop, and through the town of Blechele, to build a bridge
over the said river between the two first-named towns for the greater
security of the men of those parts. By p.8.
Protection for the guradian and Friars Minors of Ipswich and their
household. By p.8.
The like for the guardian and Friars Minors of Chester.
Grant to Richard de Holand of the marriage of the son and heir of Ellas
Martel, tenant in chief. dj fine of 12 marks. Lincoln.
Mandate to John Pynson to deliver to the said Richard the body of the
heir.
Protection with clause volumus until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula
for Robert de Norton, knight, going to the islands of Gemereye, G^reseie,
Serk and Aureneye on the king*s service.
Grant to Peter de Wetewang, king's clerk, of the office of chirographer
of the Bench in Dublin, and of the custody of the writs and rolls in the
same court, during pleasure. By p.8.
5 EDWABD III.— Part I.
77
1331.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
Feb. 17.
Windsor.
Feb. 21.
Croydon.
Membrane 31 — cant.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the Bench.
The like to John de la Bataille in whose custody the office and writs, &c,
at present are.
Grant to Master Robert de Ayleston, king's clerk, of the prebend of Castre
in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the see. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to H. bishop of Lincoln.
Appointment of Stephen Aleyn of London to the bailiwick within Dover
Castle called * Bodere,' during good behaviour. By p.s.
The like of William de Bordenne, king's clerk, as clerk of the turbary in
the county of Ponthieu, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate to the receiver of the county to pay the usual wages and fees to
the said William.
Signification to W. bishop of Norwich, or his vicar general during his
absence beyond seas, of the revocation of the late presentation of Master
John de Hemesley, king's clerk, to the church of Gyselham, the said church
being at the time of such presentation already filled by John de Notyngham.
Presentation of Thomas de Ck)tyngham to the church of Gyselham, in
the diocese of Norwich.
Feb. 10.
WindBor.
Feb. 3.
Langley.
Feb. 20.
Windior.
Feb. 23.
Eltbam.
Membrane 30.
Ratification of the estate of Master Wibert de Littelton, king's derk, in the
church of Chiriton in the diocese of Winchester, in the prebend of West
I^ynton in the church of St. Andrew, Wells, and in the prebendal portion
of Thethpe, co. Cornwall, in the diocese of Exeter. By p.s.
Grant to 'the prior and canons of Ivybridge, on petition showing that
the issues of the manor of Clariiidon no longer suffice for payment of the
alms of lOOs. to find a light to burn always in their house for which the late
king granted the same, and on surrender of the letters patent containing the
grant, that they shall receive the said sum out of the rent of 7/. lOs. paid at
the Exchequer for the land of Cippenham and Roudon, co. Wilts, in the
name of Nicholas de la Huse. This grant is made on certificate by the
treasurer and barons that this is the most convenient manner in which
the king can make the payment. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance, directed to Peter de la Huse.
Mandate to the sherifi" of Devon to supply the keeper of the king's mines
with forty miners to work therein at the king's charges. By K. A; C.
Writ de intendendo for Gerald Elys appointed by Arnold Micol, king's
Serjeant, to act as his deputy during pleasure in the office of chief butler in
the port of Southampton.
The like for the followimg deputies : —
William Birkyn, at Kingston-upon-HuU.
Robert de Tughale, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Robert de Draiton, at Great Yarmouth.
Henry le Palmere, at London.
Robert But, at Boston.
John Irpe, at Ipswich.
Roger de Butlee, at Lynn and Blakeneye.
Walter Daulard, at Sandwich.
William Wrench of Kedwelly, in Wales.
Robert Gyeyne of Bristol, at Bristol.
Robert Batail and Stephen de Padyham, at Romeney, Winchelse and
along the coast as far as Seford.
78
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 20.
Eltham.
March 21.
Westminster.
March 25.
Westminster.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 14.
Langlej.
Feb. 26.
'Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
Mar. 2.
Eltham.
Membrane 30 — cont.
William son of Geofirey de Satton, at Boston.
William Bacoun of Dertemouth, in Cornwall.
Ralph Boles and William Loverich of Sandwich, at Sandwich.
The like for Thomas de Scoteneye appointed by the said Arnold to sup-
ply his place in all that pertains to the above office in the household and
elsewhere.
Writ de intendendo directed to the abbot and convent of Rameseye in
respect of 43/. 15«. out of the farm of 50/. payable by them at the Exche-
quer, which the king has assigned inter alia to Margaret late the wife of
Edmund earl of Kent, in recompence of her dower from the castle, borough,
and honor of Arundel, and other lands forfeited by the said earL
By K. & C.
The like to tenants of the town, manor and hundred of Aulton, in respect
of their fealties and services
The like to the bailiffs and good men of Andevere, in respect of their
fealties and services.
The like to the bailiffs and good men of Wich (^cAfo), in respect of
iheir fealties and service8.
The like to the abbot and convent of Ramseye, in respect of 6/. 5«« out of
their farm of 50/. for the market of St. Ives.
Richard de Par, clerk, going beyond seas on the king's service has
letters nominating Adam de Waulton and William de Par his attorneys in
England for one year.
Ratification of the estate of Walter de Lobdon, king's derk, as pre-
pendary of Heghworth in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury. By p.8.
Grant to Adam de Ursewyk that he shall hold the bailiwick of the chief
forestership of Boghland chace during good behaviour, in enlargement of
his late appointment to the same during pleasure. By p.s.
Grant to queen Philippa, for the support of Edward, earl of Chester, the
king's son, and Eleanor, the king's sister, of the issues of the county of
Chester from the time of the arrest of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of
March, by the hands of the chamberlain of Chester for the time being,
imtil the king order otherwise. By K. & C.
Mandates in pursuance to the justice and the chamberlain of
Chester.
Gift to Edward de Bohun, the king's kinsman, to enable him the better
to cultivate and the sooner to make profit of the manors of Fasteme,
Wotton, Sende, Brodeton, Uphav^ne and Netherhavene, co. WOts, lately
granted him by the king, of the com sown therein with seed for the lands
and allowances until Michaelmas for the ploughmen, carters and other
necessary servants out of the king's com in the said manors and of the
ploughs, carts and cattle for the same which the king lately ordered to be
kept there for his own use. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for William Clapitus appointed during pleasure by
Arnold Micol, king's serjeant, to supply his place in his office of chief
butler in all ports.
Appointment of William de Herle as chief justice of the Bench, during
pleasure. By K*
Mandate in pursuance to John de Stonore, late chief justice.
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
79
1331,
Feb. 7.
Langley.
Feb. 15.
Windsor.
Feb. 13.
Langlcy.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Feb. 22.
Windsor.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Membrane 29.
RatifieatioD of the estate of Master Ralph de Querndon, king's clerk, as
probendarj of Prima Pars Altaris and subdean, in Salisbury Cathedral,
and also in the church of Caundel Haddon in the diocese of Salisbury.
By p.s.
Pardon to Ralph le Espeek for acquiring in fee simple, by fine levied
before the justices of the Bench, from Robert Beyssyn and Isabel his wife,
kinswoman and heiress of Tholomeus de Otriton, a messuage and a carucate
of land in the manor of Otriton, and the like in the manor of Yertecombe,
CO. Devon, to hold by yearly rents of 24s, for the messuage and land in
Otriton and of 48^. for those in Yertecome, with suit of court four times a
year in each manor, which the said Tholomeus held in fee simple, from
Robert abbot of Mont St. Michel in Normandy, to which abbey the said
manors were granted by W. sometime king of England, and entering
thereon without licence; and restitution to him of the same now in the
king's hands by reason of the trespass. By K.
Licence for John de Waddewortb to grant to Thomas de Kyrkeby, Isolda
his wife and John his son, 6 acres of land in Sutton, held in chief, to hold
to them and the heirs of the said John for ever.
By fine of ^ mark. Bedford.
Pardon to Henry de Bekeneshou of his outlawry in the county of York
for non-appearance in the King's Bench to answer touching a plea of
trespass against him and others of Peter de Wotewank, parson of the church
of Broghton. By K.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for William de Comwaill, appointed a
purveyor for the household of queen Philippa.
By bill of queen Philippa's steward.
Appointment of John ap Grififyth to the custody of the forest of Chirk,
during pleasure. By p.s.
The like of William de Burgo, earl of Ulster, to the custody of Athelon
Castle in Ii'eland, during pleasure. By pet. of C.
Grant to William Gleykyn of a third part of the manors of Kemeston
and Totenham, now in the king's hand by reason of the minority of
Laurence, son and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief, to hold
daring such minonty in lieu of the yearly sum of 40/. at the Exchequer
lately granted him by the king. If the aforesaid third part at any time
exceed the yearly value of 40/., he is to pay the surplus into the Exchequer.
By pj3.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by J. bishop of Winchester, the
chancellor, to the chaplain, the keeper of the chantry appointed by him in
Holy Trinity Church, Stratford, of his manor of Lage and a messuage in
Stratford upon Avon, which are held of the bishop of Worcester by knight's
service as appears fh>m an inquisition taken thereof, to find four other
chaplains to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Thomas the
Martyr in the chapel built by the grantor to the south of the said church,
for the soul of the said bishop, and for the souls of his father, mother and
ancestors. By p.s.
Grant to Edward de Bohun, for his better maintenance in his knightly
rank, that he shall have the custody of the manor of Shaftebere, co. Devon,
and the farms paid by the abbot and convent of Ramsey, the burgesses of
Grymesby, the bishop of Bath, and the abbot and convent of Stratford,
escheats of Edmund, late earl of Kent, as lately granted to him by letters
patent, together with the issues of the said manor and arrears of the farms
from Uie day on which they were taken into the king's hands. By p.s.
80
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 25.
Crojdon.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
Membrane 29 — cont.
Licence for the burgesses of Haverford, in West Wales, to buy 1,000
quarters of corn in England and take the same into Wales for their suste-
nance, notwithstanding any mandate of the king to the contrary.
Ratification of a grant for life by queen Isabella, while countess of
Ponthieu, confirmed by letters patent of the king under the seal used before
he assumed the governance of the realm, to Gawan le Corder of the custody
of the manor of Le Gart by Rue, co. Ponthieu, with yearly wages of
40 pounds of Paris. By P«p»
Exemption, for life, for Robert de Elnestede, king's yeoman, from being
put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner or other minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Grant to John de Melton, Andrew de Bodekesham, Peter de Wycle and
Edmund de London, the king's chaplains, lately celebrating divine serrioe
in the chapel in Wyndesore park, by appointment of the late king, who, as
the king wills, are to stay now in Wyndesore Castle there to be attendant
with his other chaplains on the divine offices for his good estate and for the
souls of his ancestors and successors, of a yearly allowance of 10 marks
each for their sustenance. By K.
March 4.
Eltham.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 22.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
March 4.
Croydon.
Membrane 28.
Protection with clause twlumus for one year for David ap Grenou.
The like for the following : —
Richard de Bukerst.
Robert de Oxton.
William, prior of Pembroke in Wales.
Master Itierius de Concoreto, parson of the church of Elvele, William
de Sutton, Richard Turner, and John Bradene.
Richard Feyrandgode.
Protection with clause volumus for three years for Thomas de Burgh,
clerk, going to Ireland on the king's service.
The said Thomas has letters nominating Hugh de Burgh, clerk, and
Robert Parnyng his attorneys in England for the same period.
Edmund de Bohun, going on pilgrimage beyond seas, has like letters
nominating Roger de Rivers and Richard de Harsefeld, for one year.
Licence, at the request of Anthony de Lucy, justiciary of Ireland, wlio
reports great scarcity of corn in that land, for William le Repere of Bristol,
the elder, and Walter de Bikenore of Dublin, merchants, to transport
thither from ports in the county of Gloucester 600 quartera of any kind of
corn for his household, for the king's castles and for the support of the
people ; and protection for them and their servants while so engaged.
Assignment in full satisfaction of 300/. still due to the said Anthony
out of the 500/. given to him by the king on his appointment as justiciary,
of 120/. out of the issues of the county of Cumberland and the demesne
lands of Carlisle Castle ; 40/. out of the farm paid for the city of Carlisle ;
lOO/i out of the issues of the lands of Blakebourneshire and Cliderhon;
and 40/. out of the issues of the manor of Soureby in the same county,
which manor the said Anthony holds by demise of the king.
Mandates in pursuance to the sheriff of Cumberland, William de Tatham,
keeper of the lands of Blakebourneshire and Cliderhou, the keeper of the
manor of Soureby, and the major and bailiffs of Carlisle.
Memorandum. — This patent was surrendered as fully scUi^d^ as
appears on the Liberate Roll ofQ Edward IlL, and is on the files for that
year among the hinges writs.
5 EDWAED III.— Part I.
81
1381.
March 5.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
March 4.
Croydon.
March L
Croydon.
March 4.
Croydon.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Confirmation to John de Bradeford, parson of the church of Bisshoppos-
treue, of the following : —
1. Grant to him and Thomas do Croume by Thomas de Wroxhale,
sometime prior of Farleye and the convent of that place, of all the
lands which they held in fee in Lye on the day of the making of
the writing, with meadows, feedings, pastures and other appurten-
ances, to hold for their lives at the yearly rent of 5^ marks, with
housebote and heybote by view and delivery of the chamberlain
or steward of the convent for the time being.
2. Grant to him by the same of the reversion of lands in Bisshoppestrue
called Horspol, then held by John Heose, to hold for his life at the
yearly rent of 40*.
3. Release to him by John, late piior of Farlegh and the convent of that
place of SSs, 4d. out of the rent of 40*. payable for the said land
called Horspol, and of 7s. 6d. rent payable for other lands there
which he holds by demise of Thomas Croume.
4. The like of 5 marks out of the 5^ marks payable for the aforesaid
lands in Lye. By fine of ^ mark. Wilts.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Brayneford of pontage for three
years on wares passing over the bridge of their tovtro for repair of the
said bridge. By p.s.
Grant to Richard de Bury, king's clerk^ for his better maintenance in
the king's service, of the manor of Ridlyngton, co. Roteland, an escheat to
the king by the rebellion of Simon de Bereford, who held the same to farm
of Matilda, late the wife of Robert de Holand, to hold for such time as the
same is in the king's handp, without payment of any rent. By p.s.
Pardon to William son of John de Handes of Abberbury for acquiring
for life from Edmund de fla^gele a messuage, 8 acres of land, and two
parts of an acre of meadow m Abberbury and Middelton, co. Oxford, held
of the late king in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence
for him to retain the same. By fine of ^ mark.
Grant, at the request of R. bishop of Salisbury and of the dean and
chapter, that their houses within the close or precinct of the church of
St. Mary, Salisbury, shall be quit of right of stewards, marshals and other
ministers of the household to take livery therein for anyone except the king
and his heirs, his queen and children, and that no earl, baron or other mag-
nate of the realm, or stewards or ministers of the king or others shall lodge
therein against their will. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Pardon to Thomas de Maidenstan, vicar of the church of Croydon, for
acquiring in mortmain from John atte Cante of Croydon a messuage in that
town and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain
the same. By p.s.
Membrans 27.
Jan. 28. Exemplification, at the request of the barons of the town of Folkestan, a
Westminster, member of the port of Dover, of a charter dated 26 July, 7 Edwaard II.
being an inspeximus and confirmation of the liberties granted to the barons
of the Cinque Ports by the following : —
1. Charter dated 17 January, 6 Edward I. ;
2. Letters patent dated 28 April, 26 Edward I. ;
8. Other letters patent of the same date.
[Charter Roll, 7 Edward IL, No. 52.]
U 658511. F
82
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 6.
Croydon.
March 10.
Otford.
March 6.
Crovdon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
Membrane 27 — cont.
Protection with clause rogamus, during pleasure, for Master Walter de
Notingham, lately received among the conversi of London at the king's
charges, who is going beyond seas on private business.
Presentation of Henry de Haydok to the church of Ribelcestre within the
jurisdiction of Eichmond. The letters are directed to Robert de Wodehous,
archdeacon of Richmond.
Licence for William Cosyn to enfeoff Thomas de Apjrnton of the manor
of Great Sutton with the advowson of the church thereof, which are held
in chief as of Reylegh Honor as has been found by inquisition, and for
him to ro-grant the same to the said William for life with successive
remainders to Peter his son, for life, to Enmia and Juliana, the daughters
of Peter, in fee tail, and with ultimate remainder to the right heirs of the
said William.
Pardon to Thomas West for the death of Hugh de Turpliton, knight,
and Richard de Monemuth, killed in resisting the arrest in Nottingham
Castle of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March. By K.
The like to the following : —
John de Nevill.
William de Clynton. IFcedera.']
Gift to R. bishop of Salisbury, and to the dean and chapter of the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, of the stones of the old cathedral church at
Old Sarum and of the houses within the king's castle there which the
bishop 'and canons of that church formerly occupied, for the repair of their
church and for the closure of the precinct thereof. By p.s.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Membrane 26.
Appointment of William de Wysford to the custody of the king's wood of
Hopewalshay, during pleasure. By p.s.
Appointment of John de Deen, king's scrjeant, queen Philippa's usher, to
the offices of controller of customs with the custody of one part of the
cocket seal, and of the tronage, in the port of Southampton, lately taken
into the king's hands on account of certain claims charged upon the offices
in question by the said John, Roger de Liswy and Richard de Biflet, to
hold during pleasure or until the claims are settled. By K.
Appointment of William de TikhuU as chief baron of the Exchequer of
Dublin, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said
Exchequer.
Appointment of Adam de Lymberg, king's clerk, to the office of the
Chancery of Ireland, during pleasure, with the usual fee and the issues of
the seal of the said office as other chancellors have had. By K. A; C.
Mandate to Richard Outlawe, prior to the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, to deliver to hun the said seal, and the rolls, memoranda
and other things belonging to the office, which are in his custody.
Appointment of Simon FitzRichard as second justice of the Bench in
Dublin, during pleasure. By E. & C«
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench.
Appointment of Roger de Preston as a justice of the Bench in Dublin^
during pleasure.
The like of Richard Broun.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench.
Appointment of Roger de Bauquell as chief justice of the Bench in
Dublin, during pleasure. By K. A C.
Mandate in pursuance to Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary.
5 EDWARD III.— Pakt I.
83
1331.
Feb. 27-
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
March 15.
Otfoid.
March 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Appointment of Anthony de Lucy to the office of justiciary of Ireland
and to keep the land of Ireland with the castles and other appurtenances,
doring good behaviour, receiving yearly while holding the office 500/. at the
Exchequer of Dublin. In return for this he shall keep the said office and
land and shall be twentyman of men-at-arms with as many caparisoned
horses. By E. & C.
Writs de intendendo for him in Ireland.
Mandate in pursuance to John Darcy, the late justiciary, or to such as
suppUes his place.
Appointment of Adam de Bowes, as chief justice of the pleas following
the justiciary in Ireland, during pleasure. By K. and C.
Mandate in pursuance to Anthony Lucy, the justiciary.
Appointment of John de Grauntsete as second justice of the said pleas,
during pleasure. By K. and C.
Mfuidate in pursuance to the chief justice of the said pleas.
Appointment of John de Langeton, king's clerk, as chief chamberlain of
the Exchequer of Dublin, during pleasure. By K. and C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Appointment of John de Baliscote, king's clerk, as second chamberlain
of the Exchequer of Dublin. By K. and C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer in
Dublin.
Grant to Richard de Percenhale, king's derk, during pleasure, of the
office of the king's market in Ireland. By K. and C.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Hothum to deliver to him the king's
standards of weights and measures in Ireland and other things belonging
to the office.
Power for Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary, Adam de Lymbergh, the
chancellor, and Thomas de Burgh, the treasurer, to remove such sheriffs,
constables or other ministers of the king in Ireland as they shall find to be
incompetent and to appoint others in their stead. By K. and C.
Appointment of William de Burgh, earl of Ulster, as the king's depuihr
in Ireland. By K.
[FcRdera.']
Pardon to Richard le Keu of Lodbroke for the death of Balph le
Mouner, as it appears by the record of Bobert de Malberthorpe and John de
Cantebrigge, justices appointed to deliver Warwick gaol, that he killed him
in self defence.
Mandate to John de Houton, escheator beyond Trent, for restitution of
the temporalities of Derley Abbey to William de Clyston, one of the canons,
elected to be abbot of the house, his election having been confirmed by R.
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield and his fealty taken by the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to tenants of the abbey.
Appointment of Alexander de Fetherstanhalgh to the custody of Ly-
merik Castle in Lreland, during good behaviour. By K, and C.
Protection with clause volumus for three years for Anthony de Lucy
going to Ireland on the king's service.
The like for one year for Hugh de Earliolo, parson of the church of
Boldoun going in his company. By K.
Also for Alexander de Fetherstanhalgh.
Presentation of Thomas de Cotyngham to the church of Grendon, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
F 2
84
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 12.
Otford.
March 26.
Eltham.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Grant to Robert de Newerk, king's clerk, of the chantry of Rissheton
Chapel in the king's gift by reason of the lands of John Deveroyl being in
his hands.
Mandate to William Trussel, escheator, to induct him.
Presentation of Gilbert de Chishull to the church of Great Horkesle, in
the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
the priory of Prittelwell.
Feb. 28.
Croydon.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
March 2.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
March 10.
Otford.
March 9.
Otford.
Feb. 16.
Croydon.
March 3.
Croydon.
Feb. 26.
Crovdon.
Feb. 27.
Croydon.
Mbmbranb 25.
Inspeximus of the agreement made in the Parliament summoned on the
Monday after the feast of St. Katherine last, on the petition of Richard, son
of Edmund, late earl of Arundell, for restoration of the blood of his line
and recovery of his lands. French,
[^Parliament Rolls , vol. ii. p. 556.]
Pardon to William de Gleykyn for acquiring for life from John of
Brittany, earl of Richmond, a third part of the manors of Cameston and
Totenham, held in chief, and entering thereon virilhout licence ; and licence
for him to retain the same. By p.s.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Seleby to grant the advowson
of their church of Elvele to Thomas Wake of Lidel in fee simple, and for
him to assign the same, in mortmain, to the prior and convent of Haltem-
price. By p.s.
Mandate to the justiciary, chancellor and treasurer of Lreland to observe
certain articles prepared in the last Parliament for the amendment of the
estate of that land, which are set out in the patent. By K. & 0.
[Fcedera,']
Alice late the wife of Edward Burnel, going on pilgrimage to Santiago,
has letters nominating Nicholas de Acton, clerk, and Walter de Fileby her
attorneys in England for one year.
Grant to John de Bradeleye, king's merchant, to whom the king has
given a sum of money by way of alms for him to trade with, that he shall
be quit of toll throughout the realm for six years. By p.8.
Pardon, at the request of Richard, earl of Arundell, to William de
Hauterive of his outlawry in the county of Sussex for nonappearance
before John Travers and other justices of oyer and terminer to answer to a
plea of trespass of Henry de Percy. By p.s.
Protection with clause rogamus for two years for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Mary Bethlehem without Bishopsgate in the
suburb of London and their attorneys, collecting alms in the churches
in England, Ireland, and Wales. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any
unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Grant, at the request of qneen Philippa, to Agnes wife of John Mautra-
vers the younger, of lands and rents of the yearly value of 200 marks oat
of the lands in the counties of Hertford, Cambridge, Norfolk and Suffolk,
which she held in dower from John de Nerford, sometime her husband,
or jointly with him and which have escheated to the king by the rebellion
of the said John Mautravers, until other provision be made for herself and
her children. By p.8.
Grant to the same, in part satisfaction of the foregoing, of the manors of
Great Wilmundele, extended as of the yearly value of 12/. 7#. 6c/., of Little
Wilmundele, extended as of the yearly value of 7/. 13<. l\d,j and of lands in
Throckvng, extended as of the yearly value of 6«. 2^., co. Hertford, and of
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
85
1331.
March 10.
Otford.
Membrane 25 — cont,
the manor of Melebonm, co. Cambridge, extended as of the yearly value of
15/. 11#. 6^., all which were assigned to her as dower after the death of
John de Argentem, sometime her husband, as appears from an inspection
of the Chancery KoUs of the late king. By p.s.
John de Malton going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land has letters
nominating Adam de Middleton, clerk, and William Latymer of Tyveryng*
ton, his attorneys in England for one year.
March 4.
Croydon.
March 6.
Csojdon.
March 12.
Otford.
March 11.
Otford.
March 9.
Dartford.
March 13.
Otford.
March 13.
Otfoid.
March 12.
Otford.
March 1.
Croydoo.
March 20.
Shham.
March 12.
Otford.
Mbmbranb 24.
Joan late the wife of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, staying in
England, has letters nominating John de Frisyngfeld and Reginald de
Staunton her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Grant to queen Philippa that she may dispose at will of the lands assigned
to her as dower. [FcBderali By K. & C.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to bestow on Thomas de Burgh,
king's clerk, the treasurer of Ireland, the first void benefice in that country
in the king's gift which he shall be willing to accept. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of Master Hugh Elys, king's clerk, as dean of
the king's free chapel of Wolvei*enhampton. By p.s.
Grant to John de la Roche that he shall retain the office of the bedelry of
the hundreds of Rouborwe, Suaneborwe and Stodefeld, co. Wilts, for seven
years, according to the tenor of the late letters patent appointing him
thereto.
Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) letters patent, dated 4 December 4
Edward II., being an appointment of Edmund Hakelut to the custody of
the castle of Dynevor, for life; and (2) letters patent dated 9 April 4
Edward II., being a like grant to him of the town and cottages of Dynevor
with the demesne lands of the castle there. By K. and C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of Bume-
cestre,in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which they have the
late king's licence to acquire, by Robert Bouet of Somerton, of a messuage and
land in Dadyngton ; by Agnes Turcop of Dadyngton, of a messuage, dove-
cot and land there ; by William Osmond of Dadyngton, of a messuage
there ; by Richard de Brackele of Dadyngton, of land there ; and by Henry
de la Mare of Clifton, of land and pasture for two oxen in Clifton ; all
which are held of the priory by the service of 22^. 2d, and are of the
clear yearly value of I2s, as appears by the inquisition.
John de Neusom, parson of the church of Nayleston, going to the court
of Rome, has letters nominating John de Enyghton his attorney until
Michaelmas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of St.
Oswald's in part satisfaction of the 20 marks of land and rent which they have
the late king's licence to acquire, by John de Insula of eight bovates of land
ID Crofton and by William Gernouu of a toft and 16 acres of land in
Bramham, held of the priory and of the yearly value of S7s. as appears by the
inquisition.
Protection and safe conduct for Robert G^yn, burgess and merchant of
Bristol, his men and servants trading in various parts of the realm and in
the duchy [of Aquitaine].
Appointment of Alexander de Fetherstanhalgh, king*s yeoman, to the
office of constable of Dublin Castle, during pleasure, provided that it be not
already held by another by grant from the crown. By p.s.
86
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 22.
Westmingter.
March 22.
Westminster.
March 23.
Westminster.
March 22.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 2.
Croydon.
March 4.
Croydon.
March 1.
Croydon.
March 5.
Croydon.
March 12.
Otford.
March 13.
Otford.
March 14.
Otford.
Membrane 2\:-^ont.
Mandate to Henry de Cobham, farmer of the castle and town of
Rochester, to pay out of his farm 401. yearly to Otto de Grandissono ; on
grant thereof to the latter by the king's letters patent. By K. and pet. of C.
Pardon, with the assent of the prelates, earls, barons and other magnates
in Parliament, to Henry de Hilles of the recognisance in 100 marks
wherein he became bonnd, by order of the council, on submitting himself
to the king's will after the late rebellion at Bedford. By p.8.
Protection, with clause nolumusj for one year for William de Cippeham,
parson of the church of Werehorn.
The like for the following :—
John de Ceppeham.
Peter Destivo of Penne in Agenois, merchant.
Pardon to John de Peyto for acquiring in fee simple firom John de
Karlel 120 acres of land in Wotton and Alvedele, co. Salop, said to be
held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of the
same. By p.s.
The like to John de Brocas, who aided the king in the late rebellion, for
the death of John Rocelyn. By p.s.
Acceptance of a demise by Simon de Lagheman to Hugh Trianon, king's
Serjeant and usher of the chamber, of the bailiwick of the custody of the
water of the Fosse at York, for life, granted to him by the late king. By p.s.
Mary late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl oi Pembroke, staying in
England, has letters nominating Laurence Cod and John Grauereyn her
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Mbmbranb 23.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Seleby to acquire in mortmain land
and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20/. By p.s.
Revocation of the late grant to Simon de Dreyton of the bailiwick of
the forestership of Briztok and Greytyngton in Rokyngham Forest, as it
has been found by inquisition that the said grant would be prejudicial to
queen Philippa who holds the castle of Rokyngham with the forest, as
dower. By p.s.
The like of the late licence for the same Simon to impark certain plots
in Rokyngham Forest called Eldeshale, Neusale, Lappe and Wynnescros,
as that would be to the manifest destruction of the foi'est. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of Nicholas atte Flode, king's clerk, in the
church of Newechurch, Isle of Wight, in the diocese of Winchester, not-
withstanding any right of the king therein by reason of any voidance of
Lire Abbey. By p,s.
The like of William de Leobury of Worcester, king's clerk, in the
church of Wonsyngton in the same diocese, on the collation of J. bishop of
Winchester. By pji»
Presentation of Robert de Newerk to the chapel of Ryshton, in the
diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of John
Deveroil being in his hands.
Grant to Humfrey du Chastel of the office of porter of Gurryk Castle in
Jersey, for life, with daily wages of 2d. sterling. By p.8.
Vidimus and ratification of a grant by Roger de Mortuo Man, late lord
of Wyggemor and Trym, to Master Richard de Sancto Leod^ario of the
custody of the lands in Offeleye, co. Hertford, which were late of John de
Sancto Leodegario, his eldest brother, to hold during the min(»ity of
Isabella* daughter and heiress. By C.
5 EDWABD III^Pabt I.
87
1331.
March 16.
Otford.
March 11.
Otford.
March 12.
Otford.
March 3.
Croydon.
March 10.
Otford.
March 16.
Eltham.
April 22.
Wingham.
March 22.
Westminster.
March 21.
Westminster.
March 12.
Otford.
Feb. 25.
Croydon.
March 20.
Wttstminiter.
Membrane 23— con^
Safe conduct during pleasure for GFeoffirey de Mortuo Marl, knight, going
beyond seas. By K.
Appointment of Walter de Bikenor to the office of constable of Drogheda
Castle, during pleasure. ^ By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary, and to the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Dublin and tlie king's chamberlains
there.
Licence, at the request of Adam de Lymbergh, king's clerk, for the
prioress and nuns of Hegham by Rochester [Lillechurch] to acquire in
mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks.
By p.s.
Grant for life to William Beymundi de Benqueto, king's clerk, of the
chapel of Faxflet. By p.s.
Grant to Master Thomas de Gtirton, king's clerk, of the custody of the
hospital of Boulton, co. Northumberland, an escheat by the forfeiture of
Bobert de Bos of Werk, deceased, in the time of Edward I. By p.s.
Protection with clause volumus for one year for Adam de Ljrmbergh,
chancellor of Lreland, going thither on the king's service. By K.
The said Adam has letters nominating William de Broklesby, parson of
the church of Filyngham, and Bichard de Somerby, parson of the church
of Berkeswell, his attorneys in England for one year.
The like protection for John le Long going to Ireland with the said
Adam. By testimony of Adam himself.
The like for the following, also going with him : —
Herbert de Gresseby.
Bichard de Gresseby.
John de Beaumes.
William de KeUeseye, parson of the church of Botheby.
William de Lymbergh, parson of the church of Hynton.
Henry GiUyng, parson of the church of LamewyUi.
Thomas le Kou of Petham.
William de KeUeseye, parson of the church of Botheby, going to Ireland
as above has letters nominating Bobert de KeUeseye, clerk, his attorney in
England for one year.
John le Long, also going, has like letters nominating Richard de Somerby,
parson of the church of BerkesweU, and John Deveneys.
Safe conduct, at the request of John, duke of Brabant, Lother3mg and
Lymbergh, for the merchants of Louvain.
[FcBdera,] By C. because sealed at another time.
Mandate, at the request of Adam de Lymbergh, king's clerk, the chancellor
of Ireland, to the justiciary to promote three derks nominated by him to
the first three benefices not above 20/. in value in the king's gift in Ireland,
whether with or without cure, which shaU faU void. By p.8.
Pardon to William GUmjm of his outlawry in the county of Kent, for
non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of
John Walewayn, the younger, and Thomas de Burgh, executors of John
Walewayn, the elder, that he render his account as receiver for the said
John the elder.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for Peter Lopice, * mangoun,'
citizen and merchant of London, going to the duchy [of Aquitaine] to
transact business for the king and Arnold de Duro Forti.
88
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 23 — cont,
March 22. Appointment of Q^oflfrey son of David de Overton to the bailiwick of the
Westminster, office of woodward of Iskeneye, co. Kaernarvan, during good behaviour.
By p.8.
March 22.
WestminMer.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 25.
Westminster.
April 2.
Eltbam.
Membrane 22.
Writ of aid until ChriAtmas for John de Bury appointed a purveyor for
the queen's household. By bill of the queen's treasurer.
The like for Thomas de Tettebury another purveyor.
Also for the following purveyors : —
John la Zousche.
Richard de Bovyndon.
John de Kenyngton.
Robert de Im worth.
John Flemyng.
William de Cornewaille.
Richard de Podenhale.
Alexander le Porter.
William de Bachesford.
John de Melforde.
Robert Albyn.
Richard de Wythynton.
Henry de Botelaria.
Walter de Wight.
Henry le Coupere.
March 28.
Eltham.
March 22.
Westminster.
March 23.
Westminster.
March 23.
Weitminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
By bill of the queen's steward.
Nicholaa, abbess of the Holy Trinity at Caen, staying beyond seas, has
letters nominating Philip Bonvallet and William de Tattemenstre her
attorneys in England for three years. By fine of 40*.
She also has like letters nominating Peter de Garris and Philip de
Wyncheleys in the islands of Q^rnereye, Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye.
John de Haddon lately surrendered to Aymer de Valencia, late earl of
Pembroke, then lord of the manor of Hampton, which is part of the ancient
demesne of the Crown, a messuage, lands, a wood called Apse and
3 If. \\\d, in rent in Little Haddon, in the parish of Bampton, held in chief
by the custom of the said manor ; the said Aymer re-granted tlie same to
him with the homages and services both of the free and also of the cus-
tomary tenants, villeins and other appurtenances to hold Jn fee simple by
the yearly service of 29s, The said John afterwards granted the premises to
John Laurence de la More who granted them to his son Thomas Laurence
de la More, IsabeUa his wife and the heirs of Thomas, without licence
having been obtained for any of these transfers. The king now pardons
these trespasses and grants licence for the said Thomas and Isabella to
retain the same. By fine of 10*. Oxford.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Confirmation of a demise for life by the prior and brethren of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem to William de Langeford^ clerky of the
rent of 25/. paid to the grantors by William de Cusancia, clerk, for. the
manor of Sutton, and of the reversion of the manor on the death of the
said William, to hold by the rent of a florin of Florence at midsummer.
By fine of 1 mark. Essex.
Licence for Lewis, bishop of Durham, to appropriate the church of Leek^
said to be of his advowson. By fine of 20/. York.
Revocation of the late grant to Stephen Aleyn of the serjeanty of the
bedel, the king having forgotten at the time of making the same that he
had already granted the office to Richard de Dovre. By p.8.
Licence for the prior and convent of Norton, co. Chester, to appropriate
the church of Donynton, in the diocese of Lincoln, said to be of their
advowson. By p.8.
5 EDWABD III.— Part I. 89
1331. Membrane 22 — conL
The like for them to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in
chief) to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
March 26. Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Richard de Sancto Alhano, king's
Westminflter. serjeant, appointed a purveyor for the household. By bill of the treasurer.
The like for the following purveyors i*—
March 23. Henry de Chalfhunte.
Westminster.
April 2. Thomas Bulfote.
Eltham. John de la Chaunderie.
Hugh Treganon.
Gilbert de Tyndene.
April 18. Roger de Astelye. 1
Elthiun. Roger de Acton, j
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
April 27. John de Bryme<»grove.
Dsrtford. John de Putenhale.
May 15. John de Podenhale, until Christmas.
HaTering atte By K. on the information of Th. Ghirton.
Bower.
March 20. Grant to Joan, late the wife of Thomas de Groumaye and sometime the
Westminster, wife of Thomas Try vet, for the support of herself and her children, of the
manor of Cok', a third part of the manor of Oterhampton, and certain
iands in Piryton, co. Somerset, and a third part of the manor of Horton,
CO. Wilts, with the corn sown there, which she held in dower from
Thomas Tryvet, and which were forfeited to the king by the rebellion of
Thomas de Gournaye. By C.
March 22. Notification to S. archbishop of Canterbury of letters patent, dated
Westminster. 28 April 2 Edward I., being a presentation of William de Dovorr', king's
clerk, to the church of Crawhurst, a prebend of H&stynges.
March 20. Exemption, for life, of William de Novo Castro, king's clerk, from being
Westminster, put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or officer of the king, against his will. By p.s.
March 14. Licence for the warden and Friars Minors of the city of Chester to
Otford. make two hand-mills within their dwelling house, and to grind their corn
and malt in the same hand-mills or other mills within or without the city.
By p.8.
March 20. Further grant to Joan wife of Thomas de €k)urneye the elder for the
Westminster, support of herself and her children, of the manor of West Harpetre, co.
Somerset, forfeited to the king by the rebellion of the said Thomas. By C.
March 23. Ratification of the estate of William de Hnrewedon, as parson of the
Westminster, church of Crondale and master of the hospital of St. Nicholas, Portsmouth,
by the collation of the bishop of Winchester. By p.s.
MSMBRANB 21.
March 24. Pardon to John Trillyng of Tackele of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Surrey for non appearance in the King's Bench to answer touching a plea
of trespass of Thomas Gelyng of Ledred.
March 22. Appointment of William de Warenua and John Fraunceys to arrest
Westminster, wherever found brother John de Monte Acuto, an apostate monk fugitive
from the Cistercian abbey of Bynedon.
March 26. Grant to Agnes, wife of John Mautravers the younger, a rebel, in full
Sltbam. satisfaction of £e late grant to her of lands to the yearly value of 200 marks,
of the manor of Wysete, co. Suffolk, extended as of the value of 22/. 1(m. 2d.^
90
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 28.
Eltham.
March 25.
Westminster.
March 28.
Eltham.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminsttr.
March 27.
Eltham.
Feb. 15.
Windsor.
March 26.
Eltham.
March 25.
Eltham.
March 3L
Eltham.
Membrane 21 — cont.
and the manors of Therston, as of the value of 18/. 17«. 8M., and of Shotes-
ham, as of the value of 19/. 7*. 7^., co. Norfolk, whereof she was formerlv
enfeoffed jointly with John de Nerford then her husband, and whicn
escheated to the king by the forfeiture of John Mautravers. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk.
Presentation of Robert de Hemmjrngburgh to the church of Tichemersh,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John Lovel, tenant in chief.
Protection, with clause volumusy for one year, for Thomas de Mounpelers
going to Ireland on the king's service.
William, prior of Lanthony by Gloucester, going beyond seas, has letters
nominating Henry de Brokworth and Robert Dabetot his attorneys in
England for one year.
Thomas de Mounpelers going to Lreland on the king's service has like
letters nominating Robert de Mounpelers and Thomas de Gloucester.
Licence for the prior and Friars Preachers at Hereford to acquire in
mortmain 5 acres of land for the enlargement of their dwelling house.
By p.s.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 28 November, 7 Edward 11.,
made for the security of the men of Romenhale Marsh, co. Kent, being a
confirmation to them of their immemorial right to have all distraints for
repairs of walls and watergangs made by twenty -four lawful men of the
marsh duly elected and sworn tmd of other rights.
Grant to Master William de Skelton, king's clerk, of the prebend of
Derset in Lichfield church, in the king's gift by reason of voidance of the
see in the late reign. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to Master Thomas Trussel, king's clerk, of the archdeaconry of
Middlesex, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of London
in the late reign. By p.s.
Pardon, for service to the lat^e king, to John de Grauntsete, a justice of the
Bench in Dublin, of 77/. 13«. 4</. wherein he is bound at the Exchequer
in Dublin, with restitution of any part thereof which may have been levied
from him. Renewed by p.8. because sealed at another time.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 26 May, 1 Edward HI., being a
pardon to Richard de Wilie of Turveye for the death of Walter le Holier
of Turveye.
Pardon, for service at the arrest of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of
March, to William son of William de Carleton Fourehough * bastard,' for
the death of Richard de Crombek of Bemham ; with general pardon.
March 30.
Eltham.
Mbmbranb 20.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a treaty, dated Paris, 9 March 1331,
agreed upon by Peter, bishop of Autun, Andri, bishop of Arras, John,
bishop elect of Tirwan, Peter, abbot of Cluny, William de Seinte Maure, the
chancellor, Guy Baudet and Reymond Saquet, clerks. Miles, lord of Noiers,
William de Flote, lord *of Revel and Peter de Coigners, knights, coun-
cillors of Philip king of France specially appointed to treat of peace, and
Adam bishop of Worcester, William bishop of Norwich, William, count
of Hainan It, Henry de Percy and Hugh de Audeley, knights, and Master
5 EDWAED m.— Part I. 91
1331. Membrane 20 — cont.
John de Sbordich, envoys and proctors of the king of England and duke of
Guienne, as follows :
Et primerement supplioient au roi de France li messages et procurours
du rot Dengleterre, due de Gyenne^ en noun du dit roi et due et pour li^
qil li pleise repeller le ban de unze persones qi furent jadis bannis du
roiaume de France par un acord fait entre prince de bone memoire^ M.
Charles J roi de France et de Navarre^ et le roi Dengleterre qi ores est,
lequel repel le dit roi Charles promist a f aire par ses lettres ouvertes qi
sonten la garde Farcevesque de Tholos\ quant notre seintpere lePapeet le
dit roi Dengleterre et ma dame, sa merCy ou deux de eux lenprieroient, Et
disoient les dits messages qe le dit roi Dengleterre et ma dame^ sa mere^
en avoient prie et requis le dit roi Charles^ quant il vivoity et apres son
deces li roi de France qi ores est, Sur ce est ainsi acorde que li roy de
France durra plein repel as ditz unze bannis selon la forme des dites lettres
et gardee la tenour diceles^ et qe ia soit ce qe les messages et procurours
du dit roi et due ne monstrent les lettres originales fesants mencion du dit
repel, car elles sont par devers le dit arcevesque, tote voie le roi de, France
ad la copie par devers li et de 'grace il ajoustra foi a la dite copie et
gardera la tenour dicele.
La seconde requeste estoit qe, come autrefoitz eit este acorde entre les
gents des dits rois aiants poeir sur ce, cest tzsavoir Pieres, arcevesque
adunqs de Seinz, Johan, evesque de Beauvois, Johan, esleu adunqs Dav-
rench et nous, Andri adunqs esleu Darraz, Pierre, abbe de Clung,
Guilliam de Seinte Maure, chauncellier. Mile, seigneur de Noiers et
Martin de Essartz, conseilliers du roi de France, pour li et en son noun,
dune part, et nous, Adam de Wircestre, William de Norwyz, evesques
desusdits, et Johan de Shordich, messages et procurours du roi Dengleterre
et due de Gyenne, pour li et en son noun, dautre part, par certeine forme
contenue en dit acord qe les bannis du roialme de France ne feussent
receptez ne retenuz en la duchee de Gyenne et certeins commissaires du roi
de France eussentfait commandementz, requestes et inhibicions audit roi et
due en la persone de son seneschal de la duchee de Gyenne, et au dit
seneschal pour le dit roi et due, qe eux ne receptassent ne retenissent les
ditz unze banniz ne autre banniz du roi almede France sur poine de perdre
le fie qe le dit roi et due tenoit et tient du roi de France, et sur cele
meisme poine leur eussent comande et requis, contre la forme du dit
acord stcome les gentz du dit roi et due disoient, qils rendissent as gentz
du dit roi de France certeins banniz les queux Ian disoit estre en leur poeir,
la quele chose les gentz du dit roi et due ne conussoient mie, supplieient les
dits messages qe ce qestfait et attempte contre le dit acord soit mis en estat
deu et qe li ajomementz qe en sontfcUtz en Parlement soient ostez, Les
gents du roi de France disantz et proposantz encountre qe bien et deuement
avoient procede li dits comissaires et qe rien navoient fait contre le dit
acord, et qe les adjomementz estoient faitf sur ce a bone cause pour ce qe
le dit roi et duc^ son seneschal, ne ses gentz, navoient pas bien gardez le
dit acord quant as ditz banniz, sicome ils disoient. Sur ce est ainsi acorde
aimablement et pour bien de pais et de acord qe le dit roi et due et ses
successours garderont et feront garder defait et ej^ectuelement le dit acord
fait sur les banniz selon la forme diceli ou il est ainsi contenu, acorde est qe
ceux qe sont j a banniz ou seront pour trespas ou mesfaitz avenir par la
court le roi de France ou par son parlement, ou par les seneschaux ou
autres officiaux du dit roi, en cos qe eux faeent bannir asquns de leur
souzmis ou autres pour trespas ou mesfaitz faitz en leur jurisdictions desore
ne soient receptez ne retenuz en la duchee, mes nest mie lentencion des
messages le roi Dengleterre qe par ceste acord les dits seneschaux eient
poair de bannir les seneschaux ne autres officiaux ne ministres du dit roi
Dengleterre pour nuUe desobeissance mesjait ou trespas fails par eux en
92 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331^ Membrane 20 — cont,
leur offices, ne nul autre des souzmis du dit rot Dengleterre pur mesfait ou
trespasfait en la duchee, combien ge le rot ou sa court le puissent /aire en
cas de souvereinete, Et nest pas auxi lentencion des tracteours deputes de
par le rot de France qe par cest acord prejudice soit fait au roi de France
ne a ses offi^ciaux sur ces choses ou autres droits si ascuns It apertenoient^
tant de droit come de custume, avant le temps de cest present acord, Et
parmi cest acord le roi de France de sa grace ostera la dite peine, le dit
ajomement et ce qi sen est ensui, Et est acorde qe, sans prejudice de lune
partie ne de lautre, il soit ensi quant as ditz commandemenz, requestes et
inhibicions, imposicions de peine, et ajomementz, et ce qi sen est ensui,
come si unqs ne eussent estefaitz.
La tierce requeste estoit tiele qe come le roi de France eustfait ajomer le
dit roi et due sur ce qil li demande seissante mille livres parisiennes dune
part et cinquante mille marcs desterlings dautre pour certeines causes
contenues es lettres sur cefaites en lacord desusdit fait entre les gentz des
ditz rois soit acorde qe, en cas qe Ian troveroit par anciens pais ou autres
obligacions qe li rois de France soit tenuz au roi Dengleterre en ascune sume
des deners, cele sume seroit rebatupar voie de compensacion des deners deman^
dez par le dit roi de France au dit roi, et de ce qe demeuroit, dune part ou
dautre, seroit fait gre en deue manere ; et ils eient, sicome ils disent, lettres
et autres munimentz convenables par lesqueles ils volent monstrer les dettes
par lesqueles la dite compensacion doit estrefaite des ditz deners. Reque-
roient qe bon compte soit fait entre les gentz des ditz rois, et de ce qe
demeura soit fait gre, dune part et dautre, selon la forme du dit acord,
Sur ceste requeste est ains' acorde qe les gentz du dit roi et due monstreront
tantost les lettres et munimentz par lesqueux ils voelent faire la dite
compensacion ; et qe dautre part monstreront tantost les gentz du roi de
France paiementz, quitances ou autres satisfaccons, sils les ount, et sera
fait bon compte dune part et dautre, et de ce qe demeura sera fait gre
selon le dit acord, Et parmi cest acord ostera le roi de France de sa grace
lajomement qe estoit fait sur ce et tut ce qi sen est ensui.
La quarte requeste estoit tiele qe come le roi de France east fait ajomer
pardevant li le dit roi et due sur ascunes declaracions tuchantes la manere
et forme par lesquelis li homage qe li roi Dengleterre fait et doit faire au
roi de France doit etre fait, requeroient qe li roi de France voulist cesser
du dit ajomement et oster le defaute se point en y avoit, et tut ce qi du
dit ajomement estoit ensui, disantz qe le dit roi et due estoit apperillez tant
a faire sur la dite declaracion hors de jugement qe il devroit suffire au roi
de France. Les gentz du roi de France proposantz qe le dit ajomement
estoit fait par bone et juste cause, car quant le dit roi et due entra en
lomage du roi de France a Amiens il ne veut mie lors deelarier ne
reeonustre expressement qe lomage qe ilfesoit au roi de France fut lige, ne
qil tenist les terres qil tient de li en homage lige, et ne li veut lors
promettrefoi et l^aute porter, mais tute voie il entra en lomage du roi de
France en disant qil y entroit par ainsi come il et sui predeeessours, dues
de Gyenne, estoient entrez en lomage des rois de France qi avoient este
pour le temps. Et lors fust dit au dit roi et due qe li rois de France pour"
sueroit par voie de raison qfin qe fust deelarie et eoneu le dit homage estre,
et devoir estre, lige et qil devoit promettre a porter foi et loiaute au roi de
France, et qe ainsi le devoient eonustre et deelarier li rois Dengleterre et
dues de Gyenne tutes les foitz qils fesoient homage au roi de France.
Sur ceste requeste est ainsi acorde, sil pleise au dit roi Dengleterre et due,
qil reconustra par ses lettres qe lomage qil fist a Amiens au roi de France,
combien qil le fist par paroles generates, fut, est et doit estre entenduz
lige, et qil li doit foi et loiaute porter come due Daquitaine et pier de
France, et li promettra es dites lettres desore en avant foi et loiaute porter.
Et pour ce qe en temps avenir de ce ne soit jamais contenz ne deseordz a
5 EDWARD III.— Part I. 93
133] . Membrane 20— con/.
/aire les dites homages ilpromettra es dites lettres en bone foi pur U et ses
succesaours^ dues de Gyenney qi seront pour le temps, qe tutefoits qe li dit roi
et due et ses successours, dues de Gyenne, entreront en lomage le roi de
France ou ses successours, qi seront pour le temps, lomage seferapar ceste
manere [see next entry]. Et de ce bailleront li rois Dengleterre, dues de
Gyenne^et sui successours, fait le dit homage, lettres patentes scales de
leur grant seal si le roi de France le requiert, Et avecq ce promettra le
dit roi et due es dites lettres en bone foi tenir et garder effectuelement les
pais et accordzfaitz entre les rois de France et les rois Dengleterre, dues
de Gyenne, et Uurs predecessours, Et auxi li roi de France qi ores est,
tantost qil aura les dites lettres, baillera ses lettres overtes sealees de son
grant seal au dit roi et due es queles sera contenu qe par les reconussances
et declaracion desusdites li rois Dengleterre^ dues de Gyenne, et sui
successours, sui sugiz, ne leur terres, ne soient plus obligiez ne chargez
envers li roi de France^ ses heirs et ses successours, qil et ses predecessours^
dues de Gyenne, qi avoient fait homage au roi de France, leur sugiz et
leur terres, estoient, poeient et devoient estre par raison obliyez et chargiez
devant les dites reconussances et declaracion, Et avecq ce promettra li roi
de France es dites lettres tenir et garder effectuelement les pais et acordz
faitz entre les rois de France et les rois Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne, et
leur predecessours, Et en ceste meisme manere sera fait et seront reno-
vellees les dites lettres, dune part et dautre, tute les foitz qe les rois
Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne^ entreront en lomage du roi de France, qi
seront pour le temps. Et parmi cest acord li ajomementz fait sur les-
clarcissement du dit homage, et defaut se point en y a, et tut ce qi sen est
ensui, seroit de tut ostez auxi come se ungs ne eussent este faitz. Item sur
les terres et biens immobles surpris par le roi Dengleterre, ses gentz, ses
sugiz et obeissantz, sur le roi de France, ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz,
depuis qilsjirent obeissance au roi de France, a M, Charles, comte de Valois
(qi Dieu cusoille) ou a autre en noun du roi de France, et auxi sur les
terres et biens immoebles surpris par le roi de France, ses gentz, ses sugiz
et obeissantz, sur le roi Dengleterre, due de Gyenne, ses gentz, ses sugiz et
obeissantz, depuis et contre les trives ou suffrance prises jadis devant la
Riole entre le dit M, Charles, comte de Valois, et M. Emon^ comte de
Kent, jusques au temps qe la pais ensui entre le roi Charles et le roi
Dengleterre et due de Gyenne, ptere de cesci qi ores est. Est ainsi acorde qe
quatre persones seroit prises et esleves, deux dune partie et deux dautre, li
queux quatre, ou deux de eux, un dune partie et un dautre, senfourmeront
summairement et de plein, par tutes les voies qils pouront, appellez les
procurours des ditz rots et ceux qi les dites prises, occupacions ou detenta-
cions touchent et eux presentz, sils y voelent venir, des dites terres prises,
occupees et detenues, dune partie et dautre, sicome dit est, etqi les possidoit
et detenoit au temps de la dite obeissance, et au temps de la dite trive ou
suffranccj et quant eles furent prises, occupees et detenues, et par qi, et
de circumstances du fait, Et de tut ce qils troveront qe sera occupe
sur le roi de France, ses hommes, sugiz ou obeissantz, nobles et autres,
apres la dite obeissance, soit devant la dite trive ou stffrance ou apres,
jusques au temps qe lapaisfut apres faite entre le roi Charles et le roi et
due, piere de cesti qi ores est, les dits quatre ou li dui, mettront les fruitz
et les issues en lour mein, pour lune partie et pour lautre, et les tendront
en leur mein commune, ou ils les bailleront as certeines persones a tenir pour
les dites parties ; et auxi de ce qils troveront qe sera occupe sur le dit roi
et due, ses hommes, sugiz ou obeissantz, nobles et autres, apres la dite trive
ou suffrance et contre ycele, jusques au temps qe la pais fut apres faite
entre le roi Charles et le roi et ducy piere de cestt qi ores est, les dits qucUre
ou li dui mettront les fruitz et les issues en leur mein, pour lune partie et
pour lautre^ et les tendront en lour mein commune, ou ils les bailleront
94 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 20— cont.
cu certeines persones a tenir pur les dites parties. Ettutce qils troveront
qe sera a rendre et restituer au roi de France et ses hommes^ its leur rendront
et restitueronty et remettront en leur estat qils avoient au temps de la dite
obeissance, si juste cause nestoit monstre a lencountre. JEt tut ce qils
troveront qe sera a rendre et restituer au roi DengleterrCy et ses hommes^
ils leur rendrOnt et restitueront, et remettront en leur estat qils avoient au
temps de la dite trive ou suffrance^ si juste cause nestoit monstre a len"
countre. Et si ascune doute ou descord y avoient es dites choses^ ou
eucune diceles, par quelque causey ils reporteront ou rescriveront et envoie*
ront enclos sous leur seauxy aveq tut ce qe touchera la dite doute ou
descordy au roi de France a^ jours de la duchee de Ctyenne du prochein
parlement qe sera apres la dite doute ou descord et ajomeront les parties
sur ce es ditz jours du dit parlement tut les foiz qe doute ou descord y
seroient. Et nientmeins ils procederont et irrount touz jours avant ou
surplus sur ce qils purront deliverer et proceder sicome dit est, Et le roi
de France f era droit sur les dites doutes et descordz en son parlement^ sa
court gamicy au metns de ses piers, Et jurront les ditz quatre sur seintz
Ewangeles tuches qils feront les choses desous dites et chescune diceles bien
et loiaument sansfraude et sans barat pur lune partie et pur lautre et le
plus tost qils purront. Et si ascuns des ditz quatre ymurroient ou ils estoient
autrement empeschez par juste cause devant la perfection de tute ceste
besoignCy autres seront mis et subrogez en lieu de celi ou de ceux qi seront
trespassez ou empeschez par celi ou ceux qi les avoient mis devant, Et
nientmoins It dui qi demeurronty lun dune part et lautre dautre, irront
toutzjours avant en ce qe commence avra este et sur tutes les autres choses
tuchantes la dite besoigne, Et est auxi acorde qe par cest acord nul
prejudice ne soit fait au dit roi et due en droit de proprete et possession ou
quelque autre droit qe ce soit qil dut It avoir es terres qe li rois de France
tient en Ageny en Gascoigne et en la duchee de Gyenne et a yceles et qils
ne les puisse demander selon la pais ou cu:ord fait entre le roi Charles
dune part et le roi Dengleterrcy due de Gyenne, piere de cesti qi ores est
dautrCy et qe tut le droit qe lipoet apartenir par cause de la dite pais et du
dit acord li demoere sauf Et auxi ne soit fait prejudice au dit roi et ducy
ses gentz et ses sugiz qils nepuissent conjunctement ne divisement demander
si leur plaist les terres et biens qe le roi de France ses gentz, ses sugiz et
obeissantz a li enporteront par cest present acord tant par les quatre come
par les deux ou par la court du roi de France gamie sicome dit est quant
il leur plerra, Et auxi ne face prejudice au dit roi et due en droit de
possession de proprete ou autre quelqil soit qil dit li avoir es fiezy
homages et obeissances des arcevesqesy evesqeSy prelatZy comtesy barons
et autres nobles et nounnobles de la duchee de Gyenne qe li roi de France
tient en la dite duchee, en Agen et en Gascoigne. Et auxi est acorde qe
nul prejudice soit fait par cest acord au roi de France ses sugiz et
obeissantz quant au dit acord fait entre le roi Charles et le roi Dengleterre
et qis ne puissent purposer tutes leur defenses et leur droit quelqtl soit es
cos desusditz et en chescun de eux en lieu et en temps, Derrichief est
acorde qe tutes les choses qe sont a parfaire dune part et dautre de ce qe
fut acorde par les gentz des dits rois desusnommez contenuz en dit acord
soient acomplies et especiamment ce qe doit estre abaiu de certeins chcuteuXy
cest a savotry Seinte CroiZy Madilhauy Puypmes et du Burdily soit abaiu
selon la forme bailie du Mareschal Bertran, Item est acorde qe en tut ce
qe nest pas desus determine et declarie le droit de chescune partie demoere
sauf Item requeroient les ditz messages pour le dit roi et due qe le roi de
France feist lever et oster le siege et les gentz darmes qe sont devant le
chastel et bourc de Xaintes, en disant et proposant plusieurt raisons par
lesquels ils entendoient qe le roi de France le dust f aire, Les gentz du roi
de France purposantz ploseurs raisons au contraire. Sur ce est ainsi
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1331.
Membrane 20 — cont.
aeorde qe cettx du dit chastel et hourc qe les gentz du rot de France qe sont
par de la dirront eti bonefoi et en leur loiaute qils croient estre coupables
des exces et mesfaitz qe Ian dit estre commis par ceux des ditz hourc et
chastel en la terre du roi de France et contre ses gentz et ses sugiz seront
renduz as gentz du dit roi de France^ rest a savoir a ceux qe le roi de
France deputerapar ses lettres^ et il en f era sa volonte^ et eux issi rendus
les autres qe demeuront en chastel et en bourc pourront aler et venir et
demeurer et avoir leur vivres aujour lajomee paisihlement et sans peril
sans ce qe les gentz du roi Dengleterre puissent les chastel et burc gamir
autrement qe il est a present ; et a ce sera purveu par le seneschal en la
manere qil lefesoit devant la darrain esmoeuement, Et quant les articles
desusdit et especiamment le article del homage et les autres choses desus
acordees seront agrees^ approvees^et confermees par le roi Dengleterre et
due, et de ce aura envoie ses lettres overtes sous son grant seal au roi de
France tutes tnaneres de defenses et forces seront ostees du dit chastel et
bourc, et pourront les gentz du dit roi Dengleterre et due f aire leur volonte
franchement des ditz chattel et bourc sicome ilfesoient devant la defense du
dit seneschal, Et quant a tutes les choses desusdites ainsi traictees et
acordees par nous^ conseilliers, tracteours^ messages et procurours de nos
chers seigneurs les rois desusdits^ soient tenues gardees etfermement acorn"
pliesy nous eonselliers et tracteours deputes de par le roi de France sur les
choses desusdites procureroms en bonefoi qe delors qe les desusditz messages
et procurours du dit roi Dengleterre et due reporteront ou renvoieront cest
present traicte et cu;ord rattfie, approve et conferme de certeine science du dit
roi par ses lettres pendantz^ sealees de son grant sealy contenantes tutela
tenour de ceste aeorde, le roi de France les confermera et ratifiera de certeine
science par ses lettres pendantz, sealees de son grant seal, contenantes tute
la tenour de cest acord, Et nous, messages et procurours de notre
seigneur le roi Dengleterre et due desusnommes, procureroms en bone foi
qe le dit roi ratifiera, approvera et confermera expressement et de certeine
science cest present trcuitee et acord especiamment larticle fesant mencion de
lomage en quel est reserve son plaisir par ses lettres pendantz, sealees de
son grant seal, contenantes tute la tenour de cest aeorde et qe gceles
lettres il envoiera au desusdit roi de France a la feste de Lascension
prochein avenir.
Then follow the instruments whereby the two kings appointed their
representatives to negociate the trea^.
Mbmbranb 19.
March 80. Form of the homage to be done by the kings of England to the king o!
Blthim. France.
French. [Fcedera.']
March 28.
Eltham.
Mbmbranb 18.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated Friday after the feast
of St. Gregory the Pope, 13.30, and witnessed by William de Seinmore,
Peter son of Warin, William de Holcote and others, whereby Cono, prior
of St. Andrew's, Northampton, and the convent of that place, granted to
Henry de Edenestowe, kind's clerk, canon of Lincoln, 11 marks 6s. 4d, of
rent in Scaldeford, co. Leicester, with their lands and tenements there, to
hold for life by the yearly service of a grain of cumin for six years and
then by a rent of 1 mark at Christmas, with a condition that in tlie event
of the death of the said Henry within the said six years his executors and
assigns shall retain the premises until the end of sudi term.
96
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 29.
Kltham.
March 28.
Eltham.
March 25.
Eltham.
April 1.
Bltham.
April 2.
Kltham.
April 1.
Bltham.
April 1.
Bltham.
March 31.
Eltham.
April 2.
Bltham.
April 8.
BermoDdsey.
April 2.
Eltham.
March 28.
Bltham.
March 28.
Eltham.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to Dinos Forsetti,
Bartholomew Barde, Peter Rejneri and the other merchants of the society
of the Bardi of Florence in the sum of 8,000/. received in the king's
chamber bj Richard de Bury, his clerk ; with promise to repay the same at
midsummer. Bj p.s.
Assignment to the same merchants, in part satisfaction of the king's
debts to them, of 2,000 marks lately sent into Gascony for the king's
business by Richard de Par, his clerk ; with an iudemnity in case the same
be lust either by storm at sea or attack of robbers while being brought to
England. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Gift to the same, in consideration of losses by reason of certain loans not
having been repaid within the appointed time, of 2,000/., also payable at
midsummer. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Confirmation of a grant made at the king's request by Thomas, earl of
Norfolk, marshal of England, his uncle, to Walter de Manny, king's yeoman,
of 35 marks yearly out of the fee which the earl receives from the county
of Norfolk. By p.s.
Pardon to William de Rolleston of his outlawry in the county of Bucking-
ham, for non-appearance before the late king to answer touching a plea of
trespass of John le Portereve of Messeworth.
Appointmeut of William, bishop of Norwich, to the office of the treasury
of the Exchequer, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pui-suance to the archbishop of York, the late treasurer.
Writ de intendendo for the said William directed to the barons of the
Exchequer and the king's chamberlains.
Appointment of Thomas Bagod as second baron of the Exchequer in
Dublin, during pleasure. Innovatur per roitUum. By p.8.
Appointment of John de Novo Castro, king's clerk, to the office of
second ingrosser in the Exchequer in Dublin during good behaviour, to be
removed therefrom only by special mandate of the king. • By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Goldyngham to the
prior and convent of Dodenassh, in part satisfaction of land and rent to
the yearly value of 10/., which they have the king's licence to acquire, of
a messuage, 150 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture,
10 acres of alder wood, 120 acres of heath, and 1 5s, in rent in Benetleye,
Capele, Braham, Bergholte and Tatyngeston, the said messuage and lands
being of the yearly value of 100;. as appears by the inquisition.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for William del Clay trading in
various parts of the realm. Witness ; J. de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
Writ de intendendo for Margaret late the wife of Edmund, earl of Kent,
directed to the abbot and convent of Ramsey, in respect of the yearly farm
of 60/. due from them at the Exchequer for the fairs of St. Ivee which the
king has assigned to her from 15 December last.
Grant for life to Robert de Baumburgh, watchman (f t^tVt), for service
to queen Isabella and the king, of the custody of the quayage at Skarde-
burgh. By p.s.
Mandate to the chancellor or the keeper of the seal for the time being
to present Robert de Eglesfeld, king's clerk, to the first void benefice in
the king's gift above the value of 20 marks. By p.s.
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97
1331.
March 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 17.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 22 April, 23 Edward I., being a
srant to William son of William le Brun, king's clerk, of the prebend in the
tree chapel of Bridgenorth lately held by Hugh de la Penne, deceased.
Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Litljnton, king's clerk, as
parson of the church of Harwe, in the diocese of London, on the collation
of S. archbishop of Canterbury. By K.
Pardon to Roger de Frenge for aiding Thomas de Thornham to escape
from Norwich Castle when imprisoned there for adherence to Henry earl
of Lancaster against the king. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 20 July, 29 Edward I.,
being a grant that the prior and convent of the abbey of St. Albans shall
have the custody of the abbey whenever void. By fine of 20ff.
Protection and safe conduct until Michaelmas for Hugh de Lacy, knight,
who is coming to the king in consequence of certain charges made against
him in Ireland by Roger de Mortuo Mari. By K.
Ratification of the estate of John de Gousil, king's clerk, as parson by
provision of the Apostolic See of the church of Aylyngton, in the diocese of
Lincoln, which is of the advowson of the abbot and convent of Ramsey.
Licence in mortmain for Richard de Stapelton to found on any part of
his land within the bishopric of Exeter and to endow with land, rent and
advowsons of churches, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 100 marks,
a house of the Carthusian Order, wherein divine service shall be celebrated
and other works of piety done for the souls of Walter de Stapelton, sometime
bishop of Exeter, of Edward U. and of all benefactors of the said Walter.
By p.s.
Pardon to John de Grauntsete, late a justice of the Bench in Dublin, of
the fine of 500 marks made by him for his release from prison, when com-
mitted for contempt of court in having produced letters of excommunication
in defence of a plea before John Darcy, * le cosyn,' the justiciary, between
William de Istelep and William de London and handed the same to John de
Duno, a notary pubhc, to make an instrument thereof for the purpose of
bringing the cause into the Court Christian, and restoration of him to his
former estate and to all the offices of which he was deprived for such con-
tempt. Renewed by p.s. because sealed at another time.
March 31. Grant to the prior and convent of St. Swithin's, Winchester, who at the
Eltham. king's request have granted sustenance for life from their house to Henry
Whish, his yeoman, that this shall not prejudice their house as a precedent.
By p.s.
March 23.
Westminster.
March 23.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
March 27.
Eltham.
March 28.
Eltham.
March 26.
Eltham.
March 26.
Eltham.
March 4.
Croydon.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 1 March,2 Edward IL,
being a grant of certain liberties to the keepers, workmen, moneyers and
ministers employed in the king's Exchanges in London and Canterbury.
April 1. Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Luk', king's clerk, as pre-
Eltham. bendary of Netherbury and Bemenstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury,
by provision of the Apostolic See. By p.8.
April 8. Thomas, abbot of Oseney, staying in England, has letters nominating
Beimondsey. William de Neweton, one of the canons, and Robert de Pirie his attorneys
in Ireland for three years. Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
April 1. Appointment of John de Preston, ' orfevere,' to the office of assayer in
Eltham. the king's Exchange in London, duri^ pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Wyndesor, keeper of the Exchange.
U 65658. o
98
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 19.
Eltham.
March 27.
Eltham.
March 23.
Westminster.
April 2.
Eltham.
April 1.
Eltham.
March 4.
Croydon.
April 1.
Eltham.
April 4.
Dover.
March 28.
Eltham.
Membrane 16.
Power for Master Richard de Bury, canon of Lincoln, king's clerk and
secretary, and Anthony de Pesaigne, knight, to borrow 60,000/. in the
king's name.
Vacated by surrender.
Grant to Anthony Pessaigne of Grenoa, on his surrender in the Chancery
of two bills amounting to 8201/. 8«. 6d, sealed by Roger de Northburgh, as
treasurer, and Robert de Wodehouse, as cofferer, of the late king's ward-
robe, of which debt William de Monte Acuto has by the king's command
satisfied 2,000/., that he shall receive the balance by payments of 1,000/. out
of the first issues of the county of Ponthieu, and of 600/. yearly out of the
issues of the coinage of tin in the counties of Devon and Cornwall. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the receiver of Ponthieu and the keepers of
the stannaries.
Vacated by surrender.
Notification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the revocation of the late grant
to Parvulus de Monte Florum, king's clerk, of the prebend of Netherbury
and Bemenstre in the church of St. Mary,* Salisbury, made by the king
in the belief that it was void and in his gift by reason of the voidance of the
see, whereas it now appears that such was not the case but the prebend was
already held by Master Thomas de Luk'. By p.s.
Appointment of John son of Adam le Wodeward to the bailiwick of one
of the foresters of la Shank in Ingelwood Forest, during good behaviour.
By p.8.
Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum for John de Melford to dose a
way leading from Beresh to Hallyng for the enlargement of his dwelling-
house in Hallyng on condition that he make on his own land a like way
equally convenient for use. By fine of \ mark. Kent.
Mandate to the justiciary and chancellor of Ireland for the time being,
reciting one from the late king to Edmund le Botiller, then justiciary, to
appoint Richard de Ebor' to the first void benefice in the gift of the Crown
of the value of 40/., that the same has not yet been acted upon, and that
by the testimony of magnates of Lreland it appears that the said Richard for
a long time has been performing duties entailing very great labour, and
directing that he is to be presented to the first void benefice whether of the
said value or less which he is willing to accept.
Inspeximus of letters patent under the Lrish seal, dated 8 November,
4 E/iward XL being a grant to Geoffrey de Mortone, citizen of Dublin, that
he might build two crenellated and tnrreted towers, one at the end of Dublin
bridge, and the other at the comer of the wall stretching westward from
the bridge, and to build upon the wall between the said towers houses fiir-
nished with windows and other suitable defences ; and grant that John de
Graunsete and Alice his wife, daughter and heiress of the said Geoffrey, may
complete such part of the work as is still unfinished and hold the towers
and houses to themselves and the heirs of Alice. By p.s.
Appointment of John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, as keeper of the realm
and deputy of the king during the absence of the latter on a pilgrimage
made in fulfilment of a vow. By K. & C.
[^Foedera.2
Appointment of Roger Rykeman, king's clerk, to the office of changer in
the king's Exchange in the Tower of London, during pleasure. By p.8.
Mandates in pursuance to John de Wyndesore, king's clerk, the keeper
of the Exchange, and John de Pontoise, die late changer.
5 BDWAED m.— Part I. 99
1331. Membrane 16 — cont,
April 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Trippelow, chaplain, to
Beimondsey. the prioress and nuns of St. Ehadegund's, Cambridge, of eight messuages and
8 acres of land there to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
their church for the souls of the said John and his ancestors. By fine of 40«.
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
March 21. Writ de intendendo in &vour of Margaret, countess of Kent, lately
Westminster, appointed to the custody of the lands of Edmund, late earl of Kent, during
the minority of Edmund, the son and heir, directed to the abbot of Waltham
Holy Cross in respect of a farm of 50/. which he used to pay to the said earL
The like directed to the following : —
The abbot of Stratford, in respect of a farm of 11/. I2d. for the manors
of SudbuiT and Hamme.
The abbot of Cirencestre, in respect of a farm of 30/. for the town of
Cirencestre.
The mayor and good men of Chichester, in respect of a farm of 36/.
for their town.
The bishop of Bath and Wells, in respect of a farm of 54/. for the
manors of Cheddeme and Congresbury.
The prior and convent of Bath, in respect of a farm of 20/. for the
barton of Bath.
The abbot and convent of Clyve, in respect of a farm of 18/. 13*. 4d.
for the town of Brampton.
The good men of Aylesbury, in respect of a farm of 60/. for their town.
The bailiffs and good men of Grymesby, in respect of a farm of 50/.
for their town.
Roger de Ormesby, in respect of a farm of 16/. for the town of Ormesby.
The bailiffs and good men of Gloucester, in respect of a farm of 65/.
for their town.
Membrane 15.
April 8. \ Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for John bishop of Winches-
B«nnond8ey. ter to close a way 176 perches long and 2 perches broad Iftading from
Westford to Claybrigge, for the enlargement of his dwelling house at Esher,
on condition that he make on his own land a like way equally convenient
for use.
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall. By fine of \ mark. Surrey.
March 31. Exemption, for life, of John Whitacre of Ireland from being put on
Eltbam. assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king in Ireland against his will.
By p.s.
The like of Richard Talebot of Feldrom.
April 8. Licence for Geoffi«y Power of Sutton to grant to Robert son of Geoffrey
BcrmondMy. Power, William Godewin of Sutton and the heirs of William, 11 acres of
land and 4 acres of meadow in Sutton, held in chief.
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall. By fine of ^ mark. Bedford.
April 12. Safe conduct until Michaelmas for Peter Reyner and Lotierus Johan, mor-
Kltbam. chants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, and Bancus de Lere and
Peter Flemyng, their servants, charged by the king and council to bring
from Scotland some things belonging to the king.
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
i^ril 11. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 5 October, 1 Edward III.,
Bltham. appointing John de Waldeshef to the custodv of the manor of Ufford Cluny,
CO. Huntingdon. Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of CornwalL
g2
100
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
April 1.
Eltham.
April 12.
Eltham.
April 14.
Eltham.
April 5.
Eltham.
April 15.
Eltham.
April 12.
Eltham.
April 13.
Eltham.
March 21.
Westminster.
April 12.
Elthaio.
April 21.
Wiogham.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Exemption, for life, of Richard de Baldreston from being put on assizesy
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, coroner, sheriff or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
John de Manso, prebendary of Cadyngton, in St. Paul's, London, staying
beyond seas, has letters nominating Bernard Pelegr3mi and Berard de
Mairanhaco his attorneys in England for three years.
Witness ; John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall.
John son of Edmund Everard going beyond seas has like letters nomi-
nating William de ShareshuU and Richard de la Bere for two year8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Ursel of Fershagh to
the abbot and convent of Keynsham, in part satisfaction of a licence from
the late king for them to acquire land and rent to the yearly value of 10
marks, of a messuage, a virgate of land and 2\d. of rent in Wynefeld,
which are held of the abbey by the yearly service of 6rf., and which
(exclusive of the rent) are of the yearly value of 10«., as appears by the
inquisition. Witness ; John de Eltham.
Licence, at the request of Richard de Bury, king's clerk, for the aliena-
tion in mortmain by John Stubbe, citizen of Chichester, and Mabel his
wife to the dean and chapter of Chichester of a messuage in that city to find
a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in St. Mary's Chapel, in the
cemetery of St. Michael in the suburb of the city, for the good estate of the
king in life, for his soul after death and for the souls of his progenitors, of
the said John and Mabel, and their ancestors.
Witness; John de Eltham. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year for John de Ponte, prior of
Burwell. Witness ; John de Eltham.
The like for the following :
John prior of Borewell.
John de Crucheston.
John de Evesham.
John le Clerk of Ely the elder.
John Wy th of Ely.
Writ de intendendo in favour of Margaret, countess of Kent, who has the
custody of her late husband's lands during minority of the heir, directed to
the bailiffs and good men of Basingstoke in respect of their farms, rents and
other services. By p.8.
The like to Nicholas de la Beche in respect of a farm of 8/. ont of the
manor of Idene, co. Sussex. By p.8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Spaldyng, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of laud and rent which they have
the king's licence to acquire, of the following :
by Henry de Eynesham Mach and Peter de Hatfeld, the reversion of
a messuage and 3 acres of land in Spaldyng now held for life by
Richard son of Joceus de Sancto Botulpho, and of a cottage there
held for life by Matilda Diotes ; and two messuages and 13«. 6d.
of rent in the same town ;
by Thomas Thurger, 3 acres of land and \2d. of rent in the same town ;
by Geoffrey Fraunceys, a cottage there ;
by John son ol Thomas de Stepyng, 9J acres of land in Pyncebek.
These messuages, cottages and lands are of the yearly value of 20f. as
appears by the inquisition. Witness ; John de Eltham.
Exemplification, at the request of John de Moubray, kinsman and heir
of Roger de Moubray, of a charter, dated 24 February, 36 Henry III. being
5 EDWAKD in.— Part I.
101
1331- Membrane 15 — conL
a grant to the said Roger, in fee, of a weekly market on Tuesday, and a
yearly fair on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption in his
manor Hovyngham. [Charier Roily 36 Henry III, M. 19.]
March 22.
Westminster.
AprU 9.
Eltham.
March 22.
Eltham.
AprU 12.
Eltham.
April 18.
Eltham.
April 1.
Eltham.
Membrane 14.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for Elizabeth de Burgo to
grant to the prior and convent of Ely in frank almoin the manor of Lakyng-
heth and a messuage and 24 acres of land in the town of Lakyngheth, held
in chief, in return for a rent of 207. payable to her and her heirs for ever.
By p.s.
Licence for John Eveiard and Alice his wife to enfeoff Hugh de
Oourtenay, the elder, of the manor of Brode Wyndesore, co. Dorset, held
in chief, and for him to re-grant the same to them, for their lives.
Witness ; John de Eltham. By fine of 5 marks.
Confirmation of a grant by Thomas Larcher, sometime prior, and the
brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England to Edward
de Sancto Johanne of the manor of Brokesboume, saving the lordship and
royalty of their tenants there, with wards, reliefs and obits, to hold for life
at the rent of 10 marks for five years, and of ^vq mai'ks for the remainder
of the term. By fine of 40s. Southampton.
Writ of aid for Adam de liymbergh and Hugh de Calce appointed by
Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's nuncio and collector of a four
yearly tenth from the clergy of England, Ireland and Wales, and of his
first fruits, to make the collection in Ireland. Witness; John de Eltham.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John le Akurman of Eonge-
ton to the prior and convent of Briweton [Bruton], in part satisfaction of the
10/. in land and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of
4 acres of land in Kongeton held of tlie priory by the rent of 12c/., and
of the clear yearly value of 2s, as appears by the inquisition.
Witness ; John de Eltham.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
of the king's presentation of Master Thomas de Upton, his clerk, to the
archdeaconry of Wells, made after he had recovered the right to present
against Ralph, bishop of Bath and Wells, in the court 9f the Bench.
Witness ; John de Eltham.
Confirmation io the abbot and convent of St. Thomas the Martyr by
Dublin, in mortmain of the following : —
Grant by Milo de Hupe Forti of the advowsons of the churches of Rill,
Baliling', Kildrouth and Tristildelan, and of the lands with their liberties
and free customs which they had of Thomas de Hereford his ancestor.
Quit claim by Nicholas Auberey, knight, of 60 acres of land in Shenrath,
and of a rent of 1 mark due thereout.
The like by John de Magne, son and heir of Thomas de Magne, of the
advowson of the church of Trevet, and of the presentation to the vicarage
of that church, with the land of the church and the dwelling house of the
vicar, and grant bv the same of the tithes of the produce of his lands and
fields carried to his haggard, but not of corn gi*owing and meadows not
mown.
Quit cUiim by the mayor and commonalty of Dublin of all donations to
the abbey within and without the city, and the close of the abbey, so that
the mayor and commonalty shall not be able to use or claim any juris-
diction over the abbot, canons, or their tenants, saving landgable where
it ought to be taken. By fine of 20j. Ireland.
102
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
April 20.
Wingham.
AprU 21.
Wingham.
April 20.
Wingham.
1331. Membrane 14— co»^.
April 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain bj Masters John de Abyndon,
Eltham. William de Haryngton and Simon de Tiftele to Master Robert de Trenge,
the warden, and the scholars of Merton, Oxford, of two messuages, two
tofts, 2 acres of meadow and a moiety of a mill in Oxford and the suburb,
of the yearly value of 30*. 6rf. as appears by the inquisition, in part
satisfaction of the 10/. in land and rent which the warden and scholars
have the king's licence to acquire.
Robert de Napton, staying in England, has letters nominating Robert
de Crek* of Napton and WUliam de Merton his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for John de Bedeford, appointed a pur-
veyor for the household. By K.
The abbot of St. Andrew's, Verceil, staying beyond seas, has letters
nominating Giles de Vercellis and Andrew de Vercellis, canons of the
monastery, his attorneys in England for three years. By fine of 2 marks.
John de Tiverington and Roger de Aslakby, monks of St. Mary's, York,
bringing news of the death of Alan, their abbot, have letters of licence to
elect for the prior and convent. By K.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Robert de Napton,
knight, going to Ireland.
The like for John de Morton, * suter.'
The like, without the clause, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Grey, going
beyond seas.
The said Henry has letters nominating Robert de Tolthorp and Geoffirey
de Brokhole, his attorneys in England for the same time.
Ralph de Frechevyll going with the said Henry has like letters nomi-
nating Robert de Glapwell and Richard de Capenhurst.
James de Audeleye going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nomi-
nating Hugh de Kynebeile and Richard de Bogh, his attorneys in England
for two years.
Notification to Robert de Wodehous, archdeacon of Richmond, of the
revocation of the late presentation of Henry de Haydok, king's clerk, to the
church of Ribbelcestre ; Robert de Brustwyk, king's clerk, having repre-
sented in the Chancery that he was presented to the same by the late king.
ByK
Ratification of the estate of the said Robert in the same church.
April 21 . Grant for life to Walter de Wyggemore, the king's cook, of the custody
Wingham. of the park and warren of Childerlangele. • By p.s.
April 22.
Wingham.
AprU 21.
Wingham.
April 21.
Wingham.
April 10.
Eltham.
April 6.
Eltham.
Membrane 13.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
the king's presentation of Master Robert de Ayleston, his derk, to the
prebend of Castre in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, pending the decision
of a plea entered before the justices of Bench between the king and Henry
bishop of Lincoln touching Uie same. Witness ; John de Eltham*
The like directed to Gilbert de Chishull, parson of the church of Great
Horkesle in the diocese of London.
April 1. Appointment of John de Stonore as second justice of the Bench, during
Eltham. pleasure. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Herle and the other jusUoes of the
Bench.
5 EDWARD ni.— Pabt I.
103
1331.
April 12.
Eltham.
April 1.
ElthauL
April 12.
Eltham.
April 18.
Eltham.
April 10.
Bermondsej.
April 22.
Dover.
April 16.
Pont Ste.
Maxence.
April 25.
Wingham.
Membrane 13 — coni.
Writ de intendendo for Adam de Dene appointed by Arnold Micol,
during pleasure^ as his deputy in his office of chief butler in the port of
Portsmouth. Witness ; John de Eltham.
The like for the following :—
John Wyn, in the port of Chichester.
William Chapman^ in the ports of Sefford and Shorham.
John de Housum, in the ports of Chester, Kaemarvan, Coneway, and
other ports of North Wales.
Henry Dode of Pole, in the ports of Pole and Warham.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Thomas de Pidyngton, appointed a
purveyor for the household of Edward, earl of Chester, the king's first borit
son. By the steward of the earPs household.
The like for the following :—
Richard Dout, ' porter.'
John Dardeme, clerk.
Hugh de Astley.
Eobert Ballard.
Andrew de Boxton.
Bichard Damoisel.
Writ of aid for John de Housum appointed by Arnold Micol, chief butler,
as his deputy in the ports of Chester, Kaemarvan, Coneway, and other ports
of North Wales, to levy for the king's use 2s. on every tun of wine imported
by foreign merchants. Witness ; John de Eltham.
The like for the following : —
INames omitted,'\
Appointment of Richard son of John Miniword, king's clerk, to the custody
of the smaller part of the seal used in the city of Hereford for recogni-
sances of debts under the statute of merchants. Witness ; John de Eltham.
Inspezimus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 12 December,
31 Henry HI., being a grant to Theobald de Engleschevill, tenant of the
manor of Teynewyck, for life, of licence to assess the burgages of the manor
and demise l^em at pleasure, and to let the waste land thereof.
Witness ; John de Eltham. By fine of 20^. paid in the Hanaper.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in mortmain
by Henry le Vavasour to the 'keeper and vicars of the church of St. Peter,
York, of the advowson of the church of Friston on the water by Ponte-
fract, held in chief of queen Philippa as of the castle and honour of
Pontefract, to find three chaplains to celebrate divine service daily, two in
the said church and one in the chapel of Haselwood or in the church of
Friston, as the said Henry shall appoint, for the good estate of him and
Constance, his wife, in life, for their souls after death and for the souls of his
father, mother, ancestors, and heirs ; and further to celebrate anniversaries
in the church of St. Peter for William le Vavasour, his father, and Nicholaa,
his mother, during his life, and for him and Constance, his wife, after his
death. By fine of 20 marks.
Mandate at the request of the lord of Noiers to the chancellor or keeper
of the Great Seal for the time being to collate John Clerc son of Guiot de
Norey to the first void prebend in the church of St. Wulfram, Abbeville, in
the king's gift. By p.s.
Confirmation of a demise by Brian de Pampesworth, parson of the
church of Hoghton, co. Northampton, to Master Henry de Clif, canon of
Salisbury, king's clerk, of the custody of the lands in Selton, co. Dorset ;
Fisherton, co. Wilts ; Pampesworth, co. Cambridge ; and Kaynho, co.
Bedford, late of William Safirey, of Pampesworth, with the marriage of
104
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
April 21.
WiDgham.
April 26.
Eltham.
April 25.
Wingham.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Brian, the son and heir, made in the terms of the grant thereof to him the
said Brian by the late king. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Hungerford to the
abbot and convent of Stanleye of a messaage in Salisbury for a chantry to
be celebrated yearly in the abbey on the anniversary of his deaih.
By fine of 20s.
Grant to John de Wodehous, king's clerk, of the chapel in CHderhou
Castle. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Tatham, keeper of the Castle.
Protection and safe conduct for Master John de Molendinis, clerk to
Peter de Credonio, the king's kinsman, engaged on his master's business in
divers parts of the realm and in Ireland. By K.
March 30.
Eltham.
April 16,
Eltham.
April 14.
Bltham.
April 12,
Eltham.
April 1.
Eltham.
Membrane 12.
Licence for Robert de Bilkemore and Anastasia, his wife, to enfeoff
John de Ellerker, parson of the church of Tid', and Alan de Someresham,
of the manor of Westcourt in Shaldebum, three messuages, a mill, two
virgates of land, 200 acres of assart land and 200 acres of waste land in
Wyke, Wotton, Middleton, and Bonecly ve, and of the west bailiwick of the
office of forester in Savemake Forest, held in chief, and for them to re-grant
the same to Robert, for life, with remainders to Anastasia, for her life, to
John de Illebone, her son, in fee tail, and to her right heirs. By p.s.
Licence for Thomas de Useflet, clerk, to enfeoff Richard de la Bere of
two parts of the manor of Munestok, held in chief, and of the reversion
of the remaining part on the death of Sibyl, wife of Henry de Perabrigge
who holds it for life as dower. Witness ; John de Eltham. By fine of 40jr.
Acceptance of a grant by the abbot and convent of Keynesham, who
lately acquired in mortmain from William de la Grene and John de
Baggeworth certain lands in la Beche, parcels of their manor of Hanam,
held by the service of rendering to the prior and convent of Bath an ounce
of gold as a relief on every change of heir or other tenant of the lauds, as
appears by the inquisition taken at the time, that they will pay to the prior
and convent a relief of XZs. Ad, on every change or new creation of an
abbot in lieu of the aforesaid service.
Witness; John de Eltham. By fine of ^ mark. Somerset.
Anthony de Lucy, going to Ireland on the king's service, hag letters
nominating Robert Parnyng and Thomas de Hsurdegill the elder, his
attorneys in England for diree years. Witness ; John de Eltham .
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Peter Tilliol, knight,
going with the aforesaid Anthony. By testimony of Anthony.
The like for the following : —
Hugh de Louthre
John de Derwentwatre
Alexander de Wyndesore
Robert de Haverington
Hugh de Moriceby
John de Penyton
Robert de Bampton
Adam de Bastenthwajrt. "
Robert Bery.
John de Bampton.
Nigel de Gigelswyk.
William de BoyvUl.
>-kmghts.
5 EDWARD ni.— Pabt I. 105
1331, Membrane 12— uon/.
Robert de Rothingtou.
Robert de Louthre.
Robert de Wolselay.
Mattbew de Redeman.
Ralph de Lamplogh.
John do Walkingham, knight.
John Daanav
Thomas son of Thomas de Fetherstanhalgh.
Roger de Redemayne.
June 8. Thomas son of Walter de Stirkeland.
Norwich.
May 12. Hugh de Louthre.
HATering atte
Bower.
April 25. Hugh de Louthre, knight, going with Anthony de Lucy as above, has
Wingham. letters nominating Thomas de Louthre and John de Haveryngton his
attorneys in England for two years.
April 20. Exemption, for life, of Walter de Botheby from being put on assizes,
Wingham. juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
escheator, or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of William Bruly of Lodynton.
March 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry, earl of Lancaster, to
Westminster, the keeper and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary's, Leicester, of the
advowson of the church of Duffeld in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
held in chief. By p.s.
• April 23. Protection witli clause volumusy until All Saints Day, for Mary late the
Wingham. wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, going beyond seas on the
king's service. By K.
The like for Geoffrey de Gurmecestre going with her.
By testimony of Mary.
The like for the following also going : —
Richard de Hanyngfeld, parson of the church of Sutton Valence.
John Parys.
Robert de Tolthorp.
Robert Fox.
John de Kyngeston.
John le Keu of Waltham.
Adam de Grotene.
Richard de Pykeryng, parson of the church of Hormade.
Roger de Houtoft.
Isabella de la Mote.
Robert Chival.
John de Brokesbourn.
Thomas de Gh)dereston.
Nicholas Rande.
John Gacelyn.
Richard de Monte Caniso.
Robert de Wynneferthyng, parson of the church of Stanhou.
Richard de Raundes.
John Gybet.
John de Castro Martini.
Herman de Brikendene.
Alexander de l^ynton, parson of the church of Sty vekey.
Richard de Monte Caniso, going beyond seas as above, has letters nomi-
nating John de BlounviUe and Greofirey de Brokhole his attorneys in
England until All Saints Day.
106
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 12.
Windsor.
April 26.
Eltham.
April 23.
Wingham.
March 27.
Eltham.
April 27.
BermondBey.
April 28.
Stratford atte
Bow.
April 1.
Eltham.
April 24.
Wingham.
May I.
Dartford.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Grant to Robert de Ufibrd, during pleasure, of the houses with the
gardens and other appurtenances, called ^ la Bas Court ' by Cr3rpelgate,
London, escheats by reason of the rebellion of John Mautravers. By p.s.
Appointment of John de Carminou to the custody of the castles of
Tremeton and Restormel, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Botereaux, steward and keeper of
the king's castles and manors in Cornwall.
Richard de Hanyngfeld, parson of the church of Sutton Valence, going
beyond seas on the kin^s service with Mary late the wife of Aymer de
Valencia, has letters nominating John de Bampton his attorney in England
until All Saints Day.
Grant, at the request of queen Philippa, to Agnes wjfe of John Mau-
travers the younger of the lands assigned to her as dower on the death of
John de Argentein, sometime her husband, and those whereof she was
enfeoffed jointly with John de Nerford, her late husband, all which were
forfeited to the king by reason of the rebellion of the said John Mautravers.
By K. & C.
Writ de irUendendo directed to the bailifis and good men of Rokyng-
ham in favour of John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, to whom the king has
granted the said town, in respect of the rents and other services due by
them.
The like to the prior and convent of Bromholm, in respect of a rent
of 201. payable by them for the manor of Baketon, co. Norfolk.
Mary late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, going
beyond seas on the king's service, has letters nominating John de Rades-
well and John de Sancto Paulo her attorneys in England until All Saints
Day.
Ratification of the estate of John de Micheldevre as parson of the church
of Stevenach, in the diocese of London, on the collation of the abbot and
convent of Westminster. By p.s.
John Gascelyn, knight, going beyond seas on the king's service with Mary
late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, has letters nominating
Thomas de Middelton his attorney in England until All Saints Day.
Appointment of John de la Bataille, king's clerk, as second chamber-
lain of the Exchequer in Dublin, during good behaviour. By K. & C.
April 22.
WiDgham.
Membrane 11.
Grant to A. bishop of Worcester for 658/. 4*. 6d, due to him for wages
and expenses in going beyond seas several times on the king's service, as
appears by an account drawn up in the Exchequer, and for 213/. lOs. 8c/.
which he will pay into the Exchequer, of the custody of the manors of
Inteberg, co. Worcester, Compton Valence, co. Dorset, and Hamptonet and
Wobeldyng, co. Sussex, now in the king's hands by reason of the minority
of Laurence, son and heir of John de Hastings, tenant in chief, as well as
of the manor of Neweton, co. Southampton, and lands in Spene, co. Berks,
which came to the said Laurence as kinsman and one of the heirs of Aymer
de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke, all which are extended at 100/. 4s, 1^.,
to hold from Easter last, with all that pertains to the Tcustody (except
knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards and marriages) during the minority
of the said heir ; with promise to indemnify the bishop in case the heir die
under age leaving heirs of full age or the custody to be taken from him for
no fault of his. By biU oi the Treasurer.
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
107
1331. Membrane 11 — cont,
April 28. Protectioii for one year for Master William Skynnard, dean of the
Stratford atte church of St. Carantoc (Sancti Carentort)j in the diocese of Exeter, sent
'^ by Master Itherins de Concoreto, the Pope's nuncio and collector of monejrs
bequeathed for the Holy Land and of all dues of the Church of Borne in
England, to collect the same in the dioceses of Exeter and Bath and Wells.
Bow.
April 24.
Wingham.
Presentation of John de Graystok to the church of Lammays iu the
diocese of Bangor.
Vacated by surrender,
April 28. The like of Balph de Fincham to the church of North Lynn in the
Stratford atte diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of a late voidance of the
Bow. ahbey of St. Edmunds.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise on the Patent Roll of 6 Edward IIL
April 28.
Stratford.
April 28.
Stratford.
March 29.
Eltham.
April 29.
Stratford atte
Bow.
May 1.
Dartford,
April 28.
Stratford.
May 2.
Dartford.
May 2.
Dartford.
May 8.
Havering atte
Bower.
May 1.
Dartford.
1330.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
Licence for John son of John de Vienna to grant to Boger Lysewy of
Salisbury, Joan his wife, and his heirs, the reversion of a messuage, lol acres
of land, 25 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 18 acres of wood, and
110«. Q\d. in rent in Estdeene, Lokerle and Holebury, held in chief, now in
the tenure of John de Wyshawe and Elena his wife, for the life of Elena.
By fine of 2 marks. Southampton.
Protection with clause rogamus for one year for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Mary Bethlehem without Bisshopesgate in the
suburb of London, and their attorneys, collecting alms in the churches
in England, Ireland and Wales. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any
unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Grant to John de Stafford that he shall retain the bailiwick of the
serjeanty of Meath in Ireland, during minority of the heir of Matthew
Broun who held the same in fee, instead of during pleasure only as lately
granted to him. By p.s.
Grant to John de Leycestre, king's clerk, of the of&ce of summoner in
the Exchequer in Dublin, during good behaviour. By K.
Appointment of John de Balscote as chief chamberlain of the Exchequer
in Dublin, during good behaviour. By K. & C.
Boger Hotoft, going beyond seas on the king's service with Mary
late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, has letters
nominating Nicholas Hotofb his attorney in England until All Saints
Day.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for John of Brittany, earl
of Richmond, staying beyond seas.
Appointment of William de Burton, king's clerk, as second remembrancer
in the Exchequer in Dublin, during good behaviour. By K.
Licence for Agnes late the wife of John de Neubynggyng, tenant in
chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
By fine of '60s. Cumberland.
Licence for John son of Gilbert de Mikelham to enfeoff John son of Adam
de Apperderle and John son of John de Mikelham the younger of a
messuage and 2s, 8d, in rent in Mikelham, with the advowson of the church
of that place, held in chief. By fine of 208, Surrey.
Grant to William le FitzWaryn * le f rere ' of 30/. out of the farm of
the castle of Montgomery in Wales, which he holds at farm of the king,
to be received during pleasure or until other provision be made for him.
ByK.
108
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Membrane 11 — cont.
May 5. Appointment of Simon de KnoUe to the bailiwick of Totenhale near
Havering atte Lichfield, during good behaviour.
Bower.
May 4.
Dartford.
May 7.
HaveriDg atte
Bower.
May 2.
brd.
May
Dartfo
Protection for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary
Magdalene at Boulogne while collecting arrears of a rent of 20/. due from
the manor of Ronton, co. Kent.
Licence for the alienation to the abbot and convent of Kirksted of the
following messuages, lands and rent in augmentation of the sustenance of
two of the monks celebrating divine service daily in their church for the
souls of the faithful departed :
by Alan de Grymmescrofb, two messuages, 25 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow and 9^. in rent in Koltham and Kughton by Marton ;
by William de Horncastre of Foletby, seven messuages and 24 acres of
land in Horncastre, Thimelby and Langeton ;
by Luke Harald, 6 acres of meadow and 44 acres of marsh in Rlaun-
keneyefen. By fine of lOCs, Lincoln.
Ratification in Parliament of letters patent dated 22 February,
3 Edward III., being a pardon to William de Monte Acute of his debts to
the Crown. By K. & C
AprU 22.
Wipgham.
April 4.
Dover.
April.
April 26.
Dartford.
April 22.
Wingham.
Ma^8.
Havermg atte
Bower.
April 28.
Stratford.
April 22.
Wingham.
Membrane 10.
Thomas de Wyntryngham, clerk, going to Ireland with Adam de
Lymbergh, king's clerk, the chancellor of Ireland, has letters nominating
Simon de Wyntryogham and Stephen de Duddeleye his attorneys in England
for one year.
Herbert de Gresseby also going has like letters nominating Hichard de
Somerby, parson of the church of Berkeswell. By testimony of Adam.
Protection with clause volumiiSy until midsummer, for Thomas West
going beyond seas on the king's service. By p.s.
John prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, sta3ring in that country, has
letters nominating Robert de Rufford and John Payn his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause nolumusj for one year, for the prior of Bergeveny.
The like for the abbot of Deulacres.
The like for two years for the following : —
John de Quengou, parson of the church of Ledenham.
Roger, parson of the church of St. Edmund, North Lynu.
The prioress of Chesthonte.
William de Leycestre, parson of the church of Chynnore.
Thomas de Rasen, parson of the church of Malteby.
The like for one year for the following :—
John Grobaud, knight.
John de Norton, parson of the church of Great Bradeleye.
Thomas Robert of Shaldewell of Shaldford.
John le Walssh, parson of the church of Shire.
Presentation of Hugh de Eboraco to the church of Roscrouther, in the
diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Revocation of the late grant to Richard Oweyn of the prebend of
Alvetheleye in the free chapel of St, Mary Magdalen, Bmggenorth, on
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
109
April 24.
Wingham.
April 22.
Wingham.
April 28.
Stratford.
April 25.
WiDgham.
1331. Membrane 10 — cont.
eyidence produced in the Chancery by Master William le Brun, king's
clerk, that he holds the same by collation of Edward I. made thirty years
ago. By C.
Exemprion, for lifci of William Osword of Thanet from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
Presentation of John de Stannford, king's clerk, rector of Little
Greddyng in the diocese of Lincoln to the church of Swannescombe in the
diocese of Rochester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Eklmund, late earl of Kent, tenant in chief ; on an exchange of
benefices with William Cros.
Grant to William Danvers of the bailiwick of the rider in the forest
of Dene, during pleasure. By K.
Appointment of Peter de Sorviller to the custody of the castle and baili-
wick of Cressy in the county of Ponthieu, during pleasure. By K.
Ratification of the estate of Gilbert de Shepton, king's clerk, as parson
of the church of Crych, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, on the collation
of the prior and convent of Montacute. By K.
Joan daughter of William de Dublin, staying in England, has letters
nominating William de Rydewalle and Robert de Rydewalle her attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
Ratification of the estate of John de Eccleshale as parson of the church
of Overton, in the diocese of Winchester, on the collation of John bishop
of the diocese. By p.s.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Stonele for acquiring in mortmain,
without licence, a messuage and land from each of the following, Robert
Frankeleyn, Henry de Wtdburlee, Nicholas Malyn, Margaret ' of the Lo
Mulne' and John Moys, land from Richard Godehod}', a messuage and
land from William de la Sale, a messuage and land from Simon Roberti, a
messuage from William de Thomhale, a messuage and land from William
Fosaunt, a messuage from William Payne, land from Robert de War-
rewyk, 16c?. in rent from Richard de Alemannia, a messuage and land
from Stephen de Burchyngbury, a messuage and land from Thomas
Osborn, land from Thomas de Fynham, from Thomas Hog, from Susanna
Dalyan, from Margery de Balscote, and from Robert *• of the Hulle,' a
messuage and land from Alice Underwode, land from Richard de Daddele,
from Roffer Goupil, and from John de la Hulle« a messuage and land from
Alice de Bachus, a messuage and land from William Persone and a messuage
and land from Simon Underwode, all in Stonele, a messuage, land and rent
from Michael de la More, in Stonele and Cobynton and a messuage from
John Heryng of Lillynton, another from Robert Sachel, land from GeofiVey
le Tippere and from Robert Fautard, in Birycote ; and licence for them to
retain the same, which (exclusive of the rents) are of the yearly value of
4/. Is. 3d.f as appears by the inquisition, in part satisfaction of the land
and rent to the yearly value of 80/. which they had licence from the late
king to acquire.
March 24. Annexation of Chirk in Wales, which has escheated to the king by the
W«itinhMt«r. forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Marl, earl of March, to the Crown for
ever. By pet. of C and fine of 200 marks.
[Fadera.]
Apr. 81 (itc.) Appointment of William de Crokesle to the office of porter and parker of
Havering attc Trenieton, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Boir«r.
April 28.
Wingham.
April 4*
Dover.
April 22.
Wingfaam.
110
CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
May 3.
Dartford.
April 22.
Wingham.
AprU 12.
Pont Ste.
Maxence.
May 5.
Hayering atte
Bower.
Membrane 10 — cont,
G-rant to Joba de Stafford of the office of usher of the Exchequer in
Dublin, during good behaviour. By K.
Presentation of John de Staunford to the church of Swannescombe in
the diocese of Rochester in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant in chief. By K.
Mandates to the escheators on this side and beyond Trent for restitu-
tion of the temporalities in England of the see of Rouen to Peter, the arch-
bishop, who has done fealty to the king. By p.s.
Presentation of Thomas de Staunton, parson of the church of Ewell
in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Banham in the diocese of
Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of St. Marjr's
Abbey, York, on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Cave. By p.s.
April 26.
Eltham.
April 28.
Stratford atte
Bow.
March 28.
Eltham.
May 2.
Eltham.
April 26.
Dartford.
May 1.
Dartford.
April 28.
Stratford.
May 5.
Havering atte
Bower.
Membrane 9.
Acceptance of a demise by the executors of Robert de Monte Alto to
Hugh son and heir of John de Sancto Johanne of Basjmg, tenant in chief,
of the custody, during his minority, of the lands of the said John which
Robert held by grant from the king at a yearly rent, with the knight's
fees, advowsons of churches and other appurtenances, and grant that the
said Hugh shall hold the same without rendering any rent. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator on this side Trent.
Hugh prior of Holy Trinity, Tork, going beyond seas, has letters nomi-
nating John de Carleton, clerk, and Richard de Bketon, his attorneys in
England for one year.
Pardon to John de Molyns, king's yeoman, for entering Nottingham
Castle with others armed, and being present when Roger de Mortuo Man,
late earl of March, was arrested, and for adherence to the Despensers ;
with general pardon. By p.s.
Licence for Henry de Chaucombe to enfeoff Richard atte Purye, parson
of the church of Bereford St. Martin, and Richard de Famhull of a
messuage, 100 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Bereford St. Martin,
and of the bailiwick of the office of forester of Gravele, co. Wilts,' which
are held in chief, and for them to regrant the same to him, for life, with
successive remainders to William Peverell, and Edith his wife, for their
lives, to Henry Peverell, in fee tail, to John Peverell, in fee tail, and to the
right heirs of the aforesaid William. By fine of 2 marks. Wilts.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William la Zousche of Har-
yngworth to the keeper and chaplains of St. Peter's chapel, Kiriceby on the
Wrethek, of the advowson of two parts of the church of Clipston.
By fine of 20$.
The like by Walter de Borughton, vicar of the church of Herdyngton, of
a messuage, mill, an acre of land and 5 acres of meadow in Wikerisyndon,
to a chaplain to celebrate' divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary,
Borughton, for the souls of the said Walter and his ancestors.
By fine of 50«. Gloucester.
Ratification of an assignment by Stephen, archbishop of Armagh, to
Master Simon Gt^rnon, for life, of a yearly pension of 100;., out of the
church of Staghbanon, the same having been made with the consent of John
de Bermyngham, the patron, and Master Reymond de Bermyngham, the
parson of the church. By fine of 1 mark. Ireland.
Licence for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, to grant for life to Mary
de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, the castles, towns, manors and
lands which he holds in chief in England. By K.
5 EDWARD m.— Pabt L 111
1331, Membrane 9 — conL
May 4. Protection until the feast of St. Peter ad Vineula for Geoffrey de
Havering atte Keteleston, and his servants in carrying out a licence from the king to
Bower. export a thousand quarters of beans beyond seas and make profit thereof.
ByK.
March 6. Grant to the abbot and convent of Tavistock that they may retain in
Croydon, mortmain the church of Whitchurch, the advowson whereof was granted
to them by Walter I^abbe, with the licence of Eklward I., and which was
then appropriated to them by Thomas sometime bishop of Exeter with the
consent of the dean and chapter. By fine of 10/.
April 31. Exemption for life of Bichard de Clodeshale of Bermyngeham from
Havering atte being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances and from appointment as
Bower. mayor, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
April 30. Impeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dkted 5 December, 22
Havering atte Edward I., being a grant to the prior and canons of St. Mary's, Carlisle,
Bower. ^f tithes in Inglewood Forest. By p.s.
May 6. Pardon, at the request of the lord of Sully, to John de Maeute for
Haveringe atte breaking out of prisons in England. By K.
Bower.
May 8. Boger de Criketot, staying in England, has letters nominating John de
Havering atte la Mountayne, his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Bower.
May 10. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 8 August, 13 Edward II., being
Havering atte a grant to Bertrand de Asserio, king's derk, of the prebend of Bedewynd
Bower. |jj the church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
May 6. Exemption for life of John de Eland, knight, from being put on assizes,
Havering atte juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, escheator, sheriff.
Bower. coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Membrane 8.
May 6. Protection with clause nolumus until Michaelmas for John de Crumbewell
Havering atte going on pilgrimage beyond seas. By K.
Bower.
Feb. 7. Appointment of William le Waferer to the bailiwick of the king's laund of
loLngley. Benyfeld in Rockingham Forest, during good behaviour. By p.s.
May 2. Pardon to the burgesses of Drogheda in the piy-t of Meath of 60 marks
Dartford. out of the farm of their town for repair of the bridge there, to be allowed
at the Exchequer in Dublin by instalments of 20 marks in each of the next
three years. By K. & C.
The like to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of UrieL
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below.
Mav 9. Thomas de Ponynges staying beyond seas has letters nominating John
Havering atte Peverel and David de Baldock his attorneys in England for one year.
^^«'- By p.s.
April 30. Notification of the record of a cause between Edward I. and Adam, then
Havering atte prior, and the convent of St. Mair, Carlisle, tried at Carlisle before William
Bower. ^^ Vescy, Thomas de Normanvilf, and Bichard de Creppinges, justices in
eyre of die forest, on Saturday the morrow of All Souls, 13 Edward I., on
a writ of quo warranto^ touching the following liberties in Inglewood
Forest, common of pasture in right of their church for the defendants and
their tenants within the metes of the forest, tithes of venison and of hay^
112 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 8 — cont,
pannage, aftcr-pannage, agistment of foals, calves, lambs, swine, goats and
other animals ; also of fish taken in the lake of Temwathelan, caUed * Layke
brait,' the hides of all beasts found dead by the foresters, the right to hunt
the hare and fox with their hounds without the covert, that their hounds be
quit of expeditation, the right to a charcoal burner to make charcoal for
them of all dead wood in the grass, and to such oaks thrown down by the
wind as they and their servants can before others mark by an axe stroke to
the core, all which the said prior and convent claimed by immemorial usage
producing a horn which they said was given with the liberties by Henry [I.],
the founder of their housn; and of a writ, dated 7 February, 14 Edward I.,
to the aforesaid justices of the forest, directing that the prior and convent
were to be permitted to have the said liberties, saving only oaks thrown
down by the wind. By p.s.
May 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Ludyngton, king's
Dartford. clerk, of two messuages, a toft and four and a half bovates of land in Roxbj
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in Roxby church for the good
estate of the said Peter in life, for his soul after death, and for the souls
of his father, mother, and other ancestors. By fine of 20^. Lincoln.
May 8. The like, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ by John de Cmmbeweli
Havenng atte to the prior and convent of Newstead in Shirewod, of 40 acres of arable
Bcwer. \2iii^ in a place called Bardeley within the hay of Lyndeby, with 68 acres
of waste land within the same, the whole being in Shirewod Forest and
held at a rent payable at the Exchequer. By fine of 20*. Nottingham.
May 12. Thomas de Walpol, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Havering atte de Fynegal and John de Munstreworth, his attorneys in Ireland, for two
Bower. years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Vincent de Tarenta,
parson of the church of Everle, to the minister and friars of the Order of
the Holy Trinity, Eston, of an acre of land in Tidecombe Huse with the
advowson of the church of that town, and for them to appropriate the
church. By fine of 100*. Wilts.
May 8. Ratification of a grant by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, to
Havenng atte Richard de Grey of Codpnouere of the manor of Segrave, co. Leicester,
Bower. part of the lands late of Stephen de Segrave, tenant in chief, granted to the
earl by letters patent, dated 3 May, 1 Edward III., to hold during the
minority of John, the son, or other heir of the said Stephen with the
reversion of the dower lands of Christiana de Segrave within the said
manor when they shall fall in.
May 10. Licence for Robert de Heppale to enfeoff Thomas Stiward, chaplain, of
Havering atte 204 acres of land, 9 acres of meadow, 60 acres of wood, a moiety of a mill
Bower. ^nd an eighth part of another mill in Great Tossan and Nether Tir white,
of a moiety of the manor of Heppale, and of a knight's fee in Little Tossan,
Flote, Way ton, Warton, and Over Tir white, and of the advowson of a
moiety of the hospital of St. Leonard, Alribourn, held in chief, and for him
to regrant the same to the said Robert for life with remainders to Robert de
Oggle and Joan, his wife, in tail, and to the right heirs of the said Robert
de Heppale. By fine of 100*. Northumberland.
May 13. Pardon to John de Grimestede of a fine 10/. wherein he was amerced for
Havering atte causing trees of that value to felled in his wood of Grimestede, then within
Bower. ^jj^ metes of Claryndon Forest, towards payment of his ransom of 100
marks when taken prisoner by the Scots at Stiivelyn in the late king's
reign. By p.s.
Mav 10. Protection and safe conduct, during pleasure, for John Taket going to
Havenng atte the duchy [of Aquitaine] on business.
Bower.
5 EDWARD III.— Pabt I.
118.
1331.
Membrane 8 — coni.
Maj 8. Pardon to Adam de Shenton for the death of Adam de Wytjngton, as it
H»^nngatte appears by the record of Robert de Thorpe and John de Boy vm, justices
Bower. appointed to deliver the gaol of Northampton Castle, that he killed him in
self defence.
Maj 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John atte Water to the
Hayerm^ atte minister and Friars Minors of two messuages and 6 acres of land in
Bower. Maidenstane, to build an oratory and dwelling place there. By p3.
Mbmbranb 7.
May 4. Appointment of Henry, bishop of St. Davids to the custody of the manor
Dartford. and land of La Newehouse, escheats to the king by the forfeiture of Roger
de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, which are held of the hishop by a yearly
service of 8 marks and are of the yearly value of 7ls, 2^., as appears by
inquisitions and extents taken first by Gilbert Talbot, justice of South
Wales, and afterwards by John Giffbrd his deputy. He is to retain the
same until the next Parliament rent free in recompence of the said service,
unless the king order otherwise in the meantime.
Writ de intendendo directed to tenants of the manors of Halton,
Horblyng, Scarthow, Saltfleteby and Le Frith and of the castle and manor
of Bolyngbrok, co. Lincoln, in respect of their homages, fealties, rents,
and services due to Ebulo Lestraunge and Alesia his wife, the king having
granted the premises to them and the heirs of Ebulo in enlargement of a
grant thereof to them by the late king for the life of Alesia.
May 1. Pardon to William de Braunfeld of London, skinner, of his outlawry in
Stratfbid atte the county of Essex for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
Bow. to answer touching a plea of trespass of Richard Charman against
Thomas son of John de Claveryng of Alvethele, John his brother and the
said William.
Feb. 16.
Laogley.
April 30.
Stratford.
April 22.
Wingham.
May 2.
Dartford.
May a.
Dartford.
May 5.
Havering atte
Bower.
May 3.
Harering atte
Bower.
Acceptance of a grant. Tor life, by letters patent, dated 1 Febmaryy
3 Edward III., to lUlph Chyvaler, king's clerk, of the custody of the
hospital of St. Nicholas without Carlisle. By p.s.
Licence, aOter inquisiUon ad quod damnum^ for Robert de Dittone to
close a way leading to Waleton and Certeseye for the enlargement of his
dwelling house in Tamyse Dittone on condition that he make on his
own land a like way equally convenient for public use.
By fine of ^ mark. Surrey.
Pardon to Walter de Olastenbury for the death of John Rande * hakenay-
man ' of Southampton, as it appears by the record of John de Bousser and
his fellows, justices of the late king appointed to deliver Neugate gaol^
that he killed him in self defence.
Pardon to Henry de Mortimer for lU^quiring in fee from John de Peyto
100 acres of land in Wottone in Claverleye, co. Salop, said to be held in
chieff and entering thereon without licence ; and restitution to him of the
same which had been taken into the king's hands on account of the trespass.
ByK.
The like to William le Chaumbrelein and Felicia his wife for a like
trespass in acquiring from John de Mohun a messuage and 30 acres of
land in Rarampton, co. Somerset. By pA
Appointment of William de Monte Acuto, for service to the king as well
beyond seas as on this side, to the custody, during minority of the heir of
Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant in chief, of the manor of Camel with
the park, the manor and town of Somerton with the hundred of Somerton,
the warren and pasture of Kyngesmore, the maoor of Kyngesbury with the
U 65658.
U
U4 , CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1331. Membrane 7 — cont.
rent of assise of Melbourneport, the hundred of Horethorn and a rent
of 20/. payable by the prior and convent of Bath for the towns of Baa and
Berton. By K & C.
May 4. Grant to Edmund Bacun of the custody, during minority of the heir
iSwIr*"^ of Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant in chief, of the manor of Beseby and soke
of Waltham, saving knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards, marriages
and escheats. By K. & C.
Ma^ 6. Grant, for a fine of 70 marks, to Joan late the wife of John de Pabeham,
B^^er^ tenant in chief, of the custody, during minority of John the heir, of two
parts of her late husband's lauds, extended as of the yearly value of 41. 4d,
and two parts of a halfpenny, with the marriage of the said heir, but
not knights' fees and other royalties. By bill of the Treasurer.
May 8. Licence, at the request of Edward de Bonn, the king's kinsman, for
^*^^*°«f «**« Isabella late the wife of George Meriete, tenant in chief, to marry John de
^^*''- Kyrketon. By p.s.
May 6. Pardon to Walter de Bampton * le uncle ' for the abduction of Isabella
Havering atte late the wife of Walter de Plumland. By p.8.
Bower. ^1,^ jj^^ ^ j^^^^ g^^ ^£ j^^ert de Bampton.
May 7. Appointment of Simon Fitz Richard as second justice of the Bench in
Hayering atte Dublin, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Bower. » o r /
May 8. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Robert de Haldenby«'
Havering atte
Bower.
May 2. Grant to William de Monte Acuto, for service to the king as well beyond
Dartford. seas as on this side and for dangers incurred in relief of the king's estate,
and with the assent of Parliament, that he shall retain, for life, by the
rent of a rose at Midsummer, the manor of Werk upon Tweed as granted
to him by letters patent on 15 April, 3 Edward III.
By K. & C.
May 5. Licence for Robert de Pavely to enfeoff Nicholas Try vet and Nicholas
Havering atte da Ledred of the manor of BykenhuU, co. Somerset, held in chief, and for
Bower. them to re-grant the same to him and Alice his wife, for their lives, with
remainders to John son of William de Stapelton and Cicely his wife in fee
tail and to the right heirs of Robert. By fine of ^ mark.
May 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Billyngburgh of a
Havering atte toft and 84 acres of land in Croft and Thorp by Waynflet to two chaplains
Bower. ^q celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Elena in the chapel of
St. Elena, Croft by Waynfiet, for the soul of the said Henry, after death,
and for the souls of his father, mother and ancestors. By fine of 10/.
Membrane 6.
May 7. Licence for Thomas Golafre the elder to enfeoff Thomas Golafre the
Havering atte younger of the manor of Cercedene, co. Oxford, held in chief, and for him
Bower. ^q re-grant the same to the grantor, Joan his wife and William GolafrCi
for their lives, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas the elder.
By p.s.
May 3. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Robert de Newerk^
Dartford, clerk.
The like for the followuig i—
William Gouk of Athelyngfiete.
Gilbert de Ebor', parson of the church of Ravenyngham, for two
yeara«
6 EDWABD m.— Part I. 116
1331. Membrane 6 — cotU,
Henry de Thorp, parson of the church of Brom, for two years.
The abbot of Louth Park.
Hugh de Mareny, parson of the church of Northton by Bury Sti
Edmunds, for two years.
John de Ellerker the younger.
Thomas de Wylughby of Somercotes.
Margaret late the wife of Robert de Wylughby.
Alan de Sutton.
Bouland Trewennard of Bristol, for two years.
Master Henry de Cantuaria, for two years.
Jchn de Celer of Bristol.
John de Hemyngburgh, parson of a moiety of the churches of
Middelton and Colyntre.
Adam son of William de Wysebech.
Thomas de Bauniburgh, keeper of the hospital of Boulton, who is
constantly attendant on the king's business, for two years.
March 22. Pardon to Thomas Laurence de la More and Isabella his wife for acquiring
Westminster, for themselves and the heirs of Thomas from John Laurence de ia More,
his father, a messuage, two carucates of land, 30 acres of meadow, 12 acres
of pasture, a grore called * Hapse * and SI*, ll^d. in rent, in Little Haddon,
in the parish of Bampton, with the homages and services of the free and
customary tenants, the villeins and their issues and all other appurtenances,
held as of the manor of Bampton, part of the ancient demesne of the Crown,
which had previously been acquired in fee simple by the said John from
John de Haddon, to whom they had been re-granted, after surrender, by
Aymer de Valencia late earl of Pembroke, to hold in fee simple by certain
services contained in the deed of grant, without the licence of the king's
progenitors or of the king having been obtained for any of the aforesaid
transfers ; and licence for them to retain the premises. Bj fine of 10*.
May 6. Grant to the good men of Cosyngton and Rothele, co. Leicester, of
Havering atte pontage for four years on wares passing over the bridge across the Sore in
Bower. ^jjg king's highway between their towns, for repair of the said bridge.
ByC.
May 8. Gift to Thomas de Bradestan, in enlargement of a late grant to him of
Havering atte the custody of the manors of Lechelade, Bardesle and 8udyngton, co.
Bower. Gloucester, late of Edmund, earl of Kent, of the winter corn growing in the
lands of those manors. By p.8.
Ma;^ 6. Licence for John de >Sudle to enfeoff John de Staunton of 40 acres of
Haveripg atte meadow in Sudle, held in chief. By fine of 4 mark. Gloucester.
j30^f er.
May 12. William de Chorlcton, Katherine his wife and Margaret wife of John de
Havering atte Ansey, Eleanor, Elena and Joan, sisters of Katherine, staying in England,
Bower, jj^ve Jetters nominating the said John their attorney in Ireland for two
years.
May 10. Pardon to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Meath, in cunsidera-
Havering atte tion of their costly labours in the service of the king and of his pro^nitorS|
Bower. of a fine of 100 marks made to the king for liberties granted to them, as
well as of GO marks out of their farm to be applied in repairinij their
bridge. The latter sum is to be allowed them when paying their farm at
the Exchequer in Dublin by the deduction of 20 marks in each of the three
next years. By K» & C*
The like to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Uriel.
MAy 8. Appointment of Nicholas de Derneford, for service to the late king and
fiavering atte the king, as master of the works in the king's castles in South Wales, with
Bower. ^aily wages of I2d. to be paid by the chamberlain there, during good
behaviour. By K«
a2
116 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
n QQ J Membrane 6 — cont.
May 14. John Pecche, knight, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Thomas
Havering atte de Brailles and Richard de Stonlegh his attorneys in England, until Easter.
Bower.
May 13. Protection for one year for Brother John de Warrewyk, a hermit
Hayering atte dwelling at Bentewod by Claryndon, co. Wilts, collecting alms.
Bower.
May 10. Grant to John de Nevill of Homeby, for service at the arrest of Roger
HaTcring atte de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, of the manors of Lodres, Phelipston and
Bower. Up Wymborn, co. Dorset, and of Chebreie, co. Berks, late of John Mautravers,.
and of Wynterburh Houton, co. Dorset, late of Hugh le Despenser the elder,
until he receive yearly 200 marks in land.
[FcederaJ] By K. & C. on information of the Treasurer.
Feb. 8. Appointment of John Travers, Robert de Norton, Richard de Westcote
Langley. and Elias de Godele as justices of assizes and of all other pleas, and of oyer
and terminer in the islands of Gemereie, Jereseie, Serk and Aureneye, for
this turn. ^ ^ -^7 C.
Mandate in pursuance to the keepers of the said islands.
Writ de intendendo directed to all in the islands in favour of the said
justices.
May 16. Signification to S. archbishop of Canterbury and his officials that in the
Havering atte second year of this reign William de Clif recovered in the Bench against
Bower. William son of John Pycot of Heydon the right to present to the church
of Ueydon.
Mbmbranb 5.
May 8. Licence for John de (Jrtiaco, knight, to grant to William de Monte
Havermg atte Acuto that the manors of Cory Ry vel, Langport, Hambrugge, Bradewaye
Bower. and ErneshullCy the hundreds of Abedyk and Boleston and the advowsons
of the churches of Cory Ryvel and Emeshnlle, said to be held in chief,
shall on the death of Sibyl late the wife of Henry de Urtiaco, tenant for
life, remain to him in fee simple, and for him after attornment by the same
Sibyl to grant that the premises shall remain to the said John for life if he
survive her. By p.8.
May 8. Licence for tlie alienation in mortmain in part satisfaction of the 20
Havering atte marks yearly in land and rent which the prior and convent of St Mary,
Bower. Worcester have the late king's licence to acquire, of a messuage and virgate
of land in Peche^leye by Adam de la Wodhalle, of 20 acres of land there by
William de Gomstol and John de Braunsford| parson of the church of
Hereforton, and of the reversion of a messuage, 14 acres of land, 3 roods
of meadow, and Id, in rent in Alvestone, expectant on the demise of Adam
de Styvynton and Juliana his wife, by Philip, vicar of Alvestone, and
William de Prees, chaplain ; the said messuages and lands being of the
yearly value of 29^. as appears by the inquisition.
May 1. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons in Lreland from citing the
Eltham. burgesses of Drogheda on either side the river before the Court Christian to
answer touching pleas relating to chattels and debts, not of testament or of
marriage, and , trespasses against the king's peace as well as fees of lay
persons ; the c<!|gnisance whereof, as is well known, belongs only to the king
in right of his &oyfu. By K. & C.
May 8. Mandate to s&erifis, bailiffs and ministers of the household not to take
Havering atte prises of the go^ds of John Stodeye of Lynn^ tavemer, citizen of Londooi
Bower. contrary to the cluarter of the city.
5 EDWARD III.— Pabt I. 117
1331. Meinbrane 5^^on(,
May 18. The like fop Nicholas Sterre, citizen.
Havering atte
Bower. ""
May 8. The like for John de Cherleton, citizen.
Havering atto
Bower.
May II. Presentation of Guasbert de Bovis Villa to the church of St. Saurin,
HaTering atte Grande Castmmi otherwise Puchmirol, in the diocese of Agen. By p.8.
Bower.
May 14. Richard de Burgh, staying in England, has letters nominating Thomas
Havering atte Bagot and Henry Bagot his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Bower.
May 16. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the Pope's
R*^"fif *tte nuncio and collector of a four-yearly tenth imposed by him upon the clergy
Bower. qJ England and granted to the king in return for one moiety thereof, for the
sum or 527/. 8^. out of the Pope's moiety received by the hands of Anthony
Bache, king's merchant; with promise to repay the same to Anthony at
midsummer. By p.s.
Ma;p 17. Pardon to John atte Hacche for the death of John son of Hamo Lukeis
Havering atte of Harwe, as it appears by the record of Richard de Wilughby and John de
Bower. Grantham, justices appointed to deliver Neugate prison, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Maj^ 17. Notification to S. bishop of London of the revocation of the late presen*
Havering atte tation of Gilbert de Chishull, king's clerk, to the church of Great Horkesle,
Bower. ^[^^ ^^ church being at the time of such presentation already held by John
de Coueleye, king's clerk. Bj p.s.
Ratification of the estate of the said John therein.
"McLj 10. Pardon to John Inge for acquiring from Alice late the wife of John de
Havering atte Moeles a mill and rent of 36*. in Depeford and Alvyngton, co. Devon, held
Bower. Jq chief, previously acquired by her with Roger sometime her husband
' from John de Moeles for their lives, and entering thereon without licence
of the king having been obtained for either transfer ; and restitution to him
of the same, to hold for the life of Alice. By fine of 1 mark.
Ma;^ 12. Exemplification of a charter, dated 7 Jul^, 21 Edward I., being a grant
Havering atte to the abbot and convent of Melsa of land m Skipse with the advowsons
Bower. ^f ^i^q churches of Skipse, Esyngton and Cayngham, co. York, late of
Aveline daughter and heiress of William de Fortibus, sometime earl of
Albemarle.
March 28. Assignment to the king's merchants Dinus Forcetti and the other mer*
Eltham. chants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, in part s^tisfiiction of what is
due to them from the king, of 1,000/. out of 2,000 marks lately sent to
(Jascony for the king's service by Richard de Par, his clerk, and now there
in his custody, the king taking all risks of loss of the 86me while being
brought back to England. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Par.
Assignment to the same merchants of the balance of 600 marks out of the
said 2,000 marks.
May 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elias de Cherleton and
Havering atte Benedicta, his wife, to the abbot and convent of Tychefeld of the manor of
Bower. Crofton by Tychefeld, to find one of the canons as chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the chapel of St. Edmund, Crofton, for the soul of
Edward |^n.y and for the souls of the said Elias and Benedicta, aftei
US CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS,
jggj Membrane 5 — cont
their death, and for the abbot and convent to regrant the manor to them for
life.
By fine of 10 marks, and because the abbot had a licence to acquire
IOO5. yearly in land and rent which he has surrendered and which
has been cancelled.
May 20. Licence for John son of Peter de Hothum to enfeoff Nicholas de Cante-
Havering aite brigge, parson of the church of Fen Ditton, of the manor of Bondeby, co.
Bower. Lincoln, said to be held in chief; and for him to re-grant the same to the
eaid John for life with successive remainders in tail to John and Peter his
sons, and to Alan son of Ralph de Crephill and with ultimate remainder to
the right heirs of John son of Peter.
By line of ^ mark at the instance of the bishop of Ely.
May 12. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the revocation of the late
Havering atte presentation of John de Badmynton, king's xlerk, to the church of
Bower. Brynkworth. By K.
Membrane 4.
May 2. Pardon to Thomas de Brewosa for acquiring without licence the manora
Bartford. of Wassyngton (two acres excepted) and I^^ndon, co. Sussex, with the
advowson of the church of the latter manor.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine of 10/. in the first year
of the reign.
[^Patent Eollf 1 Edward IIL^part 1, m, 7.]
May 10. Grant to the prior of Tikeford that he may retain in mortmain the advow-
Havenng atte son of the tithes of one third part of the church of Aston by Birmingham,
Bower. j^ right of his church of St. Mary, Tikeford, as lately recovered by him in
the Bench against the prioress of Gatesby. By fine of 10 marks*
May 12. Licence in mortmain, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for Master
Havering atte Anthony Beek, dean of Lincoln, to retain as a park the wood of Eyton
Bower. which Philip de Wilughby, sometime dean, imparked without licence.
By fine of 40t. Lincoln.
May 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas le Spenser of a
HavenDg atte messuage, 10 acres and half a virgate of land and 8 acres of meadow in
Bower. Wike for the support of a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of Wike in honour of St. Mary. By fine of 2 marks. Gloucester.
May 16. Licence, for a fine made by Nicholas Husebonde, for John Ros and John
Havering atte Wauncy, chaplains to enfeoff Laurence Sely and Agnes his wife of a
Bower. messuage in the parish of St. Nicholas Shambles, London, held in chief by
the tenure usual in the city, as appears by an inquisition taken by John de
Pulteueye, mayor and escheator, with successive remainders to Alice sister
of Agnes, in fee, to the said Nicholas, for life, and to the keepers of London
Bridge for the time being for the maintenance of the bridge and to find a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the said churcn of St. Nicholas
for the soul of Roger Husebond. By fine of 40*. London.
May 15. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John de TiddesweU,
Havenng atte parson of the church of Hermeston.
Bower. The like for the following :—
WiUiam de Clif.
Master Robert de Patrica, prebendary of Parva Gaia in the church of
St. Cedda, Lichfield, and of Stretton in the free chapel of Penkerich.
John Travers, prebendary of Sandiacre, in the church of St. Cedda,
Lichfield.
6 EDWARD III.— Pabt I. 119
1331. Membrane ^^cont.
William de CaunvuU, knight*
William Herlyug, for two years.
John Morizi knight, for two years*
Adam le Squiler, ^ chapeleyn/
Jnne 2. The master and brethren of the hospital of the Holy Inaocents without
Bary St. Lincoln, for two years.
Edmunds.
May 31. John Moriz, going to Ireland with William de Burgo, earl of Ulster,
Bury St. has letters nominating Thomas Moris and Thomas de Stodeleye, his
Sdmands. attorneys in England for two years.
May 28. Protection for one year for the burgesses of Shrewsbury. By K.
Bury St.
Edmondf.
May 30. Appointment of Henry Byen to the parkership of Makesfeld Park, co.
Buiy St Chester, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Edmuiidf.
May 23. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds that their liberties
HaveriDg Atte shall not be prejudiced by the appointment of John de Stonore and John
Bower. ^q Cantebrigge, as commissioners of oyer and terminer in the counties of
Suffolk and Norfolk, or by any sessions which they may hold as such
within the borough of Bury St. Edmunds. By K. & C.
May 27. Grant to John de Enefeld, the king's serjeant at arms, for services to
Bury St. the king's grandfather, father and the king, of 20 marks yearly at the
Bdmuuds. Exchequer, for life, or until he receive the equivalent in land and rent.
By p.s.
The like to Banulph de Charomi king's serjeant at arms. By p.8.
May 13. Grant to John Gategangge of Gateshevedd of the office of controller of
fiavenng atte customs in the port of Newcastle-upon-T^ne and thence along the coast
Bower. ^o Berwidi, to hold during pleasm*e with the custody of the cocket seal.
ByC.
The like to the following t-r-
John de Spayne, in the ports of Kyiigeston-upon-HuU and Ravense-
rode.
John de Askham, in the port of Boston and thence along the coast to
Lrnn (Lenne Episcopt),
WilHam de Paston, in the port of Lynn and thence along the coast
to Yarmouth.
John de Ode, in the port of Yarmouth and ihence along the ooast to
Ipswich.
William Kyngild, ia the port of Ipswich and thenoe along the coast to
the mouth of the Thames.
William de Arderne, In the port of London, and thence along the coaut
to Graveaend on either side of the river.
William Motoun, in the port of Sandwich and thence along the coast
to Wyncbelse on one side and Rochester on the other.
Adam de Roke&le, in the port of Southampton and thence along the
coast to Weymouth.
Robert de Elncsted, in the port of Chichester and thence along the
coast to Southampton on one side and Seford on the other.
Martin le Keu, in the port of Exeter.
May 28. Pardon to John son of Madoc de Taseburgh for abjuring the realm for
^^ St. the death o£ William Douce of Taseburgh. By K.
■m
120 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 331 , Membrane 4 — cont.
Maj 30. Pardon to John de Bulneye the younger of his outkwry in the county of
Bury St. Suffolk for non-appearance hefore John de Stonore and other justices of
Edmunds, ^yer and terminer to answer touching trespasses committed at St. Edmund's
Abhey. By p.8.
MSUBRANS 3.
May 20. Richard de Fynchesle and Richard de Hengham^ canons of Holy
HaTexiDg atto Trinity, London, bringing news of the cession of Roger de Poleye, their prior,
Bower. jmy^ letters of licence to elect. By p.s.
May 18. Presentation of Edmund de London, parson of the church of Halton in
Hayering atte the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Swannescoumpe in the diocese of
:Bower. Rochester in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
of Edmund earl of Kent, on an exchange of benefices with William Cros.
By pA
May 21. Appointment of ^.dam Mundy of Wodestok to the custody of the king's
HaTering ttte pai*k of Cornebury, during pleasure. By p.s.
Bower.
M^ 20. Protection, during pleasure, for Master Robert de Stratford, king's
Havering atte clerk, in his possession of the prebend of Bere and Chermenstre in the
Bower. church of St. Mary, Salisbury, on collation of the king ; and prohibition to
all persons from proceedings in derogation of the king's right to collate to
the same.
May 13. Grant, for life, to William de Weston, king's yeoman, for service to the
Hayering atte king's grandfather, father and the king, and for the remission of 200/. 75s.
Bower. wherein the late king was bound to him by letters patent which he has
surrendei'ed in the wardrobe, of the custody of Porchester Castle, co.
Southampton, with 6d. daily out of the issues of the county. By p.8.
Mandate to John Randolf to deliver the castle with the arms, victuals
and other appurtenances.
Feb. 27. Grant to Agnes wife of John Mautravers the younger, in enlargement
Croydon, of a late grant to her of lands of John de Argenton and John de Nerford,
sometime her husbands, which had escheated to the king by the rebellion
of John Mautravers, of the knight's fees and advowsons of churches
pertaining to the lands of John de Nerford. By K. & 0.
May 15. John de Haustede, staying in Gbscony on the king's service, has letters
Hayenng atte nominating William Kynebelle and William Gryk, diaplain, his attorneys
^^'^•^' in England for one year.
May 20. Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Richard de la
Hayering atte Bere of« Westcote, going to the islands of Gereseye and Gemereye on the
Bower. king's service.
Presentation of Robert de Hemmyngburgh to the church of Wotton, in
the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of Jdin de Hastynges, tenant in chief.
May 18. Presentation of John de Etton to the church of Brynk worth in the
Hayermg atte diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
Bower. Malmesbury Abbey.
May 24. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for William de Saunfonl appointed by
Bury St John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, a purveyor for the Chancery.
Edmunds. Xhe like for the foUowmg :—
Thomas de Famham.
Robert de Cristchurch.
John le Ferour.
Henry le Bolter,
5 EDWARD IIL—Pabt I.
121
1331.
May 25.
Sudbary.
Maj 26.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
May 28.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 28.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 30.
Bury St
Bdmunds.
May 28.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 29.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 28.
Buiy St
Edmunds.
Ma;f 15.
Ilayering atte
Bower.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
May 30.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
June 4.
Tfaetford.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Signification to W. archbishop of York of the royal assent to the election
of Thomas de Multon, a monk of St. Mary's, York, to be abbot of that
house. By p.8.
The like to S. bishop of London of the royal assent to the election of
Thomas Heron, a canon of Holy Trinity, London, to be prior of that
house. By p.8,
Adam de Sturmenstre and Bichard Maury, monks of Middelton Abbey,
bringing news of the death of Robert their abbot have letters of licence to
elect.
Robert Power going to Ireland has letters nominating William Power
and John de Enefeld his attorneys in England for one year.
Writ of aid and safe conduct for Giles de Ispannia, king's yeoman,
sent to bring to the king Thomas de Guniey, knight, arrested beyond
seas for compassing the death of the late king. [Fadera.]
Exemption, for life, of Gilbert de la Leghe from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Grant to John Horsman of the office of reaper and bedel of the manor of
Wyredesbury, during good behaviour. By p.8.
Appointment of Ralph Cok to the custody of the warren of Eilnesse
and Esington in Holdernesse, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in moitmain in part satisfaction of the 40
marks in land and rent which the prior and convent of St. Eatherine
without Lincoln have a licence from the late king to acquire, of a toil and
land in Canewyk, by Henry Cotty ; of land there, by Roger Spirel ; of a
toft and land in Navenby, by William Tolet; of a toft there, by Robert
Elyn ; of the like, by Robert de Daunhal ; of land in Freskeneye, by Hugh
Blese and Alan Herre; of land in Boby, by William son of Nicholas
David ; of marshland in Tymberlound, by Wiotus son of William de Mar-
ton ; of land in Stapilford, by John Stoil ; and of lOs. in rent in Lincoln by
Peter de Snelleslond, vicar of All Saints, Hundegate, Lincoln ; the said
tofts and lands being of the yearly value of 20$, as appears by the inquisition^
Writ of aid and safe conduct for Ranulph de (Harrom and John de
Enefeld, king's sergeants-at-arms, Font to conduct to the Tower of London
Robert de Benehole, John de Clopton, William de Clopton and Richard
de Caldebek lately convicted at Bury St. Edmunds before John de Stonote
and John de Cantebrigge, justices, on certain charges. By E.
Grant to Ralph de Gonthorp of the office of bailiff errant in the county of
Norfolk, during good behaviour, on testimony to his good conduct since he
was appointed to the office.
By testimony of Robert de Ufford and Oliver de Ingham
Exemption, for life, of John Brocas, king's yeoman, from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year for the prior of Bromholm.
Grant to the sub-prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of the
custody of that house void by the cession of Roger Poleye.
Vacated because on the Fine Boll,
132
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
June 8.
Norwich.
April 13.
Pont Ste.
liAxeQce.
Membrane 3 — cant
Protection if?ith clause nolumuSf for out year, for Hugh de Lonnewade.
The like for the following :—
Thomas de Millam.
John de Driby, parson of the church of Hedersete.
William de Culpho, parson of the church of Okie.
Giles late the wife of Hichard de Kadenhale.
John de Hales, parson of the church of Byntre.
Confirmation of a grant for life by queen Isabella to Isabella la Converse,
her god-daughter, of a daily allowance of 8 pence of Fans out of the issues
of Ponthieu, payable half-yearly. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuanee to the receiver of Ponthieu,
Mbmbranb 2.
May 20. Protection with dauso nolumw^ for one year, for Robert de Donnton
Havering atte going to Ireland.
Bower.
May 16.
Havering atte
Bower.
Ma;7 22.
Havenng atto
Bower.
May 18.
Hayering atte
Bower.
Majr 21.
Havering atte
Bower.
John Gkkf^, dean of Lichfield, staying beyond seas has letters nominating
John de Assheby and Soger de Bodenham his attorneys in England for
two years. By fine of 20«. Stafford.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Hugh Burgleion appointed a purveyor
for the household. By bill of the keeper of the wardrobe.
Appointment of Edmund de Eensyngton to the bailiwick of the parker
of the park of Eltham, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to his merchants Dinus
Forcetti and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence,
in sums of 4'5/. 16«. %d. paid at his request to Itichard de Bury, his clerk,
for the expenses of the household in parts beyond seas, and of 22/. paid
to Thomas West for two cups {evpis) bought fiom him for the king ; with
promise to pay the same at midsummer. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Appointment of John de Stafford to the ofilce of the marshal of the next
eyre of the justiciary in Ireland, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Grant to Ealph Sefoul of the custody dunng minority of John the son
and heir, of two parts of a moiety of the manor of Combes late of Bobeit
son of John de Thorpe, tenant in chief, free from payment of two parts of
the fee farm of 11/. 3;. 4^^. and a rent of 155. shown in the extent to be
due therefor at the Exchequer. This grant is made in recompenoe of one
by Thomas Bardoif, now deceased, of a sum of 10/., a coat and a saddle
yearly from his manor of Eungeton, co. Norfolk, held in chief, which John
do Warenna^ earl of Surrey who now holds the custody of the said manor
refuses to pay. By bill of the treasurer.
May 80. Batification of the estate of Master Thomas de Astele^ king's derk, as
Bniy archdeacon of Middlesex by provision of the Apostolic See. By p.8.
St. Edmands.
May 28. Licence for Oliver de Ingham to enfeoff John son of Oliver de Ingham
Bury and Katherine his wife of the manor of Est Codford, co. Wilts, with the
St. Edmunds, advowson of the church of that manor, held in chief, with remainder to the
right heirs of the grantor. By p.8.
May 22.
Havoring atte
Bower.
Mny 28.
Barnwell.
5 EDWABD HL-Vaxi I.
123
1331.
Ma^ 30.
Bury
St. EdmuDds.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
Jane 4.
Bury St.
Edmundtf.
June 4.
Bury St.
Edmonda.
June 8.
Norwich.
Juno 8.
Korwich.
June 11.
Barnwell
June 11.
Korwich.
June 8.
Norwich.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Qrant to Maurice de Berkele, in enlargement of the late grant to him o{
the manors of Mawardjn and Wynforton, co. Hereford, of all the issues of
those manors from the time that they escheated from Boger de Mortuo
Mariy earl of March, whereof the kiug has not yet been satisfied, and of any
goods of the king now therein. By K.
>
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds that the liberty granted
to them by Edward I. of holding the pleas arising within eight hundreds
and half of another hundi*ed at Henhowe, near Bury St. Edmunds, shall
not be prejudiced by the late appointment of John de Stonore and John
de Cantebrigge as justices of oyer and terminer in the counties of Suffolk
and Norfolk, or by any sessions which for the more speedy execution of
their commission they by the king's command held at Bemham within the
said hundreds. By K. & C.
Appointment of Owan Corder to the custody of the body of Ledes Castle
and to the superior custody of the king's park, foreign woods and stews
there. By K.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Mary late the wife of
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke.
The like for the following : —
Roger Perebroun, parson of the church of Brandon.
The master of the hospital of St. Giles, Korwich.
Richard de Bergh, parson of the church of Herdewik.
William le Clerk of South Walsham.
Walter March of Stanhowe.
William de Redham, Stephen son of Margaret de Redham and Alice
atte Park of Redham.
The abbot of Rievall.
Thomas, parson of the church of Colby.
Peter, parson of the church of Taverham.
The prior of Buttele.
Alina late the wife of Edward Burnel.
William Lucas, chaplain.
Katherine late the wife of Simon Boret of Shipedham.^
William Bai*entyn staying in England has letters nominating William
le Rous and John Herman his attorneys in the islands of Gemereye,
Gereseye, Serk and Aureneye for two years.
Appointment of John de la Bataille as second chamberlain of tho Ex«
chequer in Dublin, during good behaviour. By K. and C.
Mandate to the escheator on this side Trent for restitution of the tern-
poralities of the house of the Holy Trinity, London, to Thomas Heroun, one
of the canons, elected prior. By p.s.
The like to the sub-prior and convent.
Writ de intendendo for the said Thomas directed to the tenants of the
priory.
Pardon to William de Northburgh of Melton of his outlawry in the
county of Huntingdon for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench
in the late king's reign to answer touching a plea of John de Segrave that
he render account for the time when he was bailiff of the said John in
Alkemondbury.
Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the royal assent to the election
of Richard Maury, one of the monkS| as abbot of Middelton Abbey.
By p.s.
124
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
June 8.
Norwich.
June 8.
Norwich.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Ratification of the estate of Robert Bully of Eton Moisy in the church of
Brynkworth, in the diocese of Salisbury, by provision of the Apostolic See.
By p.H.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, in Wyghton and Styve-
keye, for Ralph, count of Ewe, constable of France.
Pardon to William le Blake of Erlham for . acquiring in fee from Gilbert
de Erlbam and John and Geoffrey his sons land in Erlham, held in chief,
and entering thereon without the late king's licence, and restitution to him
of the same. By fine of ^ mark. Norfolk.
Mbmbranb 1.
■ Ratification of the declaration and ordinances made at Norwich 3 June,
5 Edward HI., by John bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, John de
Stonore and John de Cantebrigge, justices, Robert de Ufford, Oliver de
Ingham and Ralph de Nevill, steward of the household, deputed to make
an end of the disputes between the burgesses of Great Yarmouth and John
of Brittany, earl of Richmond, his men and tenants of Little Yarmouth and
Gorleston, arising out of liberties granted to the former by Henry III. and
Edward I., as follows : —
That the port of Yarmouth is the only port there and belongs to the town
of Great Yarmouth for ever. That ships entering the port or river of Yar-
mouth with cargoes whereon customs oughi to be levied by the king's
customers are to come to Great Yarmouth there to pay such customs but
ships belonging to Little Yarmouth and Gorleston may then discharge their
cargoes at those towns and shall not be compelled to pay any dues to ihe
burgesses of Great Yarmouth, against their wiU, except m the case of such
of their ships as may bo unloaded at Great Yarmouth. That ships entering
the port or nver laden with herrings or other fish or cai'goes whereon no
customs are due to the king shall be discharged at Great Yarmouth only,
unless such ships belong to Little Yarmouth or Gorleston, in which case
they may discharge their cargoes where they will without let by the bur-
gesses of Great Yarmouth, provided that ships of others be not claimed as
belonging to Little Yarmouth or Gorleston on pain of forfeiture of such
with their cargoes to the king. And that neither party be now molested
by reason of any cause depending in any of the king's courts touching the
aforesaid disputes, saving always any right of the citizens of London, of
Norwich, the barons of the Cinque Ports or others. Any infringement of
the foregoing ordinances by either party is to be punishable by fine of
100/.
May 20. Acknowledgment that the treaty between St. Louis sometime king of
Havermg atte France and Henry [IL] has been fulfilled. French, [Fcedera.]
Bower.
May 20. Notification that the king will send proctors to France by Christmas to
Havering atte settle the payment to be made to the French king under the late treaty.
Bower. JTrench. [Fcedera.]
May 5. Licence for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, to grant, for life, to
HaveriDg ntte Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, the castle and manor of
,, Fodryngeye with the hamlets of Nassyngton and Yarwell, co. Northampton ;
the town of Torkeseye, 28*. in rent in Alkebarwe, 67*. in rent in Beltesford,
t wo carucates of land in Stamford and 100/. in rent in Wadyngton, co.
Lincoln ; the manors of By well and Wodehorn, co. Northumberland ; the
manor of Driffeld with hamlets and other appurtenances, and 2 marks in
Bower.
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1331. Membrane 1 — corU.
rent in Hikelton, co. Tork ; land in Eepjnden, co. Derby ; 9*. in rent in
Great Styucle, 6s. 9^^. in rent in Baldewynho, 2 marks in rent in Bramp-
ton, Ss, in rent in Great Paxton, As, in rent from the view of frankpledge
in Little Paxton, 5Ts, 2d, in rent in Hnntingdon, co. Huntingdon, with
suit to the court of that town by the tenants of Bissebrok, 4/. in rent in
Bissynden and 16^. in rent from 50 acres of land lately held by Master
Robert Luterel in Sondersoke, co. Rutland, and half the hundred of Lud-
ynglond, co. Suffolk ; held in; chief, which were formerly held by John de
Bailiolo and were granted to the earl by the late king. By K.
Membrane 40d,
Jan. 26. Commission to Roger Chaundos, John Inge, Hugh de Langelond and
Waltham Adam Lucas, on petition by Gilbert de Turbervil), to cause tUb record and
Holy Cross, process of a plea by the said Gilbert against Richard de Peshale and Alina
his wife in their court of Gower to recover the manor of Landimor in
Gouwer, which Morgan Chan gave, after the custom of those parts, in free
marriage, with Matilda his daughter, to Gilbert de Turbelvill, and which,
after the death of Gilbert, Matilda, Richard their son, and Payne son of
the last named, ought to have come to the petitioner as son of Payne and
kinsman and heir of the first-named Gilbert and Matilda his >vife, to be
recited before them and fully to examine the same. Should it be found
that justice has been done in the matter by Richard and Aline they are
not to intermeddle further therein ; but, if not, they are to proceed with the
plea and cause fiill justice to be done after the laws and customs of those
parts. If it should be found necessary to proceed to inquest of the country,
and such inquest for reasonable cause cannot be taken by men of the said
land of Gower, it may be taken by men of the neighbouring parts, namely,
the county of Kaermerdyn, the stewardships of Cautermaure and Cardigan
and the land of Glomorgan. By pet. of G.
Jan. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorpe, Richard
Waltham. de Wylughby, Henry de Fenton and Robert de Gadesby on complaint by
Henry de Bello Monte that Robert Hamond of Baggeworth and others
carried away bis goods at Whytyngton, co. Leicester. By K.
The like, on complaint by the same Henry that John de Haukeston,
Henry de Yocksale, John de Swenmore, Robert de Bertvill, Richard de
Bertvill the younger, Robert Pegge, Thomas le Mareschale, Edmund de
Assheby and others at Lughteburgh in the same county took away 30 horses,
20 mares and 30 colts of his, worth 200 marks, hunted in his park, cut
down his trees and carried them away with his deer.
The like, on complaint by the same that Eustace de Folevill, Robert,
Walter, and John his brothers, and others at La Neweton, in the same
county, took away 10 horses, 6 oxen and 40 sheep of his, worth 40 marks.
The like, on complaint by the same that William de Hoppeton and others
carried away his goods at Hokelcscote in the same county.
The like, on complaint by the same that Uriel do Prayers, Richard
Starke and others at Rokebyi took away 20 horses, 20 oxen and 100 sheep
of his, worth 60/.
The like, on complaint by the same that John de Leye, knight, Hugh
de Rycroft and others, at Bochardeston in the same county, took away
12 oxen and 40 sheep of his, worth 20/.
The like, on complaint by the same that John Talbot, knight, William
Motun, knight, Richard Douces, Thomas Godewin, John Tall^t the elder,
and others at Whitewyk in the same county, broke his castle and the
houses, walls, hedges and ditches of the same, took awav 40 horses,
40 mares, 120 colts and 40 cows of his, worth 1000/., hunted in his park,
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1331.
Membrane iOd — cont.
fished his slews and carried awaj fish, and also timber from the castle
and houses.
The like, on complaint by the same that Robert ap Griffin, Thomas de
Haukeston, Richard Whyte, and others, broke his chests and cofiers at
Gerughdon in the same county, and carried away his goods vrith charters,
writings and other muniments.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Jan. 80.
Hertford.
Jan. 18.
Waltham.
Jan. 25.
Waltham.
Peb. 8.
LaDgley.
Jan. 26«
Waltham.
Membrane S9d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Robert de
Malberthorpe, and Robert de Gadesby touching the persons who murdered
John le Parker at Wytewyk, co. Leicester. By pet. of C.
The like to Robert de Malberthorpe, Richard de Wylughby, John de
Cantcbrigge and William de la Laund on complaint by the prior of
Sempyngham that Bnan de Herdeby the younger, William du Chastel of
Queryngton, William de Seynna of Evedon, Robert .de Broghton, Henry
Brianservant de Herdeby and others assaulted Alan de Baston, a canon,
and Thomas Catour, a lay brother, of the priory at Evedon and New
Lafford, co. Lincoln, carried away his goods at Evedon, consumed his crops
and grass at Burton with their beasts, hunted in his free warren there
and carried away hares and partridges. By fine of 20s,
Appointment of Richard de Wylughby in the place of Roger de
Birthorp in the commission of oyer and terminer lately issued on complaint
by WilUam de Castel of Queryngton and Brian son of Brian de Henleby,
against John, prior of Sempyngham, and others. By the chancellor.
Oommiflsion de walliis eifossatis to John de Cantebrigge, William Lovel,
Walter de Glemesford and John de Waltham in the parts of Merskland,
CO. Norfolk. By pet. of C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John de
Chetewynde and Robert de Aston on complaint by John de Cherleton that
Joan do Botetourte, Geoffrey de Selleye, William le Fisshere of Duddeleye,
Richard Frebody, John Frebodv, Robert le Ridere, William Corbyu and
others besieged his castle at Duddeleye, co. Stafford, broke the walls,
carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 20«.
Commission to Robert Selyman, Henry de Gulden and John de Meere,
to inquire and certify the king touching ft petition of Ingelram Berenger
complaining that, whereas the king ordered restitution to he made of his
lands which had been taken into his hands by reason of his adherence
to Edmund, late earl of Kent, some persons before such restitution had been
made took away his horsea in the manors of Eblesboumwake, Alvedston,
Aldreston and Colemore, co. Wilts, Shupton, Snodynton and Swathelyng,
00. Southampton, cut down his trees there, carried them away with ms
jewels, victuals, harness and other goods, and still detain these from him.
By pet. of C,
Commission of oyer and terminer to John Travers, William de Denum
and Nicholas de Sutton on complaint by Henry de Bello Monte that
William Darel, knight, Marmaduke Darel, Agnes de Maunby of York
Gregory do Thornton, knight, Geoflrey de Estoo, Robert de Mai ton, John
de KylYnton, Ralph de Maunby, and William de Pynchebeck carried away
bis gooos at Esyngwold, co. York. Bv K«
6 EDWABD m.— Part I.
127
1331.
Jan. 27.
Waltbam.
Jan. 26,
Wsltham.
Jan. 29.
Hertford.
Jan. 26.
Waltbam.
MSUBRANS ZSd.
CoromissioQ of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorpe, Richard de
Wylughbj, Henry de Fenton and Robert de Gadesby on complaint by the
said Henry that John son of Robert de Wodethorpe, Roger do Rondeland of
Wodehouses, Edmund de Assheby and others at Beaumaner, co. Leicester,
took away 20 oxen, 16 cows, and 200 »heep of his, worth 200/., and
carried away bis goods. By K.
The like, on complaint by the same that John de Haukeston, Henry de
Yeokesale, John ae Swynmore, Edmund de Assheby and others, at
Lughtbureh, in the same county, took away 30 horseS| 20 mares, and
80 colts of his, worth 200 marks, and carried away his goods. By K.
The like to Thomas de Louthe, John de Tichebum and John de
Trevaignon, touching the persons who murdered John de Salesbury at
Borgate, co. Southampton. By pet. of ۥ
The like to Henry de Hambury William de ShareshuU and Roger
Hillari on complaint by Roger de Swynnerton, the younger, that some per-
sons carried away his goods at Tylinton by Stafford, and assaulted his
servant Roger Pygyn. By p.s.
Membrane 37d.
Jan. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorpe, Richard de
Waltham Holy Wylnghby, John ae Gantebrigge and William de la Launde on complaint
CroM« by the prior of Haverholm that Brian de Herdeby of Evedon the younger,
John and Robert his brothers, Henry Brianesserrant de Herdeby, Robert
de Broghton, William de Seynna of Evedon, Helmip Uttyng of New
Lafford, Robert de Castello of Old Lafford, William de Honyngton of
Pons Aalaci, Walter de Basyngham, William de Amwyk, Nicholas de
Haceby, carpenter, Thomas le Waller of New Lafford of London and others
fished his several fishery at Old Lafford and Haverholm, co. Lincoln,
carried away fish therefrom, and his goods at Haverholm, broke the banks
of the fishery so that the water which of ancient time has been wont to
flow to his mill flooded 300 acres of his meadow land whereby he lost his
profit of mill and meadows, assaulted John de Wynthorp, one of the canons,
and John de Bloxham, the prior's servant, at New Lafford and Old
Lafford and imprisoned John de Wynthorp until he made a fine of 10/. for
release.
Jan. 26.
Waltbam.
Jan. 25.
Waltbam.
Commission to Adam de Herwynton, William de Shareshulle and Ralph
de Perham to inquire and certify the king touching a petition of those
having common of pasture in Kyngesnorton Wode, co.Worcesterj setting forth
that Boffer de Mortuo Marl, late earl of March, caused part of their common
land to be enclosed with a dyke, which they beine thereby deprived of their
inheritance filled up again as was lawful ; that tne earl obtained a plea of
trespass against them whereon they were convicted by jurors dwelling far
from the said land who had been put upon the panel by Richard de
Haukeslawe, the earl's steward, then sheriff of the county, they themselves
and their attorneys not daring to appear at the inquisition for fear of
assault and even death, and cast in damages of 300/. ; and praying pardon
of this sum which has escheated to the king.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John de
Chetewy nde and Robert de Aston touching the persons who besieged the castle
of John de Cherleton at Dudley, co. Stafford, killed Maddok ap Tarworth
and Thewelyn ap Eynon and carried away his goods, and those who became
accessories after the fact. By pet of C.
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CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 5.
Langley.
Feb. 5.
Langley.
Jan. 26.
Waltham.
Feb. 7.
Langley.
Jan. 28.
Hertford.
Jan. 29.
Hertford.
Membrane Zld — cent.
The like to John Travers, John Dabernoun and John de Ifeld on com-
plaint by Thomas Tregoz tliat Robert de Helpeston, Philip Davyntre,
Henry Oran, John Blays of Slyndon, Andrew Favarche of Benstede,
Richard le Hunte of Slyndon, John Jonesservant de Avesford, John Stale-
worthe, Gregory le Walshe, John de Aynnesham, Robert de Ferryngg,
Richard de Hangelton, John de Preston, Simon Bonyng, William Cheyny,
Henry Avenel, John Penyfader, William Ronmyn, Robert Cok of Horsham,
William Petit of Crawele, John de Stanbourn, Henry Jonesservant de
Stanboume, John Ruge, William Houd, Walter de Perpond, John de
Rameseye, Bartholomew Waryn, Robert Trouel, John de Forde,
Richard Drewery, Nicholas Avenel, Edmund Crepyn, John Parmenter,
William Plays, Roger Randoulf, John Okeman, John Tyrel, John son of
Simon de Horton, Richard Coupeland, Adam Faukener, John atte Sonde
the elder, Peter lo Rede, Reginald * in the Hale ' of Bury and others broke
his park at Gorynges, co. Sussex, hunted there and carried away deer with
other goods. ' By fine of 40*.
On 22 April, John de Cantebrigge is appointed in the above commission
in the place of John Daubemoun, who is sheriff of the county.
The like, on complaint by Henry Tregoz that Walter prior of Tortyng-
ton, Thomas de Benstede and Michael do Gate, canons of the priory, John
Fraunceys, John son of John le Reve of Forde, John Peuifader, William
Coldrei, Roger Fraunceys, John Tote, Robert atte Lee, John his son,
Philip Woderove, John Lucy, Roger Callarde, John atte More of Wyken-
holt, John le Wilde of Wykenholt and others broke his park at Wykenholt,
CO. Sussex, hunted there and carried away deer with other goods.
By fine of 40*.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Hambury, William de
ShareshuU and Roprer Hillary touching the deaths of William de Gevyn-
dale at Stone, and Richard son of William de Clayton at Newcastle, co.
Stafford. By p.8.
The like to William de Herle, Ralph le Fitz Richard and PhUip de
Hardeshulle on complaint by Ralph de Wedon that John Cifrewas of
Chesham, Roger and William his sons, John de Seintlou, John Wodeborn,
Roger le Medreve, William Heryng, Ralph atte Dene, John his son, Henry
Tokevil, John Scot the elder, Richard de Broghton, John Scot the younger,
Roger le Cok of Seybrok, Richard le Taillour of Chesham and others took
away 40 horses, 60 oxen, 50 cows, 100 bullocks, 1000 sheep and 200 swine
of his, worth 1000/., and carried away his goods, at Aomondesham and
Chesham, co. Buckingham. By p.8.
Mbmbrans ZM.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert Talbot, Ralph Bloyoni
John Inge and Richard Penres touching aUeged oppressions by Richaid de
Peshale and Alina his wife, daughter and heiress of William de Brewosa,
late lord of the land of Gower, contrary to liberties granted by the said
William to the inhabitants of that land ; unless Richard and Alina have
done justice herein before- the arrival of the commissioners. In taking
inquisitions jurors may be drawn from neighbouring parts, namely tbe
County of Kaermerdyn and the stewardships of Cautermauro and Cardygan.
ByC.
The like to Thomas de Louthe, John de Ticheburn and John de
Trevaignon on complaint by the abbot of Beaulieu that William son of
Walter de Beauchamp, Stephen Twenge, Henry Niwelyn of Upburgate,
Henry Stynte of Forde, William Russel of Cranebume the elder, William
Wevel of Netherburgate, Thomas le Brode of Bolrewode, * forester/ John
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
129
1331.
Feb. 1.
Jjanglej.
Feb. 7.
Langlej.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Membrane S6d — cont,
le Smale, * flecchere,' John Gjmmynges of Henleye, Stephen le Caggere,
William Russel of Forde the younger, Stephen Etistaz of GodishuU,
William Aleyn of Forde, Nicholas Crowe of Forde, Henry Crowe of Forde
and others, at Burgate, eo. Southampton, broke the gates of his dwelling
bouse, the doors of his houses, his coffers and chests, curried away his
goods, assanlted his servants imprisoning them at Lyndhurst, hanging some
up by the feet and keeping others without meat and drink until tbey were
nearly dead, and have also many times taken his oxen, cows, sheep and
other animals feeding in the New Forest and impounded them without
cause at Ispeleye, keeping them so long without food that very many of
them died of himger. By pet. of C. and fine of 30*.
The like to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury, Robert de
Touk and Roger de Baukewell on complaint by the abbot of Burton on
Trent, lately appointed by R, bishop of Chester, collector of a four yearly
tenth imposed by the Pope on the clergy of England, to be sub-collector
fw his diocese, that Walter de Askeby, Robert de Heyford, Adam le
Alblaster, William le Messager, Ralph le Rider, clerk, Robert de Saperton«
John de Dich, Hugh de Alreshaw, John de Rothewell, Nicholas Pollard,
Richard de Saperton, Philip Fraunceys, Robert de Bodecote and others at
Lichfield, co. Stafford, assaulted William de Bromlegh, his servant, whom
he had sent thither with memoranda relating to the collection and 100/.
of the king's moiety thereof and carried away me 100/.
By p.s. and fine of 1 mark.
Commission de walliis etfossatis to Robert de Malberthorpe, GeofiVey de
Edenham, William de la Launde and William de Poyncon in the marsh
between Kesteven and Holand, co. Lincoln.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Grey, Kichard de
Wylughby, John de Mounteny and John Baret on complaint by Stephen le
Eir, parson of the church of Wilford, that Thomas son of Ralph de Wilford,
Gervase, John, William, Alvred and Roger, his brothers, Thomas de
Multon of Kyrketon, knight, John son of Nicholas Aleyn of Clifton,
Gervase son of Gerard de Cliflon, Germanus le Rede, John le Rede,
Roger son of Gervase de Wilford and others broke his doors and houses and
carried away his goods at Wilford, co. Nottingham. By fine of 10*.
Vacated by surrender.
Membrane 34</.
Feb. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorpe, Richard de
Lungley. Wylughby and Henry de Fenton on complaint by Gilbert de Bukyngham,
parson of the church of Nayleston, that John de Neusum, chaplain, John
de Wakefeld, Robert Raven of Anesty, William Emson of Whytwyk,
William Prat, Reginald Bonere of Ibestoko, chaplain, John Jeryn of
Leicester, John Person of Normanton, Robert de Caxton, chaplain, Robert
Friday and others broke his close at Nayleston, co. Leicester, and carried
away his goods. By pet. of 0.
Feb. 8. The like to John de Ifeld, Thomas de Paversham and Nicholas G^til
Langley. on complaint by Roger de Bavent that Richard de Pessale, John Croft,
John Erissh the younger. Griffin de Grenstede, John de Humery and
others carried away his goods at Heen, co. Sussex. By fine of 1 mark.
Jan. 27. The like to John Travers, Thomas de Breous and William de Ponte
Hertford. Roberti on complaint by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that William
Nywe, chapman, John atte Doune, John Dekene, John Deke, Richard atte
Bwnete, Richard Urry, William de Rademelde, John Marchaunt, James
U 65658. I
130
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 13.
Windsor.
Membrane Md — cont.
do CraUe, William atte Botte, John Bollyng, Henry Crullyng, William
Burdon, Simon le Taverner, Richard le Man, Robert atte Donne, Richard
Swyn, Adam Helle and others carried away his goods and assaulted his
servants at Sefford, co. Sussex By p.s.
The like to John Travers, Peter de Middleton, Peter de Saltmersh and
Simon de Baldreston on complaint by the men of Merskland, co. York,
that some persons have broken a causeway called * Foxholedike ' intended to
protect their lands from inundation by the rivers Done, Dike, Went and
Ayre at Ronclif by Ayremynne, whereby their corn whether in granaries or
in fields has been submerged and destroyed. By 0.
Feb. 11.
Langley.
Feb. 9.
Laogley.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Feb. 17.
Windier.
Membrane 33d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courtenay, Richard de
Wylughby John de Trevaignon, BUas de Godeleye and Peter de Colsuayn
on complaint by Nicholas de Wedergrav^e that John de Fynes, William de
Faacumberge, Geoffrey de Stanewelle, William Basset, John Daunneye,
John de Launneye, William Hoseles, Simon de Conrlonde, John Russel,
carpenter, William le Hayward or Strete, Ralph de FyBours, Roger Torel,
Henry le Parker of Stoweye, Robert Hereward, Thomas de More, Thomas
de Maperton, brother WilUam de Sancto Albino, William de Dereneford and
others broke his houses at Templecombe, Preston, Lopene, Templers,
Compton Durvill, Walton, Welles, Hydon, Lode, Mertok, Westcombelond,
Selver, Estheleworth and Glutton, co. Somerset, took away 2 horses, 6
maresi 4 colts, 54 oxen, 40 cows, 20 bullocks, 20 calves, 640 sheep, a boar,
20 swine, 4 sows and 23 little pigs of his, worth 50/., and carried away two
deeds, six bonds and other muniments.
Renewed by roll because sealed at another time, and by fine of 20i.
Commission to Roger de Somervill, William Basset, John de Ellerker
the elder and Simon de Grymesby — on petition by L. bishop of Durham
shewing that when he was returning to his diocese from the last Parliament a
ship conveying his goods on the river Ouse was like to have been cast
away, although as the men therein escaped alive his goods should not
have been considered to be wreck ; but that notwithstanding this part of the
same which had been cast ashore at Usflet, Blaktof and Flaxfiet, co. York,
was carried away and is still detained from him — ^to discover the names of
those who carried away the goods and to recover them for the bishop. By 0.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Peter de
Saltmersh and Thomas de Stodley on complaint by David de Strabolgi, earl
of Athol, that John atte Brigge, William de Kyrkeby, Thomas de la Haye
and others took away 6 horses of his worth 200/., carried away his goods
and assaulted his servants at Elnestow, co. Bedford. . By K*
Commission to Robert de Norton and William de la Rue to survey the
islands of Guemereye, Jei*seye, Serk and Aureneye, to certify the king of
the value of them as delivered by John de Roches, the late keeper, to Peter
Bernard de Pynsole and Laurence de Gaillars, and of the amount expended
by the said John in repair of the castles, mills and houses, of the number
of men-at-arms and others retained by him in the castles of Comet and
Gourouck, for how long they were retained, at what wages, and whether
such were necessary, also whether Otto de Grandisono, sometime keeper of
the islands, who should have kept the castles, &c. in repair at his own
charges left any goods at his death whereof such repairs might be made. If
he did, they are to return inquisition of the same. By C.
Writ de intendendo for them in the islands.
5 EDWARD ni.— Part I.
131
1331.
Feb. 10.
Langley.
Membrane 33c? — cont.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Wylugbby, Robert de
Malberthorpe and William de la Laimde touching the death of Walter
Crybpin at Staynton Wadyngham, co. Lincoln. By K.
Feb. 14.
Winder.
Feb. 10.
Latiglejr.
Feb. 15.
Windsor.
Feb. IG-
Windsor.
yeb. 20.
Wisdfor.
Membrane Z2d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Tliomas de Louthe,
John Treiagu and John de Stouford on complaint hy John de Chuddelegh
that John de Bello Campo of Ryme, Thomas Gamboun, Richard Polayn, John
Fntunceys, Bartholomew de Churchille, Robert le Roo, John Kylneye,
William de Colahaye and Adam Roberdesservaunt de Bello Campo abducted
Idonia his daughter and heiress at Axminstre, co. Devon, and still detain her
from him, and that they carried away his goods both there and at Clifton.
By fine of 20*.
Commission de walliis et fossatis to John Travers, Peter de Saltemersh,
William de Rednesse, and John de Bekyngham in the parts of Merskland,
CO. York, between Turnbrigg by Rouclif and the ancient course of the
river Done, and along the banks of the Ayre, Ouse and Done in those
parts.
Commission to John de la Haye and John Aygnel to make inquisition
in the county of Bedford of the goods which William Beauchamp, late a
warder of Hertford gaol, who was hanged for a robbeiy proved by Henry
atte Welle, held on the day of his death, namely, Saturday after the feast
of St. Alphege, 7 Edward II.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
John de Bello Campo of Somersete, Hugh Poyntz, Ingelram Berenger and
Peter Colsweyn on complaint by the abbot of Bynedon that, while the
abbey was in the custody of persons appointed by the king, brother John de
Monte Acuto, feigning himself to be abbot, Robert de Novo Burgo, knight,
Thomas de Wynterboume, John Deverel, John de Leycestre, John de Novo
Burgo, Walter, prior of Holne, William de Corscoumbe, William de Stoke
of Weregrede, Richard Caleshale, William de Whytefeld, knight, John
Belet, William Fitz Payn of Dorcestre, John de Pedetton, John Uppeheye,
Nicholas Posseger of La Pole, John Gygour of Welle and many others
entered it by night, took away 100 oxen and 7,000 sheep, worth 700/., at
Bynedon, Bromyate, Chalvedon, Bovynton, Hethfeltou, and Wodesterte, co.
Dorset, carried away books, chalices, vestments and ornaments from the abbey
church with other goods, broke a coffer containing the common seal of the
abbey, carried away the seal with such charters, deeds and muniments as
were in the cofier, made leases of manors belonging to the abbey and
appended the seal thereto and to other deeds prejudicial to the abbey, im-
prisoned Walter de Mulebourne, John de Rishton and Henry de Shireboume,
monks, took them to Dorcestre, and there detained them for a long time.
ByC.
The like to Richard Lovell, John Inge, Henry le Guldene and John
Treia^ on complaint by Hugh do Langelonde, knight, that Simon do Braden-
eye, John son of Joan de Seintlou, Thomas le Large of Bruggewater and
others assaulted him at Bruggewater, co. Somerset.
Changed because sealed at another time by p.s.
Feb. 18.
Wiadior.
Membrane 3ld.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Wylughby, Robert de
Malberthorpe, and William de la Launde on complaint by Ebulo Lestraungo
I 2
132
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 3W — cont,
that Muster Nicholas de Hokeham, parson of the church of St Marj, Staynton
Wadyngham, John de Mardefeld, chaplain, Peter and Robert sons of Peter
de Staynton Wadyngham, Hugh West of Welton, William son of Henry,
Robert Benet, Richard Joye, Robert do Norton, Nicholas son ot Adam,
William son of the said Nicliolas, Richard son of Elena, Nicholas Palmer,
Nicholas Bateman, William son of Roger, John son of Geoffrey, Henry son
of Mabel, William son of Elena, Roger son of Alan, John son of Adam,
William Belle, Nicholas son of Roger, John Raper, Thomas Campion, John
son of Stephen, John * the Smyth,' Simon atte Bek, Richard son of Thomas,
John Proud, William Souter, Roger atte Grene, Hugh Elyot, Roger * the
Smytli,* Henry RauP, Hugh Baester, John Bacster, John Benet, John son
of Pliilip, Ralph de Hodydon, Alan son of Elena, AUn son of Elias, John
Non, Benedict le Keu, John Horsherd, John Souter, Roger Carman, Walter
Benet, John atte Grene of Staynton Wadyngham, Alan the priouresservaunt
of Thornholm, John de Wadyngham, Henry son of Walter, Alan Dynne
Robert del Spytell, Nicholas Carter, John son of Henry, Simon Bateman,
Hugh do Wadyngham, chaplain, Robert Dynne, clerk, Richard his brother,
Peter de Roxby, Richard his brother, Roger son of Ague?, John Barber,
John de Langeton, Philip le Keu, Pet^r del Spitel, John son of Thomas,
Alan Dumpyng, John le Shepherd of Staynton Wadyngham and others
carried away his goods and assaulted his serrants at Staynton Wadyngham,
CO. Lincoln. By K.
Feb. 18. Appointment of A. bishop of Worcester, S. bishop of London, Henry, earl
Windsor, of Lancaster, John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and John de Claveryng and
Richard de Grey, barons, pursuant to the statute [1 Edward lU., Statute I,
cap. 3], to annul a deed whereby John de Brumpton in the time of the
late king enfeoffed Hugh le Despenser the youn<:;er of a messuage and
camcate of land in Shipton with the advowson of the church there, if it
should be found that the same was procured by force and duress.
By pet of C.
Feb. 16. Appointment of Henry de Percy, Roger Heyron, Gilbert de Boroudon
Windsor, and Robert de Hornesclif, as justices to keep the peace with the men of
Scotland in the county of Northumberland. By K. and pet of C.
The like of John de Haryngton, Ranulph de Dacre and Richard de
Denton in the county of Cumberland. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Appointment of Thomas de Sybethorp and John de Trehampton in the
commission of oyer and terminer lately directed to William de Ros, John
Travers and Roger de Birthorp on complaint by William du Chastel of
Queryngton and Brian son of Brian de Herdeby that John prior of
Sempyngham and others broke their close at Evedon, co. Lincoln, in the
place of Richard de Wylughby who had been substituted for the said
Roger.
Feb. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel, Richard de Moun-
Langley. chenesy, Robert de Asshele and Geoffrey de Brokhole on complaint by
Jame3 Darrynton that Robert Grimbald, William le Wardour, Hugh le
Clerk, Walter Mys, Gilbert Ardewell, Walter Dun, John atte Water and
others, broke his houses, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants
at Ware, co. Hertford. By C.
Fob. 27. The like to Geoffrey le Scrope and Robert de Scorburgh touching jewels
Croydon, and other goods, which escheated to the king from Hugh le Despenser the
younger, lately carried away from a ship at Kyngeston upon Hull, co.
York.
Feb. 14.
Langlej.
■ ^ii-w ■» I »'T?^—^—^— — ^— ^1— I— m^iB^
5 EDWARD III.— Part I. 133
1331. Membrane 30d.
Feb. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Herounne, Robert de Horn-
Windsor, clyf and William de Denum touching complaints of oppressions by ministers
of the late king and the king in the county of ^Northumberland, and of
robberies, felonies and homicides by the same ministers and others.
The like to the following : —
Robert de Clifford. |
Richard de Hodeleston. I in the counties of Westmoreland, Cum-
John de Uorneby the elder, r berland, and Lancaster.
Robert Parnyng. J
John de Lancastre is appointed in the place of John de Homeby in
this commission under date April 1, Eltham.
Thomas Wake of Lidell.
Geoffrey le Scrope. U the county of York.
Ranuiph de Blaumoustre. ' ^
Adam de Hoperton.
William de Ros.
William de Kyme.
Robert de Malberthorpc. i • ^u ^ c t ' i
Peter de Scremby. j..n the county of Lincoln.
William de la Launde.
Simon de Grymesby.
Richard de Grey. 1 • ^i ^« r xt a^* i. j
Richard de Wylughby. ^*" ^ '^"^ Nottingham and
Robert Russel. J ^^^*^>'*
Nicholas de Cantilupo is associated in this commission, under date
July 17, Lincoln.
Afterwards, on 20 November, Robert de Perepount is added.
Henry de Ferariis. 1
William de Herle. I • *u *• c xnr • u t • *
Robert Burdet. ^ ^a J^«""*'f ''^ Warv»-ick, Leicester
Roger Hillary. J ««<! Worcester.
Ralph Basset of Drayton. ^
Wmiam le Botiller of I iu the counties of Salop, Stafford, Glou-
emme. ^ cester and Hereford.
Henry de Hambury. |
Roger Hillary. J
Hugh de Courteney. ^
John de Stonore. I in the counties of Devon, Cornwall,
Robeit Selyman. f Somerset and Dorset.
John de Trevaignon. J
Henry le Gulden is associated in this commission under date May 2,
Dartford.
John de Handle. ^
John de Stonore. I in the counties of Oxford, Berks, Bed-
John de Hampton. f ford and Buckingham.
Robert de Asshole. J
On October 16, John de Chetyngton is appointed in place of John
de Hampton who is too busy to act.
[In the Roll^ this entry is made in error after the commission for
the counties of Salop ^ etc."]
John de Cobliam. ^
R(^r Bavent. I in the counties of Southampton, Wilts,
Elias de Godeley. f Surrey, Sussex, and Kent.
William de Ponte Roberti. J
134
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
Membrane SOd-^cont,
Eoger de Grey.
John de Cantebrigge.
Robert de Bousser.
Simon de Brunne.
Roger de Kerdeston,
Ralph de Bockyng.
John Claver.
John de Shardelowe.
William la Zouche of Har-'
yngworth.
John de Verdon.
Robert de Thorp.
Robert de Sadyngton.
in the counties of Essex, Hertford, Gam*
bridge and Huntingdon.
in the counties of Suffolk and Norfolk.
in the counties of Northampton and
Rutland.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 27.
CroydoD.
March 2.
Croydon.
Feb. 2Q.
Croydon.
Membrane 29d,
Association of John de Trevaignon in the late commission of oyer and
terminer to John de Stonore and others touching breaches of the peace
and trespasses in the county of Cornwall •
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ros of Hamelak, Robert
de Malberthorpe, Thomas Deivill and Adam de Hopcrton touching the
persons who broke the park of William de Kyme at Paddokthorp by Tad-
castre, co. York, while in the king's protection, hunted there and carried
away deer.
Mandate to the seneschal of Ponthieu to certify the king of all grants
of lands, rents and pensions made by queen Isabella while countess of Pon-
thieu- By C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William le Botiller of Wemme
Henry de Hambury, Roger Hillary and Roger Carles on complaint by
Fulke Fitz Waryn that William de Hulle, Waryn de Rugge, Nicholas de
Chirk, Richard Madok, Richard de Hanewode, Howel ap Thomas and
others at Whytynton in the march of Wales took away 5 horses, 100 mares,
100 colts, 48 oxen, 40 bullocks, 40 cows, 40 heifers, 500 sheep and 100
swine of his, worth 1000/., broke his park, hunted there, carried away deer,
cut down his trees, fished his stews and carried away the fish and timber.
ByK.
Membrane 2Sd.
Feb. 10. Appointment of William, archbishop of York, William, prior of Durham,
Windsor. Henry de Percy, Roger Heyron, Gilbert de Boroudon, Robert de Homciif,
William de Denum, Richard de Aldeburgh and Adam de Boghes in the
county of Northumberland to keep the peace with the men of Scotland.
By K. & C.
The like to John de Haryngton, Ranulph de Dacre and Richard de
Denton in the county of Cumberland. IFouiera*]
Membrane 27d.
Mnrch 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Radenhale, Simon de He-
Elthani. dersete and John Claver on complaint by Anastasia late the wife of John
5 EDWARD III.— Part I.
135
1331.
Membrane 27d — cont.
But of Wolberdeswyk that John Payn of Dunwich, Constantine de Paston
of Dunwicb, Augustine le Fitz William Austjn of Dunwich, Augustine Ille
of Dunwich and others took away a ship and cargo of hers on the coast by
Suthwoid, CO. Suffolk, sank the ship at sea and assaulted her servants that
were on board. Changed because scaled at another time.
Feb. 15.
Woodstock.
Feb. 26.
Croydon.
Feb. 24.
Croydoo.
Feb. 8.
LaDgley.
March 4.
Croydon.
March 4.
Cioydon.
March 12.
Otford.
March 15.
Eltham.
Membrane 26d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel, Thomas de Aste-
leye, William de ShareshuUe and Robert de Asshele touching unlawful
assemblies and J)reaches of the peace in the counties of Warwick and
Leicester. By C.
The like to John de Stonore, Robert Achard, Thomas de Lou the and J.
de Trillowe on complaint by Fulke Fitz Waryn that John Wyard, John de
Alcestre, Robert de Welles, Thomas de Welles of Wanetynge, Hugh de
Beaminstre, Henry de Maundevyll, Peter Croke of Want«ynge, Philip de
la Beche and others took away a horse of his worth 60/. at Wanetynge, co.
Berks. By K.
The like to John de Ifeld, William de Deen and Ralph le Savage on
complaint by John de Asceles that Bartholomew de Burghershe and others
abducted Matilda his wife at Bukton Allulf, co. Kent, and still detain her
from him, and that they carried away his goods at Stoutyng and Siflaton.
By K. and C.
The like to the same on complaint by the said John that the same persons
carried away his goods at Burghersh, co. Sussex.
The like to Edward de Sancto Johanne, Thomas de Louthe, John de
Hampton and Robert de Hungerford on complaint by John de Kenne of
Bromlegh that Richard de Lekford, Henry de Merlond, William Nichol,
Andrew Thurstan, Roger Anketil, I'horoas le Mas, William Henry, Robert
Yve and others at Lekford, co. Southampton, broke his close, assaulted him,
took away 4 horses, 8 oxen, 6 cows, 100 sheep and 20 ewine of his, worth
ICO/., carried away 100/. in money and assaulted his servants.
By pet. of C. and fine of 20s.
Membrane 26d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Anthony de Lucy, justiciary, Adam
de Lymbergh, chancellor, and Thomas de Burgh, treasurer, of Ireland,
touching complaints of oppressions by the king's ministers in that land.
By K. and C.
Wi-it of aid for the said Anthony while selecting eighty bowmen in the
counties of Westmoreland and Cumberland to take with him to Ireland.
By K. and C.
Appointment of GeofTrey le Scrope in the place of John Travera in the
late commission of oyer and terminer in the counties of York and Lancaster
to the said John, William de Tatham and John de Lancastre touching
complainis by the king's tenants of Boweland of oppression by Richard
de Spaldyngton, keeper of the king's free chace there.
Commission of oyer and terminer to G^eoffrey le Scrope, John de Stonore,
John de Cantebrigge, John Inge and William de Shareshull on complaint
by John le Smale, king's clerk, that Nicholas Colepeper, Thomas Blake-
brok, GeoiFrey de Haderesham, Henry de Godestone, Peter de Bunches-
ham, John son of William atte Helde, Amabilla Hovelok, Matilda her
daughter and others took away 3 horses, a mare, 9 oxen, 40 swine and 224
sheep of his, worth 100/., at Blechinlegh, co. Surrey.
136
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Feb. 16.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 24d.
Commission of the peace to William le Botiller of Wemme, William de
Ercalewe and Walter de Hugford in the county of Salop, pursuant to the
statute of Winchester. By C.
The like to the following : —
^ in the county of Northumberland.
Roger Heron.
Robert de Hornclif.
John de Haveryngton.
John de Orreton.
Roger de Brounolvesheved.
John de Lancastre.
Thomas de Lathum.
Richard de Iloghton.
John Faucomberge.
Thomas de Ughrith.
Roger de Somervill.
Robert de Hilton.
Ranulph Blaumuster.
John de Eland.
Ralph de Norman vilL
Thomas de Colevill.
Thomai^ de Lathum.
John de Mounteny.
Thomas de Longevillers.
Hugh de Menill.
Roger Deyncourt.
Thomas de Chaworth.
John llamelyn.
William do Bernyngham.
John de Bislioppeston.
Ralph de Knoll.
John de Verdoun.
ThomasWakeofBliseworth. ^in the county of Northampton.
John de Waldegrave.
William la Zouche of Har-
yng worth.
William de Raundes.
John de Wylughby.
Peter de Scrivelby.
William Deyncourt.
Geoffrey Luterel.
William de Huntyngfeld.
Richai*d de Casterton.
Roger de Kerdeston.
Constantino deMortuoMari. ^in the county of Norfolk.
John Claver.
John de Whelnetham.
in the county of Cumberland,
in the county of Westmoreland.
> in the county of Lancaster,
in the north riding of Yorkshire,
in the east riding of Yorkshire.
in the west riding of Yorkshire.
in Rickemundshire.
in the county of Nottingham.
* in the county of Derby.
> in the county of Leicester.
in the county of Warwick.
/
I. >ii
>in the county of Rutland.
> in the parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
V in the parts of Kesteveni co. Lincoln,
i in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
in the county of Suffolk,
in the county of Cambridge,
in the county of Huntingdon.
in the county of Hertford.
John de Tendringg.
Ro«rer de Watevill.
Philip de Stowe.
Robert de Wassingle.
John de Hynton.
Richard de Monte Caniso.
William Baude.
John de la Haye.
AflerwnrdSy on June 89 John de Biounvil is appointed in the place
of John de la Haye.
5 EDWABD III,— Pabt T.
Not. 2.
Miirtboroiigb.
Membrane 24d — cont.
John Morteyn. T
John de BlouDvil.
Simon C reiser.
Jobn de Handlo.
James Friael.
Adem atte Glory.
Richard de Aberburi.
John de Whitefeid.
Robert Achard.
Philip de la Becbe.
John de Cobsham.
John de ireld.
Jobu do Enefeld.
Henry Frowyk.
Andrew de Medestede.
William <le Weston.
Roger Bavent.
Nichohis Gentil.
John de Tychebum.
Roljert de Fopham.
Reginald Favely.
Robert Sclymau,
John de Bello Campo of")
Somerset. I ■ ^l . , „
John de Erie. r'° '"^ <=°"'''y ^^ Somerset.
John nttc Fosse. J
John Feverel. 1 ■ .
Henry .le aalde... / '° "■« '^^'""y "^ I>0'"9et-
Afterwards, on Jnne 8, Eiohard Level ia appointed in the place of
John Feverel.
Hngh de Curtenay. 1
John de Dynham.
Henry de la Pomeraye.
John de Carmynoiin.
John de Treiagu.
William Trat-y.
John Gi third of Lecbamptoi
P'lbort (le Aflton.
^Villiwn Corbet.
Richard de Hauekealoue,
Clement de Donclenl.
Peter de Grandissuno.
Robert de Harle.
Thomas de la Bare.
John de Twytord,
Philip de Somervill.
Ralph le Botiller.
Afterwards, on September 4, William le Blount ia appointed in
place of the above Philip who is engaged on other ^-- ~-
John do Insula. 1 ■ *i. t i r «r- t.
John de la Hoeae. j '» *''« ^'^ ^^ ^'K"'*-
Ralph de Bockyng. 1
John de Tendryng.
John de Whelnetham.
William le Blunt.
Hugh de Meignild.
a the county of Bedford.
n the county of Buckingham.
n the county of Oxford.
in the county of Berks.
a the county of Kent.
in the county of Middlesex.
n the county of Surrey.
n the county of Sussex.
n the county of Southampton.
n the county of Wilts.
1 the county of Devon,
a the county of Cornwall.
1 the county of Gloucester.
Mn the county of Worcester.
1
in the county of Hereford.
a the county of Stafi'ord.
>in the county of Suffolk.
K in the connty of Staffort
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
March 8.
Otfbrd.
March 25.
Westmioflter.
Membrane 23d.
Writ of aid for John Pajn, king's serjeant at arms, sent to preyent the
holding of a tournament at Eoyston (ad villam de Cruce Roesea)^ co.
Cambridge. By K.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William la Zouche of Assheby,
Ralph Basset of Drayton, Henry de Hambury and William de Shareshull
on complaint of oppressions by the ministers of the late king and the king
in the counties of Worcester, Salop, Stafiford, Gloucester and Hereford
By K. & C.
April 22.
Wingham.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 15.
Windsor.
May 2.
Eltham.
March 25.
Westminster.
May 8.
Hayenng atte
^ower.
The like to the following : —
Anselm le Mareschal.
Ralph de Bockyng.
John Claver.
John de Shardelowe.
Thomas Wake of Lidell.
Geoffrey le Scrope.
Ranulph de Blaumoustre.
Adam de Hoperton.
Roger de Grey.
John de Cantebrigge.
Robert de Bousser.
Simon de Brunne.
William de Clynton.
Roger Bavent.
John de Cobham.
Robert de Asshele.
Elias de Godeleye.
William Trussel.
Thomas de Asteleye.
William de Shareshull.
Hugh de Haverbergh.
in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
►in the county of York.
in the counties of Essex,. Hertfordi
Cambridge and Huntingdon.
ByC.
I
J
.in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
r Wilts and Southampton.
in the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
By K. and C.
Afterwards, on June 28, Richard de Wylughby is appointed in the
place of William Trussel who id too much occupied in other
business of the king to act.
Thomas Wake of Lydel.
Geoffrey le Sfcrope.
Ranulph de Blamouster.
Adam de Hoperton.
in the county of York.
ByO.
William la Zousche of As-T
RichSd Talbot. tin the counties of Worcester, Salop,
Henry de Hambury.
William de Shareshull. J
Afterwards, on October 10, R. de Wylughby and R. do Bavent are
associated in this commission.
^ Stafford, Gloucester and Hereford.
in the counties of Northampton and
Rutland.
John de Verdon.
John Engayne.
Robert de Thorp.
William Bretoun.
Afterwards, on June 28, John de Claveryng, Thomas de Radedyve,
Robert de Sadyngton and Peter le Fitz Waryn are appointed in
the place of these commissioners.
6 EDWARD ra.— Pakt I.
139
1331.
April 23.
Wingham.
Maj 26.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
Julj 18.
Lincoln.
Richard de Grey.
Richard de Wylnghby.
Robert Rusael.
Membrane 2Sd — cont.
in the counties of Nottingham and
Derby.
William de Clynton.
John de Cobham.
Robert de Walkefare.
John de Shardelowe. I
Thomas de Faversham. J
Aderwards, on May 30, Thomas Tregoz is associated in this com-
mission.
in the counties of Kent, Snrrey, Sussex,
Wilts and Southampton.
Thomas de Astele.
Richard de Wylughby.
William de ShareshuU.
Robert de Gatesby.
dn the counties of Wai'wick and Leicester.
ByK.
March 22.
Eltham.
March 29.
Eltham.
Membrane 22d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Annesleye, John de Clivedon,
Robert de Aston and John atte Fosse on complaint by Robert Gyene of
Bristol, king's merchant, that a ship, la Mariote of Hook, whereof Henry
Tollere was master, freighted at Bordeaux by him and other merchants
with wines and other merchandise for Bristol, was stranded at Goldcliffe ;
and that part of the ciu'go having been washed ashore there and at Asshe,
Elmedon, Walton, Weston and Porteseved co. Somerset, was thereupon carried
away as wreck by Philip, prior of Goldcliffe, lliomas de Bek, one of the monks,
Thomas de Hanle, Nicholas de la More of Porterton, John de Usk, clerk,
Richard Seelf, Joan Robyn, WUliam Stevene, John Godyn of La Newport,
Richard Girel, John Huchoun, Henry Brugeman, John Walker, Walter
Whitte, Henry Pollard of Goldclive, John Shereman, William Wilkok,
Walter Oormonnde, John Mascy, Roger Mascy, John le White, vicar of
the church of Asshe, John Martyn, John Adekyn, Gr^ory Meurik, John
Robyn, William Shereman, Nicholas Ketyng, Adam Richeman, William
Runston, John Runston, Thomas Shulf, John Persoun, Richard le Lange,
John Shulf, John Nicole, Andrew de Brumpton, John Roges, Katherine
de Seymor, Nicholas, parson of the church of Porteseved, John de Wyk
of Weston, John le Capiere of Walton, John Porterose, Lawrence Mares-
chal, Robert le Masoun of Porteseved, William his brother and others,
notwithstanding that those on board the ship had escaped alive and that, at
the time of carrying away, it was claimed for the said Robert. By K. & C.
The like to Simon de Hedersete and John Claver touching the murder
of sixteen men on board a ship of Anastasia, late the wife of John But,
of Wolberdeswyk on the coast of Suffolk, near Suthwold, and the carrying
away of the cargo of the said ship.
Changed because sealed at another time.
April 1.
Eltham.
April 2.
Kltbamo
Membrane 2ld.
Writ of aid for Robert de Ardem, Richard de Hastong and Walter de
Woubum, appointed to arrest John son of William de Mulverton of
Weston and Roger Bonyng, charged with sundry felonies in the county of
Warwick.
Appointment of John Stnrmy, William le Fitz Waryn and Peter de Grete
in the place of the steward of the household in the late commission of
140
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
jg3J^ Membrane 2\d — cont.
oyer and terminer to the latter and the marshals of the household touching
complaints of trespasses committed within the verge of the household
during the absence of the king beyond seas in fulfilment of a vow. Bj K.
July 12.
BarllDgs.
July 6.
Lincoln.
Membrane 18c/.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, Roger
Hillary, Robert de Aston and William de Brad well on complaint by John
le SmalCy king's clerk, that John Stray t the elder, John his elder son,
John Guyge, John le Spicer, John le Deyere of Teukesbury and others
imprisoned him, took away 3 horses of his, worth 100/., at Teukesbury,
CO. Gloucester, and carried away his goods.
The like to Richard de Wylughby, Robert Russel, William Basset and
William Scot on complaint by William son of William de Emmelaye that
some persons broke his park at Emmelay, hunted there, carried away
dear, chased 12 mares of his which were therein so that they cast their
foals, and burned the paiker*s lodge. By fine of 10«. York.
March 22.
Westminster.
March 21.
Westminster.
March 20.
Eltbam.
Membrane 17 d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, John de Tychebum,
John de Mere and Peter Colsweyn on complaint by William de Monte
Acuto that Thomas de Folkerby, parson of the church of Caulburn,
William Alfred, Walter Forster, Richard atte Strete, William Stigard and
others, at Sweynestou, Isle of Wight, felled his trees, hunted in his free
warren and carried away trees, hares, and rabbits.
The like, touching the like trespasses on the king's property at the same
place.
The like to John Inge, John de Shardelowe, Thomas Bacoun and Robert
de Asshele on complaint by John de Molyns that, while he was beyond
seas on the king's service with William de Mont« Acuto and his lands
were in the king's protection, Richard de Waledene and Alice his wife,
William de Kyrkeby, John de Waledene, Geoffrey de Waledene, Greoffrey
de Boyvill, William de Berkhamstede, Henry Joede, John son of John
Adam and others at Stoke Fogeys and Dunton, co. Buckingham, broke
his houses, took away 16 horses, 24 oxen, 12 cows and 100 swine of bis,
worth 60/., felled his trees, fished his stews, and carried away trees and
fish. By p.8.
June 24.
Norwich.
Membrane I6d.
Commission de watliis et fosscUis to William do Dunton, knight,
Master John de Felmyngham, Thomas de Byrston and Thomas Shillyng
on the coast between the towns of Tilneye and Walpole in Mersland, co.
Norfolk.
April 23.
Wingham.
Membrane I5d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Vovaceour, Thomas
Deyvill and Adam de Hoperton touching the accounts of the collectors of
the pavage granted by the late king and the king to the lown of Ponte-
fract, CO. York.
5 EDWARD in.— Part 1.
141
1331.
April 23.
WiDgham.
June 25.
Norwich.
Membrane I5d — coni.
The like to Robert de Perpount, Richard de Wylaghby and Robert
Darcy touching the murder of Ralph de Birton at Birton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of G. le Scrope.
The like to Robert de Aspale, William Tracy and Robert de Aston
on information that persons in the counties of Gloucester, Somerset, Dorset
and Wilts have carried away the escheated goods of Hugh le Despe user the
younger and Master Robert de Baldok which were in Bristol Castle and
the barton and liberty of Bristol, and still detain these from the king ;
that his ministers and others have oppressed his tenants in those counties,
extorting from them such ransoms that they are not able to satisfy their
services and customs due to him, that in Jvyngeswode Cbace there have
been trespasses of vert and venison, the perpetrators whereof are screened
from justice by others and that the king's foresters there are prevented by
threats from discharging their offices.
April 22.
Wingham.
Membrane 14c/.
Appointment of John Brounz and William de Latton as conservators
in the county of Berks, pursuant to the statute against taking salmon in
any river of the realm from the Nativity of St. Mary to Martilmas and
destroying salmon fry by nets or other engines in mill ponds from the
middle of April to midsummer.
July 18.
Lincoln.
Membrane \Zd,
Commission to John Beek, William Dysny, John de Crosholm the elder,
John de Nevill of Snartford and John de Crosholm the younger to survey
and remove obstructions in the river Ancolm from the bridge of Bishoppbrigg
to the town of Glanifordbrigges, co. Lincoln.
April 25.
Wingham.
March 12.
Otford.
Mays.
Dftrtford.
Membrane I2d.
Writ of aid until midsummer for Simon de Biletoft and John de Carleton
appointed to arrest and bring to the king John son and heir of John de
Belawe, whose custody and marriage belong to him.
Commission to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert de Cliderhou, William de
Tatham and John de Lancastre to enquire and certify the king touching a
petition of his tenants of Boweland showing that Richard de Spaldyngton,
late keeper of his free chace of Boweland in the counties of York and
Lancaster, while in the tenure of queen Isabella, felled and sold 200 oaks
and 300 ashes there ; took the stags, hinds, bucks and does at his pleasure,
to the total destruction thereof ; levied a rent of 12 marks for the herbage
whereof he paid but 4 to the queen ; that he never accounted to her for rents of
11*. and 6s. Sd> received from William le Turnour and Robert le Tumour
for their messuages within the chace and that he so impoverished the
tenants and bondmen by ransoms, undue prises and other extortions that
some have relinquished their tenements and the rest are for the most part
unable to perform their service to the king.
On May 3 a commission was directed to Peter de Middelton, John
Oiffard, Robert de Shirbourn and William de Denum in identical terms.
On July 22| Peter de Middelton, William de Denum and Robert de
Shirebum were appointed to execute the same. By C.
Commission to Constantino de Mortuo Mari and George de Thorp to
inquire and certify the king touching a treasure found at Est Herlynge, co.
Norfolk. By K.
^
142 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
]331, Membrane l2d'^cont.
Memorandum, — This commission was delivered to Robert de Burgate
and William de Hoo who took an oath in the Chancery for the faithful
execution of the same.
MSMBRANB \\d.
May 18. Commission to John de Wjsham, justice of North Wales, William le
Hayering atte Botiller of Wemme, Roger de Peulcsdon and Roger Carles to examine tlie
Bower. inquisition returned into the Chancery on a former commission to the 8ai«l
William and others toudiing a complaint by Griffin de la Pole that John de
, Cherleton in the time of the late king ejected him from his lands in Dendor
and Meghen Iscoyt in the land of Powys in North Wales, held in chief, and
burned his houses and buildings, to take fresh inquisitions if necessary and
to do full and speedy justice according to the law and custom of those parts.
By K & C.
On July 6, Adam de Herewynton and Robert de Aston are associated in
this commission.
Mbmbranb I0d»
April 27. Appointment of William de Northo in the place of John Dabernoun, now
Bermondsey. sheritt' of the county, in the commission of oyer and terminer to the said John,
John Travers and John de Ifeld on complaint by Henry Tregoz that Walter,
prior of Tortington, and others broke his park at Wykenholt, co. Sussex.
ByC.
May 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Robert Achard,
Uaveringatte Thomas de Louthe and Robert de Hungerford on complaint by Fulke
Bower. j'^^z Waryn that John Wyard. John de Acestre, Robert de Welles, Thomas
de Welles of Wanetynge, Hugh de Beuminstre, Henry de Maandevill,
Peter Croke of Wanetyngg and others took away a horse of his, worth 60/.,
at Wanetynge, co. Berks. By K.
Mbmbranb 9d.
April 29. Writ of aid for William Trussel and Richard de Eyngeston, a monk of
Stratford. Bindon Abbey, taking back to the abbey John de Monte Acuto and John
de Welle, apostate monks, arrested by the king's command while wandering
about the country, sometimes in secular and sometimes in regular habit, in
contempt of their profession.
May 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore and John de
Havering atte Cantebrigge, touching many felonies and robberies in the county of
Bower. Suffolk by persons going armed by day and night contrary to the statute
of Northampton and the king's proclamation. By C.
Mbmbranb Sd.]
March 29. Commission of over and terminer to Geffrey le Scrope, Robert de
Eltham. Scorburgh and Adam Hoperton on complaint by William, archbishop
of York, that Robert de Nonewykthomes, John his son, William Stede,
William Peroun, William Hunter, Robert Page, Martin Fenne, Richard
de Braythwayt and others broke his park at Ripon, co. York, hunted there,
carried away deer and assaulted his servants. By the chancellor.
5 EDWARD in.— Part I. 143
1331. Membrane 8d — coni,
July 6. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Robert Darcy, William de Denam
lincoln. and Simon de Grymesby on complaint by Robert de Colevill that William
Marmyon, knight, Robert Lovet, parson of the church of Asshewell, John
his brother, Roger de Stowe, chaplain, John de Seynmark of Thornhagh,
Edmund Paynel, parson of the church of Berghton, Grerard de Barkeston of
Castle Bytham and others broke his park at Castle Bytham, co. Lincohi,
hunted there, and carried away deer.
Membrane 7d.
May 10. Commission to William de Shaldeford and to John Aleyn, supplying the
Havenog atte place of the justice of North Wales, to examine into some petitions by
Bower. Englishmen dwelling in North Wales complaining of felonies and oppres-
sions Buffered at the hands of Griffin ap Rees, knight, David ab Ada and
other Welshmen and to imprison until further orders those they shall find
to be guilty in the matter. By K.
Writ de intendendo accordingly.
May 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to GeoflB-ey le Scrope, Thomas Deyvill
Havering atte and Adam Hoperton on complaint by Ralph de Bulmere of trespasses in his
Bower. parks at Wilton in Clyveland and Thornton under Risbergh, co. York.
By fine of 20s.
Vacated because otherwise below under date of August 20.
May 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Edward de Sancto
HaveriDg atte Johanne, Robert de Chedeworth and William de Northo touching the
Bower. persons who carried away jewels, treasure, silver vessels, armour and other
goods and took away horses, oxen, cows, sheep and other animals which
Edmund late earl of Arundel held on the day of his death and which the
late king caused to be taken into his hands as escheats at Atham, Rothing,
Pritelwell, Yengemergerete, Wolfhampton, Ovesham and Childene Canefeld,
CO. Essex, Chichester, Arundell, Bourne, Stanstede, Sengleton, E.st Dene,
WoUavyton, Stoke, Leuominster, Palingham and Sunburst, co. Sussex,
Milham and Southwode, co. Norfolk, Wenge and Blakewell, co. Buck-
ingham,' Upton Leonard, co. Gloucester, Cheping Norton, co. Oxford,
Kyvele, co. Wilts, Eppeworth, co. Lincoln, and in the city of London.
ByK.
The like to William le Botiller of Wemme, John Inge, Roger Corbet of
Haddele and Richard de Baskervilie touching jewels and goods similarly
carried away at Shrewsbury, Chastel Isabell', Ruton, Conede, Felton, Acton
Rounde, Wroccestre, Dodinton, Ideshale, Lideley, Stratton and Upton, co.
Salop. By K.
Membrane 6d.
May 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Mounteneye, Richard de
Hayering atte Whatton and JEenry de Musters touching the accounts of the collectors
Bower. of the pavage granted on 8 May, 2 Edward III., at the town of Newark.
By pet. of C.
Membrane 4if.
May 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Henry de Guldene and
Havering atte John atte Fosse on complaint by William de Monte Acuto, to whom the
Bower. j^jng lately granted the custody of the stannary in the county of Devon,
that Thomas, abbot of Boklond, John de Chalons, knight, John his
144
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 4d — cont,
brother, Richard son of John atte Smyth', Michael Cole, Thomas Hassok,
John de Orpeton, William Henry of Orpeton, William de Orpetou the
younger, William Henri, John Hassok, William Alger atte Forde and
others prevented him from executing his office and assaulted John Cole and
Walter le Smyth, his bailiff:*, at Chabnsleye, so that he has lost the profits
of the stannary and court and cannot satisfy the king of the f^rm due for
the same. Changed because sealed at another time. By K.
June 8. The like to W illiam de Shareshull and Roger Hillary touching the per-
Norwich. sons who killed Hugh de Everdon, Laurence Q-odofrey of Thobrugge and
Henry de Blaunford at St. Albans, co. Hertford.
May 18.
Ilayering atte
Bower.
May 30.
Bury
St Edmunds.
June 24.
Norwich.
June 12.
BarnweU.
July 15.
Lincoln.
Membrane 3d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Simon de Hedersete, Thomas de
Bavent, and John Claver on complaint by Thomas Roscelyn that John de
Ormesby, knight, William le Povere of Leriugsete, Thomas le Millers,
John le Povere, parson of the church of Stodeye, Margery Tibbes, Robert
de Begate and others broke his houses at Eggefeld, co. Norfolk, felled his
trees, fished his stews and carried away trees and fish.
Changed by the keeper of the seal because sealed at another time.
Commission of the peace to Robert de Ufibrd, Oliver de Ingham, John
de Sancto Philiberto and John de Cove in the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk, where many felonies and oppressions are now committed by persons
going and riding armed by day and night contrary to the statute of
Northampton and the king's proclamation. By K.
The like commission to the following : —
Robert de Uffbrd.
Robert de Morleye.
Oliver de Ingham.
Constantine de Mortno Marl.
Thomas le Latymer.
Edmund Bacoun.
Commission de walliis etfossatis to Peter de Saltmersh, Henry de Wal-
pole, William de Dunton, Simon Costyn and William Doraunfc in Mersh-
land, CO. Norfolk, and the parts adjacent.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John Treiagu,
Reginald de Botreaux and John Brilloun, on information that Benedict
Noght of Mushole, John le Taverner of Mushole, and others aided John
Mautravers and Thomas Glurneye, rebels, to pass beyond seas from Corn-
wall after the issue of the king's mandate to the keepers of all the ports
not to suffer them to leave the realm, that they afterwards supplied them
with corn, armour, and Ivictuals, and that they still render them continnal
assistance.
Membrane 2d.
June 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Woldon, John de
Thetford. Cantebrigge, Almaricus la Zousch and Robert de Thorpe on information that
Simon Sidrak, William and Simon his sons, John Hoke, John Burdoun,
William de Clynton, William le Shepherd, Richard Rand and others
assembling armed at Rokyngham, co. Northampton, assaulted John
Waldegrave, queen Philippa's Serjeant and minister of Rokyngham Forest,
and by threats prevented the other ministers of the said forest from executing
their offices. By K .
5 EDWARD m.— Pabt L
145
1331.
Jane 4.
BuiySt.
Bdmnndfl.
June 7.
Norwich.
Membrane 2d — cofU,
Appointment of Roger Hillary and Robert de Aston in the place of
Ralph Blojon and Richard Penres in the late commission of oyer and
terminer touching allied oppression of the men and tenants of the land
of GK)wer by Richard de Peshale and Alina his wife. By C.
Writ of ud for Robert Jorz, sheriff of Nottingham, and John de Denton
appointed to arrest and bring back to Nottingham prison Roger de
Wandesleye and Thomas le Ringed who have broken from that prison
when detained there for felonies in the county of Derby.
Mbmbrans Id.
June 28.
Gaywood.
July 6.
linoolii.
Commission to Robert de Norton and Peter de Hoo to complete the
survey of the islands of Gernereye, Jereseie, Serk and Aureneye com-
menced by the said Robert and William de la Rue under a conmiission
which has since been superseded by the king. By K.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Handelo, John de Stonore,
John de Hampton and Robert de Asshole on complaints of oppressions
by the king's ministers in the counties of Oxford, Berks, Bedford and
Buckingham. By C.
5 EDWARD III.— Part 2.
^gg]^^ Membrane 34.
May 30. Grant to Maurice de Bsrkele, for his better maintenance in the king's
Baiy St. service, of the manors of Mawardyn and Wynferton, co. Hereford, late of
Bdmandf. Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, which have escheated to the king by the
forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Mari, late earl of March, his nephew, to
hold for life as the land of the yearly value of 100/. lately granted to him
by the king under a certain form. By K. & C.
May 12. Ordinance, made because of the great losses sustained by the king in the
Havering fttte collection of his customs of wools, hides, and wool fells by the negligence
Bower. q( ^J|^ collectors, and by the controllers having discharged their office by
deputy and not in person, that in every port of collection of such customs
one at least of the collectors and the controller shall be present at the
weighing of the wool to see that every sack, poke^ and sarpler is correctly
weighed for the king and for the merchants, that either of the collectors
shall keep a roll of the customs paid as a check on the controller, and that
they shall render quarterly at the Exchequer a view of account verified by
one of the three rolls under the seals of the collectors and controller 5 and
forasmuch as the loss which has occurred has arisen by fraud and negligence
on the part of the weighers and the controllers or their deputies, that these
shall be put out of their offices notwithstanding any commission they have
of the same and other controllers appointed in their place ; and that
weighers shall be chosen in the ports by the respective commonalties.
French. By K. A C.
U CM68. K
146
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
May 30.
Bury St
Edmunds.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmonds.
June 10.
Barnwell.
June 10.
Barnwell.
June 11.
Barnwell.
June 12.
Barnwell.
June 26.
Norwich.
June 27.
WalsiDgham.
June 28.
Norwicb.
June 25.
Norwich.
Membrane 34— cowf .
This ordinance is sent to the following ports : —
Hartilpole. London.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Sandwich.
Kyngeston-upon-Hull. Chichester.
Boston. Southampton.
Lynn. Exeter.
Great Yarmouth. Melecombe.
Ipswich.
Confirmation of a demise by John de lUeye, parson of the church of All
Saints, Ikelyngham, and John Waryn, parson of the church of Savecamp,
executors of Hervey de Stanton, to Robert de Ufford, his executors and
assigns, of the custody, during minority of the heir of John de Stotevill,
tenant in chief, of the manor of Dedham, co. Essex, at the same rent
whereby the said Hervey held it by grant of the late king. By K.
Vacated because on the Fine Roll.
Grant to the good men of the town of Suthbury of pontage for three
years on wares passing over their bridge, for repair of the said bridge.
By p.s.
Protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the hospital of
St. Mary and St. Nicholas, Gorleston, and their messengers, collecting
alms ; they having no sufficient means of subsistence.
Appointment of Robert de Scardeburgh in the place of John Travers
lately appointed one of the justices in eyre for the islands of Gternereye,
Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye ; the latter not having leisure to act. By C.
Writ de intetidendo for the said Robert and the other justices.
Mandate to the said Robert and the other justices already appointed to
admit before them Robert de Hoo as the king's attorney for this eyre.
ByC.
Protection with clause rogamuSy for two years, for the master and
brethreh of the hospital of the Holy Ghost at Rome, and their attorneys,
collecting alms in the churches in England, Ireland and Wales. The king's
bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Pardon to John de Cantebrigge of the fine of 100 marks which he made
with the king for the marriage of Andrew, kinsman and heir of Humphrey
de Walden, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Protection, with clause volumtiSy for one year, for William Trnssel going
beyond scss on the king's service. By K.
The said William has letters nominating William de Keythorpe and
Richard de Kynelyngworth his attorneys in England for one year.
Ratification of a grant by Mariota MoUe. late the wife of Thomas Ware-
wogyl, to the Friars Minors of Kaermerdyn of a spring, or of the use of
the water thereof, in her park called * Walter his Wasewey,' on the slope of
Mount Berwyn, to make an aqueduct for their nse, and of liberty to dig
and search for the veins of water of such spring, and to collect and conduct
these by underground passages to a certain place on her land where they
may erect a little house of stone, either round or square as they shdil
please, ten feel long and as many broad. By E. for God.
Pardon to John de Stonore, in consideration of his labours and expenses
in the service of the late king and the king, of the yearly farm of 45/.
payable for the custody, during minority of the heir of John de Benstede,
tenant in chief, of the manor of Ermington, co. Devon, granted to him by
the late king ; and of all arrears due in respect of the same. By K.
6 EDWAED III.— Part H.
147
1331.
June 29.
Gaywood.
June 23.
Norwich.
Juno 23.
Gaywood.
Membrane 34 — cont
Notification, at the request of the burgesses of Burj St. Edmunds, that
the king by charter has confirmed the charter of Henry III. exempting the
abbot, convent and burgesses of St. Edmunds from toll and customs in
all markets and fairs, with other liberties granted by his progenitors.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Stretford, bishop of
Winchester, and blaster Robert de Stretford, his brother, to Adam bishop of
Worcester of a pasture containing fourteen selions in Old Stretford, in a
place called * Le Homme.' By K.
Protection with clause rogamusy for three years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew without Lincoln collecting alms
in churches, towns and markets.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
May 28.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
May 30.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
June 8.
Norwich.
June 8.
Norwich.
June 24.
Norwich.
June 23.
Norwich.
June 26.
Norwich.
Mbmbrans 33.
Protection for John de Hynkele, who lately left the realm for certain
reasons, while returning to the same and staying there, on condition that he
ailswer in Court touching any suit the king or any other may wish to bring
against him. By p.s.
Pardon to John Dor for breaking prison from Worcester Castle, on
condition that he answer in Court touching the plea for which he was
imprisoned, if required. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Chalfhunte, in enlargement of the late grant to him of
the custody of the possessions of John Gerounde, tenant in chief, with the
marriage of the three daughters and heiresses, of the custody of the lands
which Idonia, late the wifb of the said John, now deceased, held as dower,
to hold during minority of the said heiresses with all knights' fees and
advowsons of churches, as well as with the reversions of two other
dowers if they fall in while he holds the custody. By p.s.
Batification of the estate of Robert de Wodehous as prebendary of Cole-
wich in the church of St. Cedda, Lichfield, by provision of the Apostolic See.
ByK.
Confirmation in mortmain of grants by Eobert son of Eichard son of
Thancard de Haverford to the canons of St. Mary and St. Thomas the
Martyr, Haverford, of the churches of St. Thomas, Haverford, St. Mary,
and St. Martin, with all tithes, ete., pertaining thereto ; of his chapel in
the Castle for them to provide a minister for the same to be fed at his
table ; of his tithes of wool and cheese and of his fishery, with liberty of
multure in his mills, namely, that they be * scevinefreoch,' and ' tolfreoch' ;
of his tithes of the mills in his demesne lands pertaining to the baronj of
Haverford ; and of certain lands defined in the letters patent.
[Monasticonf vol. vi., p. 444.] By fine of 20*. Wales.
Mandate to the escheator beyond Trent for restitution of the temporali-
ties of the abbey of St. Mary, York, to Thomas de Multon, one of the
monks, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by W. archbishop of
York, and who has done fealty to the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for the said Thomas directed to tenants of the abbey.
The like mandate to the prior and convent who were appointed to the
custody of the temporalities during the voidance.
Grant to William de F'yucal, king's chaplain, of the prebend in the church
of St. Wolfram, Abbeville, which Peter de Vernoun, deceased, held, and
which is in the king's gift in right of his county of Ponthieu. By p.g.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Writ de intendendo to the bailiffs, good men and commonalty of Gloucester
in respect of their farm of 65/., an escheat to the king by the forfeiture of
K 2
148
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
June 20.
Norwich.
June 24.
Norwich.
June 22.
Norwich.
June 25.
Norwich.
June 22.
Norwich.
June 25.
Norwich.
June 28.
Norwich.
Membrane 33.
Edmund, late earl of Kent, in favour of Thomas de Bradestan to whom the
king had granted the same by letters patent before his late grant to
Margaret, countess of Kent, of the custody of her said husband's lands.
By p.8.
Pardon to William son of Stephen de Goseford for the death of Walter
son of Hawisia le pestour, as it appears by the record of John de Thorpe
and John Ciaver, justices appointed by the late king to deliver the gaol of
Great Yarmouth, that he killed hhn in self-defence.
Grant to Thomas Stace of Great Yarmouth of the oflBce of controller of
the customs of wools, hides and wool-fells, of 2«. on every tun of wine im-
ported, and 3c/. in the pound, and of other small customs and payments due
to the king in the port of Yarmouth, and thence along the coast as far as
Ipswich, during pleasure, with the custody of one part of the cocket seal so
long as he holds the office. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Ocle in whose custody the office at
present is by the king's appointment.
Licence for the acquisition in mortmain by John de Buddenho, chaplain,
keeper of Bedeford bridge and the chapel thereon, of land and rent, not
held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks.
Safe conduct for Giles de Ispannia, king's yeoman, sent to bring to the
king Thomas de Gumey, knight, arrested beyond seas for sedition gainst
the late king and conspiring his death.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 12 November, 14
Edward II., being an exemption for John de Hales, merchant of Norwich,
from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as
coroner or other minister of the king.
Grant to^ Humphrey de Bohun, for life or until he be provided with
the equivalent in land or rent, of a pension of 52/. at the Exchequer in lieu
of a weekly allowance of 20^. which the king substituted for a like allow-
ance of 135. M, from the late king, but for which the letters patent have
not yet been made out. By p.s.
Cancelled because the said Humphrey has been satisfied with land of
the specified value. By C.
Protection with clause rogamuSy for two years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. James, Dunwich, and their attorneys collect-
ing alms in the churches. The king's bailifis are to arrest any unauthorised
person collecting in their name.
June 30.
Graywood.
June 28.
Pardon to Warresius son of Warresius de Yaioynes and Elena his wife for
the death of Peter Bernard, as it appears by the record of John de Ifeld
and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Maydestan gaol, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren of the
Walflingham. hospital of St. Giles, Norwich, in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land
and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of the follow-
ing lands which are of the yearly value of Vjs, 4:d. as appears by the
inquisition :
by Walter de Fyleby and Stephen parson of the church of Lonnd, a
messuage, 16^ acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 44 acres of
rushes, in Norwich, Hardele, Sythyng, Beppes in Fleg, Wilkenere,
Cringelf ord, Hethil, limpinhowe and Redham ;
by Balph de Burghwode and the said Walter, 2^ acres of land in Sythyng ;
by the said Balph, 2 acres of land in Norwich.
6 BDWAED IIL— Pabt IL
149
1331.
June 30.
Gaywood.
Julj 4.
Lincoln.
June 9.
l^onrich.
June 25.
Norwich.
June 28.
Gftywood.
June 30.
Lynn.
July 6.
Lincoln.
June 8.
Norwich.
June 13.
B«mwell.
Membrane 33 — cont.
Licence for John son of Boger la Warre to enfeoflf John de Claydon,
parson of the church of Mammecestre, of the manor of Wakerlegh, co.
NorthflmptoUi held in chief, and for him to re-grant it to the said John,
Joan his wife and his heirs. By fine of 5 marks.
Master John de Hildesle, parson of the church of Thyngden, going to
Gascony on the king's service^ has letters nominatiDg Adam de Wylughby
of Thyngden and Edmund de Hildesle his attorneys in England untU
Whitsunday.
Protection with clause volumtu^ until the said feast, for the said John.
ByK.
The like for John atte Welle the jounger going with him. By E.
I'he like for the following :
John de Apeltre, clerk. By K.
Bobort de Barton, clerk.
Boger son of Boger Bogeroun of Esthenereth.
By testimony of John himself.
Mbmbrans 32.
Prot.ection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Bobert Bully of Eton
Moisy, pur&on of the church of Brynkworth.
The like for the following :
GeoflPrey de Salle, citizen of Norwich.
William de Thetford, parson of the church of Cemecotes.
Boger de Dideburgh.
Master Simon de Walpol, parson of the church of Shipedham.
The abbot of Colchester
Hugh de Crull, parson of the church of Galdecote.
William Denerenges, parson of the church of Bramerton.
John le Lord of Trillowe, clerk.
John atte Brigge of Northscarle, clerk.
The prior of Shuldham.
The prior of Sporle.
The like, for two years, for the abbot of Mereval.
The like, for one year, for the following :
W. bishop of Norwich.
William le Clerk of Suthwell.
The prior of St. Katherine's without Lincoln.
The abbot of Bevesby.
The prior of Sixhill.
John de Hiwissh.
John de Welden.
Master Bobert de Bridelyngton.
The prior of St. Oswald's, Nostell.
John de Scalby, prebendary of Dunham in the church of St. Mary,
Lincoln, and parson of the church of Mumby.
Master Henry de Clyf.
Henry Basset.
Boger de Bukyngham, parson of the church of Newenton Longeyili.
Cicely late the wife of Bichard Picot of South Leverton.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for John Vincent, clerk,
going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The same John has letters nominating John Foot and John de Lamburn
his attorneys in England until the said feast.
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
33J_ J^embrane 32 — cont.
ime 8. Exemption for life, of Richard de Merclesden from being put on assiseB
orwicb. juries or recognisanceB, and from ftppointment as major, sherifF, escheator,
coroner or other officer of the king, against his will. By p.s.
16 25. Gift to William Trussel, for his expenees in the king's service, of the
-wioh. 100 marks lately advanced to him at the Exchequer when the king com-
manded him to attend him to divers parts. By K.
le 22. Inspemmws and confirmation for Hngh Reyner of Poddyng Norton, the
Trich. present tenant, of a writing of qneen Eleanor, dated Havering, 11 April
L274, granting to Roger le Bonde of Fakenham, in fee^ in return for 22
marks in hand paid, the messuage and land sometime held by Gervase, her
palfrey-man, of her gift, in the town of Northua by Fakenham, to hold at
a yearly rent of SOd. for all services, claims and secular demands.
By fine of ) mark,
ly 3. William de Caunvill, staying in England, has letters nominating Laureuce
Idiiig. Hoaey and Jordan Doroun his attorneys in Ireland for two years,
ly 2. Mandat« to the escheator on this side of the Trent for restitution of
Iding. temporalities of Middelton Abbey to Richard Maury one of the monks,
whose election as abbot has been confirmed by Simon archbishop of Cantor-
hury in the exercise of his liglit of visitulion in the diocese of Salisbury and
who has done fealty to the king. By E,
The like to the prior and convent who held the custody of the temper*
nlilies during the voi dance.
Writ de intendendo directed to th« tenants of the abbey.
le 27. Acceptance of a demise by John Darcy ' le cosyn ' to the prior and
ingham. convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, fur seven years from the f^st of St.
Aldhelm, bishop, last past, of the custody of the manor of Aldeby, co. Nor-
folk, which was granted to the said John by letters patent dated 1 March,
2 Edward HI.
>e 28. Thomas de Furnivall the younger and Joan his wife, staying in England,
wood, have letters Dominating Richard Basset and John Ranf of Dundalk their
attorneys in Ireland for two years,
le 29. Intpeximta and confirmation for Thomas de Goldyngton, now master of
wood, the House of God, Derby, and the leprous persons therein, of letters patent,
dated 11 June, 2 Edward I., confirming liberties granted to the house b?
Henry II. and Henry HI. By p.s,
ly 6. Pardon to Nicholas son of William Jordan of Childehagh for entering
coin. without licence, after the death of his father, upon a virgate of laud in
Brodewindesore, held in chief, which had previously been acquired by his
father from John de Alneto also without licence, and restitution to him of
the said land. By fine of ^ mark. Dorset
ly 5. Writ of aid notil Christmas for Robert de Imworth, clerk, ^pointed »
win. purveyor for the queen's household. By bill of the queen's steward.
The like for the following : —
John de KenyngtoD.
Adam Charles, yeoman.
Bichard de Bovyndnn, aeijeant.
ly 8. Grant to William de Ros of Hamelak of pontage for three years on wares
lifleld passing over or under the bridge of the town of Boston, for repair of his
Dioiety of the said bridge. By K.
ij 5. Licence for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, to grant for life to Uary
lag atle de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, the king's kinswoman, the castles
^"- of Richmond and Bowes and alt other manors, towns and lands pertaining
5 EDWARD III.— Part II.
151
1331. Membrane 32— <;on<.
to his earldom in England as well as all others wbich he holds there in chief,
with their knights' fees, advowsons and liberties and for her to re-grant to
the earl, for life, the woods (nemora) and advowsons belonging to the
premises. By p.s.
Memorandum. The privy seal for this grant is on the file of privy
seals of 7 Edward III.
June 24.
Korwich.
Jane 29.
Gaywood.
July 6.
Linooh).
July 6.
Lincohi.
July 4.
Lincoln.
July a
Lincoln.
July 12.
Licbfldd.
July 6.
linooln.
Membrane 31.
In the time of Edward I., Amicia de Bipariis, countess of Devon, acquired
in fee from William de Breousa the manors of Grenestede and Bedelyngton,
held in chief, by fine levied in the court of the king before Salomon de liofia
and his fellows, justices in eyre, at Winchester. She re-granted the manors
to the said William, for life, with successive remainders in fee to Richard
and Peter his sons and Margaret his daughter ; and both the countess and
the said William entered upon the premises, without licence. The king,
notwithstanding that the fine is said to have been levied without licence of
his grandfather, has pardoned these trespasses and has granted to Thomas
son and heir of the said Peter de Breousa, the present tenant^ licence to
i*etain the manor. By fine of 10/. Susses.
Exemption, for life, of Boger son of William de Middelton from being
put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.8.
Grant to John Travers, king's clerk, constable of Bordeaux, for service
to the late king and the king, and for his better maintenance in the service
of the latter, of 40/. yearly out of the issues of his oflSce while he holds the
same, and then at the Exchequer until he be advanced by the king to some
ecclesiastical benefice, of the yearly value of 100/., if with cure, or of 100
marks, if without. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Thomas Wake of Lidcll to
the prior and convent of Haltemprice of a toft in Belton, Haxholm Island,
and the advowson of the church there ; and for the a[)propriation of the
church by the priory. By K.
Pardon to Alice late the wife of William son of William de Wanetynge
for acquiring, with her said husband, from EK late the wife of Ilichard de
Peuesy, an estate in fee simple in a tofl and 50^ acres of land in Estbury,
Wyke and Bokhampton, held in chief, which Ela and her husband had
previously acquired from William de Wanetyng, and he, with William his
Bon, had acquired from Alice Hobbeshort, and entering thereon without
licence obtained in any instance ; and restitution of the same which had
been seized into the king's hands on account of these trespasses.
By fine of 20«. Berks.
Protection with clause rogamusy for three years, for the chapter and
canons of the collegiate church of St. Mary, Suwell, their proctors and
messengers, collecting alms in the churches. The king's bailifis are to
arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Eleanor de Kaygnes and William de Harewell, executors of the will of
John de Sancto ^mando, staying in England, have letters nominating John
Moriz the younger and John de Bristoll their attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Pardon to Hugh de Dallyng, now imprisoned in the Murshalsea, for the
death of Robert ie Glover, as it appears by the record of Geofirey le Scrope,
chief justice of the King's Bench, that he killed him in self defence.
152
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1831.
July 8.
Lichfield.
July 12.
Barlings.
July 13.
Lincoln.
July 8.
Lichfield.
July 14.
Lincoln.
Ma^ 28.
Havenng atte
Bower.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 17.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
June 28.
Lynn.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Appointment of Henry de Ferrariis, who has married Isabella daughter
and one of the heiresses of Theobald de Verdon, tenant in chief of the late
king, to the custody of the manor of Balterdeleye, and of lands in Boken-
hale and Fanton, co. Stafford, and Lodelowe, co. Salop, late of the same
Theobald, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, escheator.
The abbot of Beaubeck, staying in Normandy, has letters nominating
Ralph de Hermanvill, one of the monks, and Thomas Malebranche bis
attorneys in Ireland for two years. By fine of 40i.
Appointment of John de Eccleshale to the bailiwick of the offices of
rhingyl of Iscorneye commote and woodward of Dynthlayn, co. Kaernaryan,
during pleasure. By K.
Protection with clause nolumuSy for one year, for Master Anthony de
Beek, dean of Lincoln and parson of Leverton.
The like for the following :—
John bishop of Carlisle.
Roger, keeper of St. Thomas the Martjrr, Teuelbymor ; without the
clause.
John son of William de Liverpull.
Confirmation of a demise by Richard, the abbot, and the convent of
St. Albans to Robert Albyn of Hemelhampstud of the manor of Sandrugge,
a water mill with a fishery there, and a moiety of the amercements, halmotes,
heriots and reliefs, to hold for life, rent free for fourteen years from the
feast of St. James, 2 Edward III., and then by the rent of 30 quarters of
wheat and 30 quarters of oats. By p.t*
Mandate to the chancellor and keepers of the Great Seal for the time
being to present Geoffrey de Cotes, king's clerk, in consideration of his
service to the late king and the king and of his having at the request of
the latter given up the church of Fisshelake, in the diocese of York, taxed
at 40/., to which he had been duly instituted, to the first void benefice with
cui-e, not of greater value, in the king's presentation or in that of the
chancellor by virtue of his office, which he shall think fit to accept. By K.
Grant to John Tysaunt, for life, provided he execute the office according
to the form ol' the statute touching the same lately passed at Lincoln, of
the office of the bedelry of La Hortherne, co. Somerset, which John Grordan
lately held by grant of Edward I., and which he has surrendered to the
king. By K.
Grant to John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, that he shall pay
off all sums due from him at the Exchequer for debts and reliefs, wheUier
owing by himself or on account of his ancestors, by half-yearly payments
of 10/., commencing at Michaelmas. * By K. and p.8.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Gerald, la Sauve Majeure {Silve Majoris)^ in the diocese
of Bordeaux, and their attorneys, collecting alms in the churches of England,
Ireland and Wales. The king's bailiffs ore to arrest any unauthorised
person collecting in their name.
Revocation of the late ratification of the estate which Robert Bully of
Eton Meysi said that he had by provision of the Apostolic See in the
church of Bryngworth, in the diocese of Salisbury, the king not being aware
at the time of ratifying the same that he had recovered the presentation
to the said church against the abbot of Malmesbury, by judgment of his
court, and had presented thereto John de Badrnjuton, his derk. By p.8.
5 EDWAED IIL— Pabt H.
153
1331.
July 5.
Lincoln.
July 6.
Lincoln.
July 6.
Lincoln.
June 8.
Norwich.
July 5.
Lincoln.
July 7.
Lincoln.
July 13.
Lincoln.
Jtily 18.
Lincoln,
July 11.
Liohfleld.
Membrane 30.
Pardon to Richard de Cave, king's yeoman, for the escape from his
custody of Adam de Kirkeby of Carlisle and William de Lewes, when im-
prisoned in Bedeford gaol for certain felonies and robberies at the time when
he was sheriff of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham in the late king's
reign. By p.s.
Protection, with clause nolumu$y for one year for Laurence de Chau-
worth, knight.
The like for the following :—
Geoffrey Piers of Retford.
Nicholas, vicar of the church of Dunston.
Robert, vicar of the church of Kynyerdby.
Master Reginald de Stokes of Middel Rasen, clerk.
John, vicar of the church of Middel Rasen Drax.
William de Musters.
Richard Moniword of Hereford.
Cono prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton.
John de Bristoll of London.
Christiana late the wife of John son of Peter de Waddeworth.
John de Rither.
William Jay burgess of Lynn.
Robert de Bradynghurst.
William de Hokerton, parson of the church of Wheteleye.
William de Brokhurst.
Ralph de Yarewell, parson of the church of Coton by Newerk.
John Keyser of Newerk.
Walter Power, clerk.
Benedict de Normanton, clerk.
Pardon to John Scot for the death of Robert son of Walter de Kirkeby
Malorre, at Kirkeby Malorre, as it appears by the record of Geofirey le
Scrope and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Exemption, for life, of John de Neusom from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances, and fi*om appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or officer of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of John de Bo8elyngthoi*pe. By p.s.
Grant to Merlin de Benadez Subyran, king's veoman, in enlargement
of a late grant to him, under the seal used by the king for contracts in
Bordeaux before he assumed the governance of the realm, of 80 pounds
of Bordeaux yearly beyond his emoluments, during pleasure, that he shall
have the same for life. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Gascon Roll.
Presentation of John de Fyncham to the church of North Lynn, in the
diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
abbey of St Edmund in the late reign.
Appointment of Richard Wawayn to the custody of the smaller part of
the seial used for recognisances of debts in the city of Hereford pursuant to
the statute of Merchants, during good behaviour.
Grant to queen Lsabella, during pleasure, of the castle and town of
Hertford, with the honor, members and other appurtenances thereof, of the
value of 100/., of the manor of Kyngesdyve, co. Northampton, of the value
of 62/., and of the manor of Shene, co. Surrey, of the value of 30/. a
year, in part satisfaction of the yearly pension of 3,000/. for which she
surrendex^ her dowry hmds to the king on 1 Decemb^ last. By K. A 0.
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
Membrane 30— con'.
Acceptance of n demise by Thomas, late carl of lAncaaler, to Simon do
Baldreston, clerk, of a mesBuage, 72 acres of land and 16 «cres of meadow
in Credelyng and Boghale, of the pasture in Credelyng park and of as
much fuel of dead wood from the park as should bo required for the moor
of the said Simon there, saving tOwajs to the earl and his heirs sufficient
pasture for their deer in the park as well as the other issues and profits
of the same, to hold for life at a yearly rent of 6/. •'>>.
By fine of I mark. York.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry Gary, vicar of the
church of Lockyng, and Robert atle Nye to the prior and convent of
Worspiyng of a messuage, 29 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, G acres of
pasture, 20 unres of wood, and rents of 7tf. and twelve horse-nails, in
Sanford by Churchill, and of the reversion of the following in the same
town afler the demise of the present tenant* ; s messunge held by Henry de
Mounifort and Agnes his daughter; a toft held by Walter Mounifort and
Margery his wife ; an acre of land held by Philip Mountfort ; the like held
by John Noteson and the like held by Agnes Mounifort.
Byfineof60». Somerset.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Oliver de Ingham,
seneschal of the duchy of Aquitaine, going to the duchy on the king*!
service.
The like for John de Weston, knight, going with him.
The like for the following also going ;
WiUiam Criketote. I
Thomas Pecche. I Vni„»,ta
Reginald de Biskele. f """g*^'"-
Ralph BloyoD. J
Walter le Walsh of Baimebnry.
Richard Freysell.
Master Roger de Sugedon keu.
John de Ohelleseye.
William de Mattesdon.
Peter de Scales. Vacated by lurrender.
William son of John de Teudryng.
Ganseliuus Pagan.
William de Radenore.
Eliaa de Poleye.
Thomas de Beaumont.
hy testimony of Oliver himself.
Ralph de Wedon, knight.
Philip Leny of Bannebury, chaplain.
The like until Easter for Thomas de Sadyngtou staying in Gascony in
■ the company of the said Oliver. By p,s.
Grant to John de Hegham, king's clerk, of the custody of the hospital of
St. Mai-gat^t without Huntingdon, for life. By K.
Writ de inlendendo for him directed to the brethren and sisters of the
hospital.
Mandate to the sheriff of Huntingdon to induct him.
Vacated by turreitder, the king not having the right to grant the
autody.
Pardon to Richard Hotte of Boston of his outlawry in the county of
Lincoln for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to aoawer
touching a plea of William son of Qeofi'rey de Sutton of Boston that he
ren>W an account for the time when he was his receiver.
5 EDWARD III.— Part IL
155
1331.
July 16-
LincolD.
July 18.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
Membrane 30 — cont.
Pardon to William de Thorpe, son and heir of Eichard de Thorpe, for
service to the late king in the war with Scotland, of 46/. 3*. 9^d, required of
him by summons of the Exchequer for arrears of the account which he
rendered for his father of the time when the latter held the custody of the
lands in the county of Nottingham, sometime of the Templars, by the said
king's appointment, and also of 6/. 7s, 4d, similarly required of him on the
same account. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Kevocation of the late grant to Master Thomas de Qarton, king's clerk,
of the custody of the hospital of Boulton, co. Northumberland, made in the
belief that it was void and in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Kobert de Ros of Werk having come into the hands of Edward I.; as it
appears by certain charters and muniments of Kobert de Ros of Hamelak,
the founder, confirmed by the king's progenitors and the king, which have
been produced before the king and council, that the said Robert in the reign
of Henry III. granted the hospital to the abbot and convent of Ryevall
and to the prior and convent of Kirkham, so that Robert de Ros of Werk
never had any title to collate to the same. By p.s.
The like, for similar reasons, of the late grant to Master Thomas de
Goldyngton, king's clerk, of the custody of the hospital of St. Thomas the
Martyr, Boulton. By p.s.
Exemption, for life, at the request of Thomas de Evesham, king's clerk,
of John de Evesham from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By K.
The like, omitting the words * at the request ' etc., of Thomas Pellican
of Woteryngbury. By K.
July 4.
Lincoln.
June 28.
Gaywood.
July 6.
Lincoln.
June 28.
Oaywood.
MSMBRANB 29.
Licence for Robert de Bilkemore and Anastasia his wife to enfeoff John
de Ellerker, parson of the church of Tid', and Alan de Someresham of the
manor of Westcourt in Shaldeburn, three messuages, a mill, two virgates of
land, 200 acres of assart and 200 acres of waste lands, in Wike, Wotton,
Middelton and Bonecly ve, and of the West bailliwick of the forestership of
Savernake, said to be held in chief ; and for them to re-grant the same to
Robert, for life, with remainder to Anastasia and John del lUebone, her
son, in fee simple. Changed because sealed at another time by p.s.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for John Travers, constable
of Bordeaux, going to the duchy of Aquitaine on the king's service.
ByK,
The like with clause nolumus.
The like with clause volumus for Gilbert de Sotheworth, going with
him. By testimony of John himself.
The like for the following also going : —
John son of John de Barton.
John de Par.
Roger Rauel, chaplain.
William de Redenesse.
John de Gringelay.
William de Dallyng.
William de Mosecroit.
166
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
1331.
July 6.
Lincoln.
July 8.
Lichfield.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln*
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 6.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
July 17.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
Membrane 29— con/.
Protection with clause rogamtis, for three years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, in the diocese of Yienne, their
attorneys and proctors^ collecting alms in the churches of England,Wales and
Ireland. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting
in their name.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Philip Danet to the master,
brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Leonard, Leicester, of five
messuages and seven and a half virgates of land in Wheston, Craft and
Friseby by Galby, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
the church of St. Clement, Leicester, for the soul of the said Philip, and for
the souls of his parents, brothers, and sisters, and of Robert son of William
Burdet and Petronilla his wife.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine of 40^., which is
enrolled in the second year.
Exemption, for life, of Ralph de Assheford of Lodelowe from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sherifii
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
ByK.
Presentation of Howel son of Howel ap Wylyn to the church of Pen-
carrek, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the
lands late of Einon Amhathon and Grervase Abynon being in his hands.
John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, staying beyond seas, has letters
nominating William de Skroton and Richard de Swafham his attorneys in
England for one year.
Exemption, for life, of Thomas Lovelaunce of Scotton from being put
on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
ByK.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and Carmelite Friars
at York by John de Hathelsay of York and William de Thouthorp of
Flaxton, respectively, of a messuage for the enlargement of their dwelling-
place in that city. The said messuages are held of the king in burgage by
the yearly service of 2d, as appears by the inquisition. By p.s.
Confirmation of a grant in mortmain by Richard de Gretford of Kyngeston
upon Hull, by virtue of a licence lately obtained from the king, to
Robert de Marton, vicar of the church of Hesell and of Holy Trinity dutpel,
Kyngeston upon Hull, of a messuage and rent of 34i. in Hull, to find a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the said chapel for the souls of
the said Richard and his ancestors. By fine of 20s. York.
Ratification of the estate of llaster William de Quicham, king's derk,
as parson of the church of Stayndrop, in the diocese of Durham, on the pre-
sentation of I^icholas Scriptor of Stayndrop and Isabella his wife; notwith-
standing any right the king might have therein by reason of any voidance
of the see or other cause. By K.
Pardon to Richard de Rughton of Boston detained in Lincoln gaol for the
death of John son of John Alisaundersone de Sancto Botulpho, killed at
Boston ; as it appears, by the record of Geoffrey Ic Scrope and his fellows,
justices of the King's Bench, that he killed him in self-defence.
Licence for the acquisition in mortmain by the prior and convent of
EUerton of land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of lOL
By p.8.
i EDWARD ni.— Part H.
167
1331.
July 18.
Lincoln.
July 15.
lancoln.
July 24.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
Membrane 29 — coni,
Ratification of the estate of Thomas de Baumburgh, king's derk, as
keeper of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Boulton, co. Northumber-
land, on the collation of the abbot and convent of Ryevail and the prior
and convent of Kirkbam.
Grant to William de la Pole, king's yeoman and merchant, who has
undertaken before the king and council to pay to queen Philippa, before
Michaelmas according to her pleasure, 840/. for the expenses of her house-
hold, that he shall receive the said sum out of the customs in the port of
Kyngeston upon Hull as soon as the merchants of the society of the Bardi
have received the 1000/. assigned to them thereout. By K. & G.
Protection for one year for the abbot of Croyland and his men engaged
in certain business relating to himself and his abbey.
Exemption, for life, at the request of Thomas de Evesham, king's clerk,
of Robert de Evesham, his brother, from being put on assizes, juries and
recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner,
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 14.
Lincoln.
July 15.
lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 17.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 17.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
Membrane 28.
Protection for Cono prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, appointed by
the abbot of the Cluniac Order his attorney or proctor to visit the houses
of the order in England.
Grant to John Irp of Ipswich of the office of controller of customs with
the custody of one part of the cocket seal in the port of Ipswich, during
pleasure and good behaviour. By C.
Greneral pardon to Roger de Somervill from the time when he was
sheriff of the county of York in the late king's reign.
By K. & 0. and fine of 10/. York.
Appointment of John Darcy and William Trussel, knights, as proctors
and special envoys to treat with Philip king of France for a marriage
between Edward the king's son and a daughter of the French king.
[FoederaJ]
The prior of Newnton Longeville staying beyond seas has letters nominat-
ing brother William de Tonolio and William de Berkhamstede his attorneys
in England for three years. By fine of 608. Buckingham.
Pardon, after fine made by John Bigot, tenant of the manor of Seteryng-
ton, CO. York, for trespasses committed fifty years ago by Roger Bigot, earl
of Norfolk, and by his ancestors before that time, in making grants of land
within the manor without licence. By fine of 5 marks.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise in the sixth year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John Darcy, *le
cosyn,' going beyond seas on the Idng's service. By K.
The same John has letters nominating John de Bolyngbroke and Master
William de Fynchedene his attorneys for the like period.
Exemption, for life, of William son of Theobald de Brigharo from being
put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
Bj p.s.
Pardon to Ralph le Leche of London for a robbery from a person un-
known between the towns of Kentford and Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk,
whereof he was appealed before the sheriffs and coroner of the city of
London by Adam Lurcher of Apperle, an approver ; the said approver being
now dead. By p^»
158
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
July 6.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
July 6.
Lincoln.
July 22.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Iducoln.
July 23.
Lincoln.
July 22.
Lincoln.
Membrane 28 — coni.
Inspeximus and confirmation to William Roculf of Worcester, the present
tenant, and his heirs, of a confirmation by Walter sometime bishop of
Worcester on 1 October, 1310, of a grant by William his predecessor, dated
Monday after St. Peter and St. Paul, 33 Edward I., and witnessed by
James le Poer, John atte Hide, Geoffrey de Apetot, William de Abyndon,
William Gorulf, Peter Molendinarius, John Outrode and others, to John
Rumphare, Margaret his wife and their heirs and assigns, by the rent of
12«. sterling, of a messuage and half a virgate of Und, with 2k ferthingUmda
and other appurtenances in Colewyk within the manor of Wyke which had
escheated to the bishop from Walter de Colewyk.
By fine of \ mark. Worcester.
Pardon to Robert Bertram of the county of Northumberland, who has
suffered very heavy losses by the war of Scotland, of 12/. due to the king
for arrears of the farm for his lands in Lourbotil. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northumberland.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
the king's right to present to the archdeaconry of Wells by reason of the
voidance of the see in the time of the late king, which he recovered against
Ralph, bishop of Bath and Wells by judgment of his court, and of his pre-
sentation of Master Thomas de Upton, king's clerk, thereto.
Pardon to Gilbert de Chelgrave for the death of William le Cok, as it
appears by the record of William Trussel and other justices appointed to
deliver Warwick gaol that he killed him in self-defence.
Exemption, for life, of Walter de Newynton from being put on assizes
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff*, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of the following : —
William Wascelyn of Brunneby. By p,8.
William Moigne of Stalyngburgh.
^j p.s.
Presentation of Richard de Normanby, king's clerk, parson of the church
of Etton, in the diocese of York, to H. bishop of Lincoln for institution to
the church of Scarthowe, on an exchange of benefices with John de Etton,
king's clerk. By p.s.
July 22.
Lincoln.
July 20.
LlQCOlO.
Mbmbranb 27.
Pardon to Adam le Barber for b grant to him, for life, made without
licence by Henry, earl of Lancaster, of a rent of 10 marks paid by Thomas
de Baumburgh, king's clerk, for lands in Warndham and Neulond, co.
Northumberland, held in chief, with the reversion of the said lands after the
death of Thomas, to hold by the said rent By K.
Ratification of a charter whereby the king lately granted to John Darcy
* le cosyn,' in fee, for service to the late king and also in recompence of the
manors of Egefeld and Walecote, co. Norfolk, which the said king when he
appointed him justiciary of Ireland assio^ned for his banner fee (disposuii ad
veociUum)^ and of which he was afterwards doprived, the manor of Werk in
Tyndale, to hold with all knights' fees, advowsons, parks, chaces, warrens,
fisheries, forfeitures, fairs, markets, royalties, lordships, liberties, reversions,
and other appurtenances as John de Balliolo held it of Edward I. By El.
5 BDWABD III.— Pabp II.
169
1331.
July 22.
Lincoln.
July 21.
Lincoln.
July 20.
Lincoln.
July 21.
Lincoln.
July 21.
Lincoln.
July 19.
Lincoln.
July 18.
Lincoln.
Aug. 4.
Clipstone.
Aug. 6.
Clipstone.
Aug. 6.
Clipstone.
Aug. 6.
Clipstone.
Aug. 4.
Olipstone.
Aug. 4.
Qliptftone.
Membrane 27 — cant.
Grant to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York,
who at the king's request have granted to Bobert Polidod, for life, mainten-
ance out of their house, that they shall not be called upon to provide the like
for any other in his place after the death of the said Robert. By K.
Pardon to John son of Simon de Kirkandres and Elena his wife for acquir-
ing for their lives from Patrick de Suthayk two messuages and 40 acres of
land in Elirkandres, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and
licence for them to retain the same. By fine of 1 mark. Cumberland.
Licence for Geoffrey le Scrope to grant to the prior and convent of
Haltemprice, in frank almoin, 4 perches of moor in Houk lying in the
middle of Inkelmore, which are held in chief. By p.8.
Grant to the prior and convent of Lenton that they may pay the 71/. still
duo at Exchequer out of their contingent of the tenth imposed by the Pope
upon the clergy of England, by half-yearly instalments of 10 marks from
Michaelmas next. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Grant to Gilbert le Messager, for service to queen Philippa, of 10 marks
yearly at the Exchequer until the king provide him with the equivalent in
land or rent, for life. By p.s.
Presentation of John de Staunford to the church of Kynge Stanley, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of John
Mautravers, a rebel, being in his hands.
Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Elizabeth de Burgo, the
king's kinswoman, to the prior and convent of Anglesey of a rent of 20/.
reserved to her out of the manor of Lakyngheath and other lands in that
town lately granted by her to the prior and convent of Ely. By K.
Ratification of the estate of Richard de RagenhuU, king's clerk, as parson
of the church of Burghclere by collation of John bishop of Winchester.
ByK.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for the abbot of Waverle
going to a general chapter of his order.
Grant to William de Middelton, king's clerk, of the chantry of Rissheton
chapel, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of John Deveroyl being in
his hands.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, escheator, or his sub-escheator
in the county of Dorset.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for the same William de
Middelton.
Exemption, for life, of Benedict de Norman ton, for his service and costs
in discharging the office of clerk of the Crown in the Chancery, as well
in the late as in the present reign, from being put on assizes, juries, or
recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator,
forester, verderer, or other minister or bailiff of the king against his will ;
and grant that the marshalls of the household or other piinisters of the
king and others shall not make livery in his houses in Normanton, Suthwell,
Morton, Famefeld and Lanum, nor lodge therein. By K. & C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the said Benedict, for the
.same considerations, of a messua«fe, toft, 12 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, and 6 marks in rent, in Normanton, Suthwell, Holum, Edyngle,
Osmundthorp, Farnesfeld, Morton and Lanum, not held in chief, to a
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in a chapel, to be built by
Benedict in honour of St. John the Baptist, on his land at Normanton, for the
souU of Ins father, mother, and benefactors. By K. & C.
6 EDWAED in.— Pabt H,
161
1331.
Aug. 4.
Clipstone.
July 20.
Lincoln.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Appointment of Thomas Borehunt, king's serjeant, to take venison for
the king in the present season, namely, sixty bucks in Clarendon park and
laund and twenty bucks in the parks and chaces in the Isle of Wight, and
t>o deliver the same to Walter de Wyggemore, clerk of the kitchen, by
indentures between himself, the keepers and foresters and the said Walter,
to be kept for the king's use. By K.
Grant for life to queen Philippa as dower of the castle and manor of
Odiham, co. Southampton, of the value of 60/^ the hundred of Faluwesle,
CO. Northampton, of the value of 12/., the hundreds of Bosmere and Clay-
don, CO. Suffolk, of the value of 20/., and 45*. \0d, out of the farm of
Ipswich, with knights* fees and other appurtenances ; in recompence of a
fishery in the river Ouse, extended as of the value of 7/. 6*. 8(/., the
stallage of the same river, of the value of 10/. and the freight or conduct
of ships passing along the river, of the value of 26/., part of the castle and
honor of Knaresburgh, and a bovatc of land in Euston, extended as of the
value of 19*. 2J., part of the castle and honor of Pontefract, which have
been recovered from her by advice of Parliament after having been
assigned to her as dower^ and of the herbage of the parks of La Haye,
Haiwra, Bilton, and the little park beneath the castle held by her as
belonging to the honor of Kjaaresburgh, extended as of the value of 60/., and
now with her consent taken into the king's hands for the support of his stud.
By K. and the whole C.
Aug. 2.
Clipstone.
Aug. 6.
Clipstone.
July 23.
Lincoln.
Aug. 4.
Clipstone.
Aug. 6-
Clipstone.
Aug. 7.
Clipstone.
Ai:^. 13.
Nottingham.
Membrane 25.
Grant to William de Shelton of the bailiwick of the parker of Ledes
park, CO. Kent, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Owen Corder, keeper of the park.
John de Ilisk and Anthony de Flisk staying beyond seas, have letters
nominating Veltrus de Comazano of Parma and Giffredus son of Gervase
Philipell of Tyryngton their attorneys in England for three years.
Protection, during pleasure, for John Kempe of Flanders, weaver of
woollen cloths, his men, servants and apprentices, to exercise and teach his
trade in this country ; with promise of the same for any other merchants of
that mistery who choose to come here. \_Foedera,^
Appointment of Alexander Urtyn of Dover, during pleasure, to that
ofSce in Dover castle which Master Richard de Dovorr, deceased, held.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Clynton, constable of the said
castle.
Amiotus Grymbaldi, merchant of the society of the Grymbaldi, going
beyond seas, has letters nominating Bartholomew Richus, merchant, his
attorney in England for two years.
Protection for the prioiy of Holy Trinity, York, a house largely of royal
foundation, now grievously burdened with debt through the bad rule of the
present prior, an alien, and other priors ; and appointment of John Qiffard ,
canon of York, and Thomas de Shireboum, a monk of the priory, to have
the custody of the same, during pleasure, to receive the rents, issues and
profits thereof, and to apply the same for relief of the estate, reserving
reasonable maintenance for the prior and convent. By K. & C.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for the following : —
The abbot of Cheitsey.
Walter de Patteshull of Northampton.
The abbot of Vaudey.
U 65658.
/
/
162
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 18.
Melton
Mowbray.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 21.
Bedford.
July 21.
Lincoln.
Aug. 25.
King'H Cliffe.
Aug. 26.
King's Cliffe.
Aug. 21.
Bedford.
Aug. 27.
King's Cliffe.
Sept. 4.
AsbbooTD.
Menthrane 25 — cont.
The abbot of Tycheford.
Master Heury de Clif, clerk ; in Sheperton.
John le Smale, prebendary of Stodleye in the church of St. Wilfrid,
Ripen.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Brugysnorth to
restore Maurice de Pissyaco to the prebend of Underdon granted to him by
the late king on the resignation of Master Theobald de Trecys, but subse-
quently granted by the same king to Ralph le Blount, king's clerk, in the
belief that Maurice was dead, which it now appears was not the case.
Presentation of Thomas Cosyn of Gloucester to the church of Pencarrik,
in the diocese of St. Davids.
The like of John Goch to a moiety of the church of Landewy Tresdeu-
cheg, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Boger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, being in his hands.
Pardon, at the request of queen Philippa, to Boger Sturgeon of Gryngele
of his outlawry in the county of Nottingham for non-appearance before
Bichard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to
answer touching a plea of trespass of Thomas de Saundeby . By p.s.
The like, mutatis mutandis^ to the following : —
Boger son of Balph.
Boger de Misterton of Gryngele.
Bobert, abbot of St. Taurin, Evreux, staying beyond seas, has letters
nominating Bichard Thistum his attorney in England and Wales for three
years. By fine of 40*. Gloucester.
Benewal under the new seal of the grant by letters patent under the old
seal to Henry de Acum, chafewax, of the bailiwick of the laund of Plumpton
in Ingelwode Forest. [Patent Roily 1 Edward IIL^ part 1, m. 24.]
Licence for the prior and convent of Lenton to appropriate the church
of Wykynston, in the diocese of Lincoln, said to be of their advowson.
By p.s.
Appointment of Bichard de Bakton, king's yeoman, to the office of bailiff
errant in the county of Lincoln, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pui*suance to the sheriff of Lincdn.
Licence in mortmain for Nicholas de Braysfeld and Emma his wife to
grant to the abbess and convent of Bomeseye, a messuage and 25 acres of
meadow in Bomeseye, and to release their right in the custody of the gate
of the abbey and in a rent of three hundred and sixty-five cloths, three
hundred and sixty-five gallons of the convent ale, three hundred and sixty-five
cloths for servants, lbs. 2d, for meals from the kitchen, 5s. for a robe and
nineteen quarters of bran {furfuris) due from the abbey, to find a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the convent church for the souls of the said
Nicholas and Emma. By fine of 50«.
Vacated because otherwise below.
The abbot of Waverle, going beyond seas, has letters nominating John de
Farndon his attorney in England until Easter.
Writ de intendendo directed to the mayors, bailiffs and good men of
Wynchelse and La Bye and to the knights and free tenants of the manor of
Iham in favour of Bichard de Grofhurst who has been appointed to the
custody of the said towns and manor. '
Licence for Thomas de Carm to enfeoff Master William de Carru of two
parts of two parts of the manor of MoUisford held in chief, and to grant
5 EDWARD lU.— Pabt II.
163
1331, Membrane 25 — cont.
that one- third part of t!io manor now held for life as dower by Joan late the
wife of John de Carru, and one third part of two paits of the manor held in
like manner by Eleanor late the wife of Nicholas de Carru, shall remain to
the said William and his heirs. By fine of 100^. Berks.
Aug. 7.
Clipstone.
Aug. 13.
Clipstone.
Aug. 12.
Clipstone.
Aug. 10.
Nottini^faam.
Aug. 3.
Clipstone*
July 26.
Clipstone.
Aug. 16.
Clipstone.
Aug. 10.
Clipstone.
Ang. 14.
Clipstone.
Aug. 12.
NottiQgham.
Ang. 14.
Nottingham.
Ang. 26.
King's Cliffe.
Membrane 24.
Appointment of Richard de Hampton and Roger Carles to the custody
of the abbey of LilleshuU, of the king's advowson, now in his protection
because grievously burdened with debts and poverty by reason of a quarrel
between the present abbot and John de Chetewynde, the late abbot, who,
after secretly withdrawing therefrom, procured a band of persons to attack
the abbey and remove the goods of the same to dissipate at their will,
and by reason of other misfortunes. They are io receive the rents,
u^sues and profits and apply them, with the advice of the abbot, the prior
and the more experienced members of the house, so as best to relieve the
state of the abbey. By K. & C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Newark by Guldeford, in part satisfaction of the 10 marks yearly in land
and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of the K>llowing ;
by William Diry, Simon de Langebrok and Richard de Moustede, a
messuage and 100 acres of land in Sonde, and by John Prodhome and
Joan his wife, a toft, 80 acres of land and 20 acres of wood in Coveham ;
the same being o^ the clear yearly value of 69*. 8<f. as appears by the
inquisition.
John de Haustede, staying in the duchy of Aquitaine on the king's
service, has letters nominating William son of John de Haustede, and
Kichard le Fitz Lucas his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Appointment of Hugh de Atforton to the custody of the gate of
Kaermerdyn Castle, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the justice of South Wales.
Grant to Jolm de Bristoll, for sei^vice to Joan, queen of Scotland, the
king's sister, of the custody, of the king's park and warren of Leskerd,
00* Gornwall. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the steward of the county.
Gh*ant to the burgesses and good men of the town of Gloucester of
pavage for four years. By p.s.
Protection with clause volumusy until Christmas, for the abbot of
Langedon going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The like, until Easter, for Master John Wawayn also going. By K.
The like for John atte Hegge of Thorpe, * taillour,' going with the said
John. By testimony of Eichard de Bury.
Presentation of WiUiam de Northwell to the church of Baynton in iho
diocese of York. By p.s.
Writ of aid until Easter for Eichard de Waleton appointed by J.
Mshop.of Winchester, the chancellor, a puiTeyor for the marshalsea of the
Chancery.
Pardon to John son of Henry de Leneshothe of Horsemondene for
breaking prison from the Marshalsea. By K.
' Licence for Katherine late the wife of William de Putton, tenant in
chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's alliance.
By fine of IQs. Southampton.
h 2
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1331. Membrane 24 — cont.
Aog. 26. Henry de Mortuo Mai-i, sUyinj; m England, has letters nominating
King's Cliffe. Valentine do Mortuo Mari and Reginald de Staunton bis attorneys in
Ireland tor two years.
Hugli de Mortimer, knight, Htaying iu England, has letters nominating
John de Sulton, parson of the church of Taghmun, and Hamo de Merbach
his attorneys in L:e1and for two years.
Sept. 4. Presentation of Robert de Roderham to the church of St. Peter, Old
Aibbonrn. Sarum, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Vacated by mrrender.
Aug, 27. Protection with clause nalumus, for one year, for John le Spicer of
King-B Cliffe. Salisbury.
Oliver dp Ingham, seneschal of the duchy of Aquitaine, going thither on
the lung's service, has letters nominating Robert le Boore and John son of
Robert de Ingham his attorneys in England for one year.
He also has like letters nominating Peter de Thorneton and Roger de
Antynghom.
July 13. GanselinusFiigan, going with hitn, has letters Qominating Johnde Foxton,
Lincoln. clerk, citizen of London, his attorney for one year.
By testimony of Oliver himself.
Sept, 3. The following also going with bim Lave like letters : —
TideeweU. Reginald de Biakeleye, knight, nominating William de Nerford, clerk,
and Roger de WaJsbam.
Thomas Pecehe, knight, nominating John de Wilton.
William Criketote, knight, nominating Robert de Gedeworth and
Robert de Batesford,
John de Weston, knight, nominating John de Porde and John
Paries.
William de Mattesdon, nominating Thomas de Matteadon.
Mbubrake 23.
Aug. 6. Appointment during good behaviour of Robert de Mauley, king's yeoman,
Clipstoae, \a the office of the stewardship of Shirewode Forest, which William de
Dogmanfeld, deceased, lately held at will. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph de Neville, keeper of the forest on this
side Trent, or his deputy in Shirewode Forest.
Aug. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Tobur the younger and
Clipetone. Richard Storm to the prior and Carmelite Friars at Snyterle of 4 acres of
land for the enlargement of their dwelling bouse there. By K.
Aug. 13. Pardon to John de Caunteneye of his outlawry in the city of London for
Clipstone. non-appearance before Oliver de Ingham and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching divers trespasBeB and breaches of the peace in
that city.
July 26, Appointment of Thomas, the king's porter {Janitor noi^ter), to the office of
Clipstoae. porter and macebearer in the town of Kaemarvan, during good behaviour,
in like manner as Richard de Wycombe, deceased, held the same. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Wysham, justice of North Wales.
Aug. 21. Writ de intendendo directed to Emma late the wife of Robert do Monte
Uedfont, Alto in respect of the fee farm of 60^ due for the town of Aylesbury, which
she holds for life, which is to be paid to Margaret, countess of Kent, &om the
21 March last, the day on which the countess by resolution of the last Par-
liament was appointed to the custody of her lat« husband's lands as though
judgement had not been passed on him. It appears by inquiBitions poH
5 EDWARD III.— Part II.
165
1331.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Au^. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aug. 26.
King's CUffe.
Ang. 27.
King's Cliife.
Sept. 3.
Tideswell.
Sept 6.
CaBtleton.
Sept. 8.
Caatleton.
Sept. 8.
Castleton.
Membrane 23 — cont.
mortein which have been taken that the earl held the said fee farm in fee
tail on the day of his death.
Appointment of Thomas de Foxle to take sixteen bucks for the king's
venison in the present season in Windsor Forest and parks, and to deliver
them by indenture to Walter de Wyggeraore, clerk of the kitchen. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Thomas. Any expenses incurred in
taking the venison will be allowed at the Exchequer.
The like to the said Walter.
The like appointment of John Seeles to take six bucks in Ghent Forest.
ByK.
The like mandates in pursuance.
Appointment of John Darcy * le cosyn ' to the custody of the manor
of Merston Meysy, co. Wilts, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, escheator, or his subescheator
in the said county.
Protection, for one year, for the master and brethren of the hospital of
St. Thomas the Martyr, Guldeford, their messengers or proctors, collecting
alms.
Grant to the prior and convent of St. Swithun*s, Winchester, who at the
king's request have granted maintenance for life, from their house for
Henry Whish, king's yeoman, that this shall not prejudice their house as a
precedent and that they shall not be called upon to find the like after his
death. By p.s.
Pardon to Thomas Borehunt for taking a stag in Wolmer Forest, in the
late king's reign, and carrying the same away, whereof he was indicted before
Adam Gurdoun, then keeper, and the foresters, verderers and regarders, of
the said forest. By K.
Protection with clause rogamus for two years for the abbot and convent
of Bytlesden, in the diocese of Lincoln, and their attoraeys or proctors,
collecting alms in the churches of England, Wales and Ireland. The
king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorized persons collecting in their name.
Ratification of the estate of Master Robert de Warenna, king's clerk, in
the church of Stapel Langford, in the diocese of Salisbury, said to be of tho
patronage of Oliver de Ingham, notwithstanding any right of the king
therein by reason of the custody of the lands of the said Oliver or of
Laurence son and heir of Laurence de Sancto Martino having been in his
hands or in the hands of any of his progenitors. By K.
Exemption, for life, of Robert de Morby from being put on assizes juries
or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sherifl^, coroner or other
bailifi* or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Writ of aid for William de Boyleston, clerk, sent by Arnold Micol, king's
Serjeant and chief butler, to audit the accounts of his substitutes in divers
ports.
Licence for tite alienation in mortmain by John bishop of Winchester,
the chancellor, of the advowson of the church of Bishopstoke in his diocese,
held in chief, to four chaplains celebrating divine service daily in the chapel
of St. Stephen and St. Laurence, within the manor of Merwell, in recompence
of the sum of money which they used to receive as alms from his Exchequer
at Wolvesey. By K.
Membrane 22.
Writ de intendendo for Richard le Long and Adam le Mercer deputed by
Amald Micol, king's Serjeant and chief butler, to discharge his office in the
ports of Lyme and Seton, during pleasure.
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Also for the followiog deputies ;— -
Henr^ Ch&unc«ller and Richard Play in the ports of Toppesham,
Tyngmuth, Bardstaple, Excester, Dertematb and Pirie.
John Colram and Heury Sampson in Plumutb port and Tambre river.
Henry Dode and William le Ken in the ports of Pole and Warham.
Adam le Glide and John Escuder in the ports of Melcombe and
Weymuth.
Stephen atte Metis and William de HerendoD in the port of Portes-
Serlo Queynte and Stephen Willeire in the ports of Loo, Fowy, Lost-
wythitl, Falemuth, Mouaole and Patristowe, and all ports in Corn-
wall-
Nicholas Chaumpneya and William Loveryk in the port of Sandwich.
Alexander Deweyle in the port of Yarmiitb, Isle of Wight.
Robert de la Barre and Gerard Elys in the ports of Suthampton,
Lymynton and Kyhavene,
John Wyne and William Shapman in the porta of Ciceatre, Seford and
Shorham, and along the coast fi-om Oicestre to Sliorham.
Hamo de Borton in the ports of the towns of Great Yarmouth, Kirke-
leye and Blakeueye.
Robert But in the port of Boston.
Adam de Witliiford in all ports in South and West Wales.
Johnde Housnm iu all ports of Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall and Devon.
John de Notyn^ham in alt ports in South, West and North Wales and
the county of Chester.
Edward le Tavorner of Gloucester in the port of Qloncester.
Grant to Nicholas de Medestedo, chaplain, of the chantry in thd king's
apel in the castle of Old Sarum, void by the death of John de Mulm,
nplaiu. By p.a.
Muidate in pursuance to the sheriff of the county of Wilts,
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John bishop of Winchester,
i chancellor, to the prior and convent of St. Switlmn, Winchester, the
vowson of the church of Mapeldorham with the chapel of Petreafeld in
I diocese, held in chief, and for the appropriation of the same by the
ler, subject to the payment by them, over and above the sum which they
■eady pay to the hospital of St. Mary Magdalen without Winchester, of
3 yearly sum of 25/, 19*. 4rf. for support of the sick poor ihere which the
thop has been wont to pay at his Exchequer at Wolvesey out of his alms.
ByK.
Exemption, for life, of John de llolyns, king's yeoman, from being pat
astizes, juries, inquisitions or recognisances, and from ^pointment as
lyor, sheriff, coroner, eseheator or other bailiff or minister of the king
ainst his will. By p.s.
Licence for him to impark his woods of Siwardeshull and Wynard, co.
ickingham, and 300 acres of land adjacent thereto.
A.lice Pirot and Joan Uorteyn, nuns of the church of St. Mary,
lestowe, bringing news of the death of Elizabeth their abbess tave lettera
liccucc to elect. By p.ti.
Presentatiou of Thomas de Adiyngton to the church of li'emham in the
>cese of Salisbury, void by the resignatior. of Roger Dobyn, and in the
ig's gift by reason of the forfeitm'C of the lands of John Deverell, rebel.
5 EDWARD lU.— Pabt II. 167
]^33L Membrane 22 — cont.
Sept. 28. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Bruges, parsou
Westminster, of the church of Heyghardres.
Oct. 4. The like for the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.
Westmiuster. The like for two years for the following : —
Father Bertrand, cardinal deacon of St. Mary's in Aquiro, parson of
the churches of Brantham and Wembeldon.
Sept. 28. William de Keythorp, clerk.
Westminster.
Sept. 26. Special protection for Master Ralph de Querjmdon, king's clerk, and all
London. the benefices which nt the present time he is known to hold, and ratification
of his estate in the same ; namely, the prebend of ^ Major Pars Altaris ' and
the archdeaconry of Wilts in Salisbury Cathedral, together with the church
of Mynty annexed to the archdeaconry from of old. By K.
Oct. 1 . Exemption, for life, of Robert le Conestable of Flaynburgh from being
Westminster, put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sherifi*, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against
his will. By K.
Oct. 1. Writ of aid until Easter for John de Bedeford appointed to provide
Westnunster. carriage for the office of the wardrobe. By K.
Oct. 8. The like for Hugh de Treganon, king's yeoman, appointed a purveyor
Westminster, for the household. By treasurer's bill.
The like for the foUowiug : —
Oct. 12. Thomas Bulfote.
Westminster.
Oct. 17. Hugh Burgleon.
Westminster.
Oct. 24. Roger de Asteleye.
Windsor.
Oct. 26. Thomas de Abyndon.
Odiham.
June 29. Licence, at the request of queen Philippa, for the prior and convent of
Gay wood. Bemewell to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not neld in chief, to the
yearly value of 10/.
Oct. 2. Pardon to John son of Richard le Wyse of Stoke Daubene for the death
Westminster, of John le Fevre of Desburgh at Desburgh, as it appears by the record of
John de Verdon and his fello.ws, justices of oyer and terminer in the county
of Northampton, that he killed him in self-defence.
Oct. 1. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 28 September, 20 Edward II.,
Westminster, being a pardon to Silvester de Oldham for homicides and felonies, on condition
of service against the Scots.
Oct. 2. Exemption, for life, of Henry de Deen from being put on assizes, juries,
Westminster, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
The like of Richard de Bykerton. By p.s.
Pardon to John le Couper for the death of Edmund Grymbolf at Great
Yarmouth, as it appears by the record of Simon de Hedersete and John
Claver, justices appointed to deliver Yarmouth gaol, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Sept. 28. Licence, at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, for the minister and
Westminster, brethren of the house of the Holy Trinity, Oxford, to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of lOOs. By p.s.
r^re"
168
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Sept. 3.
Tideswell.
Aug. 28.
Rockingham.
Sept. 3.
Tideswell.
Sept. 6.
Ashbourn.
proceedings in derogation
of Castre in the church of
Henry, bishop of Lincoln,
of his collation thereto of
church of St. Peter, Old
Membrane 21.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from
of the king's right to collate to the prebend
St. Mary, Lincoln, which he recovered against
by judgement of the couit of King's Bench, or
Master Robert de Ayleston, king's clerk.
Presentation of John de Cokermuth to the
Sarum.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
of the right of Master Nicholas de Tyngewyk, king's clerk, to the prebend
of Bedewynde in the church of St. Mary's, Salisbury, on the presentation
of the late king, confirmed by the present king.
Pardon to John Cristeshull, Bartholomew atte Uphalle, John de Berkeleye,
John son of John atte Uphalle, William Stanrich and Ralph his brother,
John le Bokeler and Henry his brother, William atte Grove, John atte
Pirye and William and John his sons, Richard Alisaundre, John le Coupere,
John atte Grove, John Netherwell, Stephen atte Water and William
Adamesclerk de Scanthurst of their outlawry in the county of Southampton
for non-appearance to answer touching a plea of trespass of Thomas de
Foxleye, the latter having acknowledged in the Chancery that satisfaction
had been made him for the trespass.
The like mutatis mutandis to John atte Forde, Robert atte Lee, Robert
le Struch, William atte Felde, William atte Pleysshamele, John his brother,
William son of Robert Godinges, William son of William Grodinges, John
le White, John atte Crouche, William son of Gilbert atte Pleysshamele,
William atte Crouche and John Rauvesservant de Westwode.
Sept. 8.
CasUeton.
Sept. 8.
Castleton.
Letters of licence to elect for the subprior and convent of St. Thomas
the Martyr, Haverford, on the death of Richard de Honyburgh, their
prior. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Henry le Gayte to
the abbess and convent of Wherewell of nine messuages, 200 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, and 36*. Sd. in rent in Wherewell and Bolyndon,
to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in Wherewell church
for the souls of Roger le Forester and Annora his wife, their fathers,
mothers, and children ; and also for the said Henry to grant that 3 acres
of meadow in Bolyndon shall remain to the said abbey after the death of
Peter de Sutton, the present tenant. By fine of 9 marks. Southampton.
Pardon to William atte Touneende of Heek for the death of Thomas
Westminster. Roberd of Heek, as it appears by the record of Robert de Scorburgh and
Adam de Hoperton, justices appointed to deliver York Castle, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Sept. 29. Writ of aid until Easter for John de la Chaunderie appointed a purveyor
Westminster, to the household.
Sept. 25.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Sept. 7.
Castleton.
Oct. 3.
Westminster.
Oct. 3.
Westminster.
Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for John Henry of Boston,
merchant, and his servants.
Exemption, for life, of Walter Waldeshef from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, eherifiT, coroner or
other bailiflf or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Licence for Richard de Poterton of Boklond to enf eoflf Ingelram Russel
and Margery daughter of Richard de Poterton of a messuage, two virgates
of land and 6 acres of meadow in Bokland, held in chief.
Bv fine of lOs. Berks.
»
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Coventre, in part satisfaction of the 20 marks yearly of land and rent
which they have the late king's licence to acquire, of the following, which
5 EDWARD III.— Part II. 169
1331, Membrane 21 — cont,
are of the yearly value of 4/. as appears by the inquisition ; by John de
Shulton, three messuages, 30*. in rent, half a virgate of land in Sowe,
Coventre, Offechurch and Sutham, and by William de Passenham, two
messuages, a toft and mill in Coventre.
Oct. 3. Exemplification, at the request of Roger Mauduyt, of letters paf-ent
Westminster, dated 12 February, 1 Edward III., being a pardon to the men of North-
umberland of money due at the Exchequer.
Oct. 4. Felicia wife of Ralph de Spaldyng, staying in England, has letters nomi-
Westminster. nating her husband her attorney in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 4. Writ of aid, until Easter, for Thomas de Pidyngton, one of the purveyors
Westminster, for the household of Edward, earl of Chester, the king's son.
By bill of the earl's steward.
The like for the following purveyors for the same : —
Richard Dent.
John de Ardern, clerk.
Hugh de Asteley.
Robert Ballard.
Andrew de Boxton.
Oct 4. Inspeximus and exemplification under the new seal of letters patent
WcRtminster. under the old seal, dated 12 March, 1 Edward III., being a pardon to
Simon Scott.
Membrane 20.
Sept. 15. Exemplification, at the request of Ganselinus Pagani, of a writ dated 27
Northampton. August, 14 Edward II., to the sheriflTs of London, reciting that, by an in-
quisition taken by Robert de Kendale, constable of Dover Castle and warden
of the Cinque Ports, it had been found that a ship, la Mariote de Goseford^
whereof Richard Paynsweyn, was master, which the said Ganselinus and
Reymund, his brother, had freighted at Bordeaux with wine and corn for
this country, while at anchor in the Downs near the port of Sandwich,
within the dominion of the king, was forcibly boarded by men of Flanders,
with the assent of the earl and commonalty of that country, and against the
will of the merchants, master and mariners, was taken away to le Swyne in
the dominion of the count with all that was on board, where the captors used
at their will the cargo consisting of 45 tuns and a pipe of wine of the same
Ganselinus and Reymund, 62 tuns of wine of Grimoard Cardon and corn of
Laurence de Molyn, with other wine, flour and goods of the master and
mariners, whereby the parties have suffered a loss of 413/. 17j». ; and directing
them to cause goods and merchandiRO of any men of Flanders within their
bailiwick to be arrested to tho value of 100/., until satisfaction be made
to the said Grimoard of that amount, and to return the writ with an
account of the goods arrested and their value. The sheriff of the county
of Lincoln and bailiffs of Ravenseroddd had been directed in like manner
to arrest goods of the men of Flanders in satisfaction of the losses of the
other merchants.
Sept. 25. Revocation of the late grant of pavage to the town of Pontefract, the same
Westminster, having been obtained by Robert de la More, Adam Scot, Robert de Lincoln
and John de Wraggeby, without tho assent or wish of the bailiffs and good
men of the town.
Sept. 28. Grant, for life, to Jordan de Saint Barbe, chaplain, of the custody of the
Westminster, hermitage by Cripelgate, Londoui void by the resignation of Thomas de
Leycestre, the last keeper thereof. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of London.
Sept. 29. Simon abbot of Aumale, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Westminster. Thomai de Burwell and Roger le Messejer his attorneys in England for three
years. * By fine of 20^. paid in the Hanaper.
170 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 20 — cont.
Sept. 28. Notification to W. archbishop of York of the revocation of the late
Westminster, presentation of William de Northwell, king's clerk, to the church of Baynton,
in his diocese. By p.s.
Sept. 26. Protection, with clause nolumus^ for one year, for William du Chastel of
London. Blithe.
The like for the following : —
John de Godelee, dean of Wells.
Henry Gernet.
Master Nicholas de Sandwico, parson of the church of Crupthom.
Master Henry de Clif, clerk ; at Blebury, Aston and Upton.
Ralph Tumeye, chaplain.
Aug, 20. Pardon to John de Furneux of 20/. required of him by summons of the
Bedford. Exchequer on account of a recognisance wherein Le was bound to Hugh le
Despenser, the younger, which escheated to the king by the rebellion of
the latter. By p.s.
Sept. 28. Pardon to Simon de Stanes, clerk, of the imprisonment and ransom
Westminster, adjudged against him by Thomas Wake and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer in the county of York, after his conviction before them on a
plea of William de Kyme that he broke his park at Paddocthorpe by
Tadcastre ; on the testimony of Geoffrey le Serope, one of the justices of
the King's Bench that he has satisfied the said William of the damages
awarded against him on account of the trespass.
Sept. 27. Presentation of Robert de Hemyngburgh, clerk, to the church of Wotton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de Hasty nges, tenant in chief of the late king.
Aug. 22. Appointment of John Snape to the office of porter of Canterbury CastlOi
Bockingham. during good behaviour. By p.s.
Oct. 3. The abbot of St. Evroul, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Westminster. John de Wedon and William de Rowell his attorneys in England for four
years. By fine of 5 marks. Northampton.
Oct. 2. Confirmation of a grant in mortmain by John bishop of Winchester and
Westminster. Robert de Stretford, parson of Stretford church, to Adam bishop of
Worcester of sixteen selions and two butts of pasture {de sexdedm selionibus
et duabus buttis pasture) in Ouldstretford. By K.
Oct. 3. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Master Hugh de
Westminster. Ingolisma, clerk.
The like for the following : —
Master William Johan, parson of the church of Lanridian, prebendary
of Royl in the church of St. Maurice, Abergwylly.
John de Ratelesden.
John de Bello Campo of Somersete, the elder.
Richard de Mamy, parson of the church of Knouwell Magna.
Nicholas de Wortely.
John Hippe, bailiff of the port of Hethe.
Oct. 2. Licence for John le Dekne of Boudon to enfeoff Morgan de Dunston and
Westminster. Eleanor his wife of a rood of land and bSs, in rent in Wappenham and Ast-
well, held in chief. By fine of 4 marks. Northampton.
Oct. 4. Grant to Roger de Bulkyly and Thomas de Davenport of pontage for
Westminster, five years on wares passing over the river Davene between Macclesfeld and
Menewys, to build a stone bridge at Salteresford, co. Chester. By C.
July 16. Ralph abbot of St George's, Baukerville, Normandy, staying in Nor-
Lincoln. mandy, has letters nominating John Rufi, clerk, and Denys de Quemino
his attorneys in Eugland for two years. By fine of 20*. Wilts.
5 EDWAED in.— Pabt II. 171
1331. Membrane 20 — cont.
Oct 5. Ratification of the estate of Master Alan de Aslakeby as parson of the
Westminster, church of Stanford upon Avene, in the diocese of Lincoln, of the patronage
of the abbot and convent of Selby. Bj p.s.
Oct. 4. Presentation of Richard de Boseham, parson of the church of St. Mary
Westminster, in the Marsh, Romney, in the diocese of Canterbury, to the church of
Westhanifeld, in the diocese of London, in the king's gill by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of John de Hastinges, tenant in chief, on an
exchange of benefices with William de Cantuaria.
Mbmbranb 19»
Oct. 2. Licence for William de Clynton and Juliana his wife to enfeoff Henry de
Westminster. Leybourn of the manor of Elham, co. Kent, held in chief, and for him to
re-grant the same to William, Juliana and her heirs. By p.s.
Oct. 2. Ratification of the estate of John de Langebergh, king's clerk, as preben-
Westminster. dary of Gra[nt]ham Borealis in Salisbury Cathedral. By p.s.
Oct. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation of a licence dated Thursday after the Exalta-
Westminster, tion of the Holy Cross, in the present year, by Adam bishop of Worcester
to John bishop of Winchester to grant in moitmain a messuage in Stretford
upon Avene, held in chief, lying in Corn Street between a tenement late of
Margery Helle and a lane called * Tynkereslone,' extending in length to a
tenement in the said lane late of William Avereye, and in breadth from the
lane to a tenement late of John Strech, to a chaplain, known as the
keeper of the chantry at the altar of St. Thomas the Martyr newly built by
the bishop of Winchester in a wing on the south side of Holy Trinity
Church, Stretford, to find five other chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily at that altar. By K.
Oct. 4. The like of a grant by the same Adam, of even date with the above and
Westminster, witnessed by John de Bishoppesdon, knight, William Bruyly of Lodyng-
ton, Adam de Sty vynton, WiUiam de Clynton, William de Claiyndon, John
Begelyn and others, to Master Robert do Stretford, his heirs and assigns,
of a messuage and half a virgate of land in Old Stretford lately held of the
bishopric in villenage by John Bisshop, and a cottage in the same town, quit
of services and demands, in exchange for a plot of land in Olde Stretford,
called * Le Homme.' By K.
Oct. 3. Appointment of the master of the hospital of St. John, Huntingdon, as
Westminster, keeper of the bridge of that town and of the chapel situated thereon, during
good behaviour, to receive any goods for support thereof which have here-
tofore been bequeathed or hereafter shall be bequeathed, with such alms and
other ofiTerings as he can obtain, to apply the same in the repair and main-
tenance ot the bridge and chapel, and to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the chapel out of the alms and oblations of those attending
the said chapel so far as they sufiKce for that purpose.
Oct. 3. Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster. Juliana Basset, the prioress, as abbess of St. Mary's, Elnestowe by Bedford.
By p.s.
Oct. 4. Pardon to Nicholas Colepeper, John de Holedene, Richard Blod, Roger
Westminster. Qrigelot, John atte KnoUe, tfohn Sloman, John Hosmer, Hugh Hosmer
and Thomas Brounyng, of their outlawry in the county of Kent for non-
appearance before Robert de Asshole and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching a plea of trespass of Elizabeth de Burgo ; on
condition that they at once surrender at Canterbury prison to satisfy the
king of what pertains to him for the said trespass, whereof they were con-
victed by the jury, and the said Elizabeth of her damages.
172 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 19 — cont.
Oct. 4. Inspeximus and confirmatioii for Ralph de Neville of the foJlowing : —
Westminster. (i.) Charter of Lewis bishop of Durham, dated 29 July 1331, being a
grant to him, for life, of the manor of Evenwode as fully as any
lord ever held the same.
(ii.) Confirmation of the above by the prior and convent of Durham,
under date of August 4.
(iii.) Indenture dated 7 March 1325 between the bishop and the said
Ralph witnessing that, in consideration of his having released the
bishop from a yearly payment of 20L out of hi« Exchequer at
Durham, the latter had granted that he and his assigns should
hold the manor of Wynlawghton, for his life, free from the rent
of 20/. due for the same. French,
(iv.) Confirmation of the above by the prior and convent under date of
1 April 1326. By K.
Oct. 6. General pardon pursuant to the statute [1 Edward III. stat. 1. cap. 1.]
Westminster, to Hugh de Audele, who came to the aid of the king and his mother to
pursue the Despensers.
The like to Robert de Prestebury.
Writ of aid for Richard du Seler of Exeter and John de Wotton sent by
Arnold Micol, king's serjeant and butler, to audit the accounts of his
substitutes in the ports of Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.
Membrane 18.
Oct. 2. Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Robert de Walkefare for
Westminster, the death of Hugh de Turplyton knight and Richard de Munemnth, killed
in resisting the arrest of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, at Notting-
ham Castle, with general pardon. By K.
Oct. 4. Inspeonmus and confirmation of a deed dated 25 June 1330, by the prior
Westminster, and chapter of Ely Cathedral, being an inspeximus and ratification of an in-
denture dated 22 May in the same year, and witnessed by John de Heselarton,
Ralph de Crophull, William de Calthorp, knights, John de Drayton, John
Waldeshef, Robert de Holbek, Elias de Thoresby and others, whereby
John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, granted to John le Warner of Much
Hadham, his servant, a messuage and half a virgate of land in Little
Hadham, co. Hertford, which John atte More while he lived held of
him in villenage, to hold, for life, at the rent of 9*. 2Jrf., payable at his
Exchequer at Ely at the usual terms, with remainder to the right heirs
of John le Warner, to hold of the bishop and his successors by those
customs whereby the same were held before the making of this indenture
as contained in the terrier of Hadham manor. By fine of . . marks.
July 21. Grant to John Goch, king's clerk, of the free chapel of Casteldurant in
Lincoln. South Wales, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Roger de Mortuo
Mari, late earl of March, having been forfeited by rebellion. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to H. bishop of St. Davids.
Oct. 7. Grant to Walter de London, king's clerk, of the prebend of Underdon
Westminster, in the free chapel of Bruggeuorth, lately held by Maurice de Pissiaco.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
Oct. 7. Grant to Maurice de Pissiaco, king's clerk, of the canonry and prebend
Westminster, in the church of St. Wolfram, Abbeville, lately held by Walter de London.
By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Oct. 7. Ratification of the estate of Peter de Berkele, king's clerk, as prebendary
Westminster, of Horton in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury. By p.s.
5 EDWAKD III.— Part II. 173
1331* Membrane 18— co»^.
Oct. 8. The like of Giles de Cremona, king's clerk, as prebendary of Seleseje in
Westminster. Holy Trinity Church, Chichester. By K.
Oct. 6. Confirmation of a demise by John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, to John
Westminster, de Melleboum of the manors of Boudon and Haverbergh to hold for life
with all chaces, warrens, fisheries, and other things belonging to them
except knights' fees and advowsons, at the yearly rent of 50/. sterling,
payable at Saster and Michaelmas. By p.s.
Oct. 7. Exemption, for life, of John de Shireburne from being put on assizes,
Westnunster. juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, coroner, or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Oct. 7. Presentation of William de Baleby, parson of a moiety of the church of
Westminster. Heyford at the Bridge, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Balewell
in the diocese of York, on an exchange of benefices with Bartholomew de
Brndden, king's clerk. By K.
Oct. 8. Grant to Adam de Herewynton, king's clerk, in consideration of the
Westminster, infirmity of his body through age and his ceaseless labours on behalf of
the king's father and mother, that from this time forward he shall be at
liberty to attend to his own af&irs, and shall not be called upon to undertake
any office or ministry of state, against his will, except that he shall remain
a member of Parliament and of the king's council. By K.
Pardon, pursuant to the statute [1 Edward III. stat. 1. cap. 1.], to John
Foljambe of Berde, who came to the aid of the king and his mother to
pursue the Despensers.
The like to the following : —
Nicholas Colepeper.
Henry Ewin.
Oct. 9. Grant to Edward Chaundos, in consideration of his service to the king in
Westminster, his youth and expenses afterwards in staying continually by his side without
any remuneration, that he shall retain for life, rent free, the custody of
Horeston Castle, to which he was lately appointed, during pleasure, at a
rent of 20/. By p.s.
Oct. 5. Grant to John de Bylemonium that he shall retain for life the serjeanty
Westminster, of the bailiwick of Rue, in the county of Ponthieu, according to the tenor
of the letters patent whereby queen Isabella granted it to him while the
county was in her hands. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender,
July 22. Exemption for life of John de Fulnetby from being put on assizes, juries
Lincoln. or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner
or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.8.
— 29. Grant to Walter de Monte Gomeri of his goods which escheated to the
Westminster, king by reason of his withdrawal when indicted for the death of Peter de
Lellyngton in the county of Derby, with the issues of his lands while in the
king's hands.
Vacated because otherwise on the JPatent Roll of 4 Edward III,
Oct. 1 3. General pardon to William de Gosfeld for breaches of the peace in the
Westminster, counties of Cambridge, Essex and Kent, from the time of Edward I. to the
present time. By fine of lOOs. made before the C. Cambridge.
Mbmbranb 17.
Oct. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of the confirmation by Stephen, bishop of
Westminster. London, on 19 July last of the charter of foundation of the hospital of
Elsyng Spitai in the city of London. By K. for his father's soul.
[Monasticon^ Vol. vi., part 2, pp. 704-707.]
174 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331, Membrane 16.
Oct. 7. Simple protection for three years for John de Morteyn, knight, going
Westminster, beyond seas. By K«
Oct. 6. Mandate to the bailiffs. of the city of York for the time being to pay
Westminster, to William de Ros of Plamelak yearly out of the farm of their city 150
marks, according to the tenour of the letters patent to the said William,
dated 22 August, 16 Edward II.
The like to the bailiffs of the city of Lincoln.
Opt. 8. Presentation of Richard de Loveny, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Westminster. Odescorabe, in the diocese of Bath of Wells, to the church of Neuton Valence
in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the lands and heir of John de Hasty nges, tenant in chief of the late king, on
an exchange of benefices with Henry de Lyme, king's clerk. By p.s.
Oct. 5. Mandate to the abbot and convent Kyrkestall ; on complaint by Margaret,
Westminster, countess of Kent, that they have deferred to pay her the farm of 90/. for the
manor of Colyngham, co.York, as required by the king's order of 15 February
last, upon the ground that Edmund son and heir of the earl has since died ;
to pay all arrears of the same from the date in question^ and to continue to
pay the same until some heir of the earl attain his full age.
Oct. 8. The like to the abbot and convent of Stratford in respect of the farm of
Westminster. 29». 1 l|c?* for the manors of Sudbury and Hamme. '
Oct. 8. Also to the abbot and convent of Ramesey in respect of a yearly payment
Westminster, of 43/. 155. of the farm of the markets in St. Ives, co. Huntingdon.
Oct. 6. Licence, at the request of Henry de Edenestowe, king's clerk, for the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Rufford to appropriate a moiety of the church of Roder-
ham, which is of their advowson. hj p.s.
Qct. 8. I^icence for William Trussell to impark his wpod of Nuthurst, co. War-
Westminster, wick. By p.s.
Oct. 8. GrMit, with the assent of Parliament, to Thomas West in enlargement of
Westminster, the late grant to him for life, at a rent of 4/. 14*., of the manor of Sutton
Maui^deville, co. Wilts, an escheat to the king by the forfeiture of Hugh le
Despenser, the elder, that he shall hold the same in fee simple and rent free,
together with knights' fees, advowsons, fairs, chaces, warrens, parks, woods,
liberties, free-customs, and other appurtenances, by the services whereby it
was held before it came to the king.
By K. and the whole C. in Parliament.
Oct. 6. Exemption for life of Adam Noel of Pulteneye from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Appointment of John de Stonore to the custody during minority of the
Westminster, heir of the lands late of Oto de Bodrigan, tenant in ,chief, with the marriage
of the heir. By fine of 200/.
I^andate in pursuance to William Trussel, escheator on this side Trent.
Memorandum. It is ordered by the council that if on return of the
inquisition post mortem it is found that the custody and marriage are of
•eater value the said jTohn shall pay more. If they are of less value then
le shall pay less.
Vacated because below under the same date for a reason contained in a
memorandum enrolled there,
Oct. 8. Confirmation to Richard de la Chaumbre son and heir of Adam de Bram-
Westminster. wyth of grants by Roger Bygod, sometime earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, to the said Adam, in tail, of a messuage and two virgates of land
in FuntyDgton, and of the limd which John le Saucer held of him in the
same place. By fine of lOs. Sussex.
' *,
5 EDWARD III.— Part II. 175
1331. Membrane 16 — cont.
Presentation of Roger son of Richard de Whatton to the church of
Gonaldeston, in the diocese of York.
Oct. 11. The like of Richard de Claville to two parts of the church of Bisele, in
Westminster, the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, rebel, being in his hands. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Licence for John le Queynte to grant to Peter le Tannere and Margery
WestmiDster. his wife, for life, with remainder to Adam de Bukesgate, Eugenia his wife,
and the heirs of Adam, a messuage, 40 acres of land and an acre of meadow
in Okie by Motesfount, and pasture for 2 beasts of the plough, 8 oxen, 6
cows with their calves, a ram and 100 sheep in Okie meadow from Michael-
mas to Midlent in every year and pannage for 30 swine in the wood called
' La Bocholte,' all held in chief. By fine of 20s. Southampton.
Oct. 8. Pardon to Henry de Arderne of the imprisonment, fines, ransoms, and
Westminster, whatever else pertains to the king for the oppressions and other trespasses
in the county of Oxford whereof he was convicted before John de Handelo
and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer. By K.
Oct. 10. Confirmation of a grant by John de Daggeworth to Roger de Bedefeld,
Westminster, for life, of a moiety of the serjeanty of the office of usher before the barons
of the great Exchequer with all profits and other appurtenances of the same,
and with power to appoint a fit person to execute the office in his stead.
By fine of one mark. Suffolk.
Oct. 11. Exemption for life of Aymer Bordet from being put on assizes, juries or
Westminster, recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff', coroner, escheator or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
The like of Geoffrey de la Morehalle. By p.s.
X The like, at the request of Henry de Edenestowe, king's clerk, of John
de Holand of Sw}^nheved, without the word * escheator.' By K.
The like for Thomas de Lungevillers, knight. By E*
Oct. 12. The like, at the request of Master Henry de Clif, king's clerk, for John
Westminster, le Walssh. By K.
The like, at the request of Thomas de Evesham, king's clerk, of the
following, his brothers : —
Oct. 14. Henry de Evesham, of Pershore. By K.
Westminster.
Oct. 12. Richard de Evesham, without the word * escheator.' By K.
Westminster.
Sept» 5. The like of Thomas Folejaumbe. By p.s.
Castleton.
Oct. 10. The like of the following :—
Westminster. John Hamelyn, knight. By K.
John de Bisshopesdon, knight, without the word ' escheator.' By K.
Mbmbranb 15.
Oct 7. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Westminster, the king's right to present to the church of Brenkeworth and the diocese of
Salisbury, which he recovered against the abbot of Malmesbury by judg-
ment of his court, or of his presentation of Master John de Badmynton,
king's clerk, to the same.
Octi 6. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for the prior of Spaldyng.
Westminster. The like for the following : —
Walter Lucas.
William Bokeler.
176 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 15 — cont,
Simon, abbot of Torre.
Joan le Fitz Wauter.
Master John de Colonia, parson of the church of Haliwell ; without
the clause.
Nicholas Neweman of Halford.
John de Wodehalle.
John de Godelee, prebendary of Styvelyngton in the church of St.
Peter, York.
Oct. 2. Presentation of John de Staunford to the church of St. Martin,
Westminster. Fyncham, in the diocese of Noi*wich, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of Thomas Bardolf, tenant in chief.
Oct. 7. Thomas de Stanton, clerk, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters
Westminster, nominating Thomas de Heppeworth and John de Bruggewater, clerk, his
attorneys in England for one year.
Oct. 8. Hugh de Audele, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Manentus Fraunceys and Guy Fraunceys his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Oct. 7. TVilliam abbot of St. Victor, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Westminster. Richard Macieu and John le Provost his attorneys in England for three
years. By fine of 20*. at the instance of John de Feriby, clerk.
Oct. 8. Grant to Alan Oihacheme of Inch (de Insults) ^ king's clerk, of the ofBce
Westminster, of treasurer in the church of St. Patrick, Gashel, with the prebend annexed
thereto. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to J. archbishop elect of Gashel.
Oct. 8. Exemplification of a charter, dated 28 April, 5 Edward I., being a grant to
Westminster, the abbot and convent of Newham, co. Devon, of the advowson of the
church of Axeminster.
Oct. 8. Pardon to John Turgys for taking and carrying away a stag in the forest
Westminster, of Pambere, co. Southampton, in the late king's reign, whereof he was
indicted before William de Claydon, then deputy of the justice of the
forest on thb side Trent, and the foresters, verderers, and regardei*s of the
said forest. By p.s.
Oct. 11. Master Theobald de Trecis, parson of the church of Cotyngham, going
Westminster, beyond seas has letters nominating Thomas de Cotyngham and Peter de
Poicy his attorneys in England for three years.
Oct. 8. Protection with clause rogamus, for three years, for the master and
Westminster, brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, in the diocese of Vienne, and their
attorneys or proctors, collecting alms in the churches. The king's bailiffs
are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Oct. 9. Licence for John de Sancto Philberto to grant to John son of John de
Westminster. Sancto Philberto and Joan daughter of Robert de UflTord and the heirs of
the body of John son of John the manor of Braye, with lOOJ acres of land
in Wynkefeld, co. Berks, and a weir in the Thames called * Brayoke,' said to
be held in chief. If the said John son of John die without heir of his
body, the premises are to revert to the grantor and his heirs. By p.s.
Oct. 8. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Sancto Phile-
Westminster. berto going to Quscony on the king's service. By K.
The like for William Cokerel going with him.
By testimony of John himself.
And for the following also going :—
Thomas le Ponyng, * le unkle.'
Roger Lynde.
William de Crakeford.
William Jurdan of Bray the younger.
\
5 EDWARD III.— Part II. 177
1331. Membrane 15— co»^
Thomas le Parker of Stirston.
William de Barentyn.
Thomas atte Hold Hall of Little Bejnes.
Richard Havard.
Peter Renald of Pilketon.
John de Blakenham.
Oct. 13. Licence for William de Ros of Hamelak to impark his wood in Lynton,
Westminster, co. York, if it be not within the metes of the forest. By p.s.
Oct. 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Warenna, earl of
WeBtmiiister. Surrey, to the prior and canons of Theford of the advowsou of the church of
Grersham, held in chief ; and for the appropriation of the church by the
latter. By K.
Oct. 12. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Richard, earl of Arundel,
Westminster, to the abbot and convent of Haghmond of 3 acres of waste land in the
manor of Wroxcestre, and the advowson of the church of that town, said to
be held in chief; and for the appropriation of the church. By K.
Licence for Hugh Peverel to enfeoff Roger de Swanton, parson of the
church of Little Dunham, of the manors of Chykeneye, co. Essex, and of
Brakne, co. Norfolk, with the advowsons of their churches, said to be held
in chief as of the honor of Peverel which is now in the king's hands ;
and for him to re-grant the same to Hugh, Matilda his wife, and his heirs.
Mbmbrane 14.
Oct. 6. Confirmation of a grant by queen Isabella to Isabella late the wife of
WestmiDster. Thomas de Hayton of the custody, during minority of Robert son and heir,
of the lands of her late husband, with the marriage of the heir.
Oct. 8. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York,— on their petition
Westminster, that at the expiration of the grant for five years by the king's letters patent of
the venison of Spaunton Forest in lieu of the tithe of the venison of Gbltrc s
Forest, they might again have the tithe of the venison of Galtres
Forest or else the venison of Spaunton Forest for ever — that at the end of
the said five years they shall have all the venison of Spaunton Forest for
another like term. By pet, of C.
Oct. 7. Pardon to Thomas de Thornham, knight, in consideration of service at
Westminster, the arrest in Nottingham Castle of Roger de Mortuo Mari, late earl of March,
and to enable him ta carry out his intention of entering the order of St.
John of Jerusalem in England, for his taking part with Henry, earl of
Lancaster, against the king, for breaking prison at Norwich Castle, and
for all other trespasses. By p.s.
Oct. 20. The like for Thomas Wyneman of Thornham, knight. By p.e.
Westminster.
Oct. 9. Pardon to the prior and convent of Brydelyngton for acquiring under
Westminster, a licence for the acquisition of 20/. yearly in land and rent granted to them
by the king, a messuage and two bovates of land in West Askam from
Walter Mabbe, two tofts in Wylesthorp from Peter del Dike, 13*. 6rf. in
rent in Flemycg Burton from Robert Spede, lOcf. in rent in Great Couton
from John Fyton, a moiety of a mill pond in Fremyngton from Henry son
of Hugh, a toft, two bovates and 7 acres of land in Bynynton from Peter de
Rise, GO acres ofpnsture in Suxton from Master William de Burton, chaplain,
and a toft, two bovates and 24^ acres of land in Saxton and Bynynton
from John de Sartrino, chaplain, and entering therecn before the inquisi-
tions required in the licence had been returned into the Chancery; and
licence for them to retain the same, which (exclusive of the rents) are of
the yearly value of 32*. as nppear by an inquisition since taken.
ITu 65658. 91
S EDWARD III.— Part II. 179
1331. Membrane 13 — cont.
Oct. 13. Acceptance of a demise by Thomas earl of Norfolk, marshal of England,
Westminster, to Walter de Manny of the office of the serjeanty of the king's Marshalsea,
to hold for life, on condition that he keep the office faithfully and duly
answer for all things belonging to the same, by the rent of one clove of
gilliflower at Michaelmas. By p.s.
Oct. 17. Inspeximtu and ratification, with the assent of Parliament, of letters
Westminster, patent dated 24 March, 19 Edward II., being a grant to Rees ap Griffith
ap Howel, for life, of the manor of Nerberd in Wales, late of Rozer de
Mortuo Mari of Chirk. By K. & C.
Protection with clause nclumits, for one year, for the prior of Blithe*
The like for the following : —
Richard Blaunkfrount.
John de Mere.
The prioress of Merelawe.
John de Percebrigg, parson of the church of Swipmedwe.
Nicholas de Gysburn.
Matilda de Cantebrigge.
Master Alan de Connesburgh.
Oct. 12. Inspeximus of letters patent of queen Isabella [in French], dated
Westminster. H August, 1315, appointing Adam de Gaiton as serjeant of the Downs,
without prejudice to the right therein of Nicholas de Gayton, her clerk, to
whom she had granted the said Downs, to him for life, and to his successors
for three years after his death, and confirmation of the same, for the security
of the said Adam, in view of the surrender by the queen of the lands which
she held as dower. By C.
Oct. 10. Inspeximus of two charters of Henry III. to Theobald de Englechcvile,
Westminster, then tenant of the manor of Tyngewyk for life, being (1) a grant that he
might assess and lease the burgages and demise at farm the waste lands of
the manor, at will, and (2) a grant to him, his heirs and assigns, of the said
manor with the land which Luke son of John held in Dippeford, by the
rent of a pair of gilt spurs at Easter ; and grant that William Busshell,
kinsman and heir of the said Theobald, the present tenant, and his heirs,
shall have the like liberties with respect to the burgages and waste land.
By fine of 40*. Cornwall.
Oct. 13. Protection with clause rogamusj for one year, for the master and
Wettminster. brethren of the hospital of St. Mary Bethlehem without Bishopsgate,
London, and their attorneys, collecting alms in the churches in England,
Ireland, and Wales. The king's bailiffig are to arrest any unauthorised
person collecting in their name.
Oct, 14. Appointment of Robert de la Forde and Richard Cnmpion to search for
Westminster, a mine of silver and lead reported to exist in Minerdale and Silverbeck,
CO. Cumberland, and in Harcla, co. Westmoreland, by view of Robert de
Barton, whom the king has appointed keeper of the mine. By K. & C.
Vacated because on the Fine Roll.
Oct. 12. Licence for John parson of the church of Stoke Bruere to enfeoff
Westminater. Thomas Wake of Lydel of land and rent of the yearly value of 20/. in
Great and Little Harwedon, said to be held in chief, and for him to re-grant
the same in frank almoin to a house of religious men of any order he pleases,
to be founded by him in the said town of Great Harwedon. By K.
Oct. 17. Grant to Oliver de Bohun of the county of Essex of the marriage of
Westminiter. Edward de Wodeham, brother and heir of William de Wodeham, tenant in
chief. By fine of 20 marks. Essex.
Oct. 12. John of Brittany, earl of Richmund, staying beyond seas, has letters
Westmioiter. nominating Richard de Swafham, clerk, and William Scrurnetoue hie
attorneys in England for one year*
It 2
YVeBtmiiiater. churches of Sabrichesworth and Kelvedon, in the diocese of Lonilon, and
of Langedon, in the diocese of Worcester, said to he of their advowsoQ-
By p.s.
Oct. 12. LicGnce at the request of Antoninas Bache, king's merchant, far Lapinus
Wesiminaier. Roger and Joan his wife to enfeoff Master Richard de Tudestede of the
5 BDWABD III.— Part II. 181
1331, Membrane 12 — cont.
manor of Esthalle, co. Kent, held in chief, and for him to regrant the same
to them, for life, with remainders to James son of the said Lapinus, in
tail, and to the right heirs of Lapinus. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Protection with clause rogamus^ for three years, for the master and
Westminster, brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, in the diocese of Vienne, their
attorneys or proctors, collecting alms in the churches in England, Wales,
and Ireland. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised person
collecting in their name.
Aug. 26. Licence in mortmain for Nicholas de Braysfeld and Emma his wife
King's Cliffo. to grant to the abbess and convent of Eomeseye a messuage and 25 acres
of land in Homeseye, and to release for themselves and the heirs of Emma,
all right in the custody of the gate of the abbey and in a rent of three
hundred and sixty-five cloths, three hundred and sixty -five gallons of the
convent ale, three hundred and sixty-five cloths for servants, 15*. 2d.
for food from the kitchen, 5*. for a robe and nineteen quarters of bran
{^urfuris)y payable by the abbey, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the abbey church for the souls of the said Nicholas and
^ Emma. By fine of 60*. Southampton.
Oct. 12. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by William de Clynton of
Westminster. 20/. yearly in land and rent in Makestoke, co. Warwick, with the advow-
son of the church there, to a keeper and chaplains to ^celebrate divine
service daily in Makestoke church for the soul of the king, after death,
and for the souls of his ancestors and of the said William and Juliana his
wife. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Appointment of Edward de Bohun to the office of justice of North
Westminster. Wales, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Writ de intendendo in his favour directed to all within the land of NorUi
Wales.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Wysham, the late justice.
Oct. 16. Grant to Master Kobert de Aylleston, king's clerk of the archdeaconry
Westminster, of Berks in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason
of the temporalities of the see having been seized into the hands of the
late king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of Salisbury.
Oct. 14. Mandate to Emma late the wife of Eobert de Monte Alto to pay to
Westminster. Robert de Fienles all arrears due on account of the farm of 60i., which she
pays for the town of Aylesbury, from 26 January, 4 Edward III., the day
on which the king re-granted the same to him by letters patent, and to pay
the farm to him henceforth. By C.
Membrane 11.
Oct. 8. Ratification of the estate of Master Nicholas de Lodelowe, king's clerk.
Westminster, as dean of the king's free chapel ol St. Mary, Shrewsbury. By K.
Oct. 1 1 . Confirmation of the ap))ointment by letters patent under the seal of the
Westminster. Exchequer of Chester of Blcthin ap Ithel to the custody of Eulowe Forest,
with the pasture of Bode, the sea-coals there and other issues and profits
except the pannage of the forest, to hold for four years from Michaelmas,
3 Edward III., by the rent of 12 marks payable at the said Exchequer at
Midsummer and Michaelmas.
Oct. 10. Licence for Thomas now bishop of Hereford, at his request, to discharge
Westminster, from his custody William de Ireby, lately a monk of the abbey of St. Peter,
Gloucester, and prior of Hereford, who after conviction before justices
of the late king of certain crimes was by virtue of the benefit of clergy
182 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 11 — cont,
delivered by the said justices to Adam then bishop of the see, and has
remained from that time in the custody of the bishop, by delivering him
into the charge of the said Adam, now bishop of Worcester. By K.
Oct. 14. Appointment of Robert Power as chief baron of the Exchequer of Dublin,
Westmiaster. during pleasure.
Oct. 14. Mandate to William Trussel, escheator on this side Trent, for restitution
Wevtmiuster. of the temporalities of Elnestow Aebbey to Juliana Basset, one of the
nuns, whose election as abbess has been confirmed by H. bishop of Lincoln,
and who has done fealty to the king. By p,s.
Writ de intendendo for the said Juliana directed to the tenants of the
abbey.
Oct. 12. Gift to Thomas de Cari, king's yeoman, lately appointed by letters patent
Westminster, to the custody of the king's manor of Cheldeworth, co. Wilts, of eight oxen,
two mares, five quarters and two bushel of beans, two bushels of peas, three
quarters of draget and six and a half quarters of oats found therein. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Gilbert de Berewyk in whose custody the fore-
going are said to be.
Oct. 12. Pardon to John Toddo of Ulgham of his outlawry in the county of North-
Westminster, umberland for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of trespass of William de Herle, he having now made
satisfaction for the trespass as the said William has acknowledged appear-
ing before the king in person.
Oct. 12. Licence for the scholars of tlie hall of the University of Oxford to acquire
Westminster, in mortmain land and rent not held in chief, or advowsons of churches, to
the yearly value of 10/. By K.
Oct. 10. Confirmation of a grant by Hugh de Haunton, the elder, Roger de Acton,
Westminster. John de Haunton, Philip de Neuton, William le Shermon, Henry le Tail-
lour, Ralph de Neuport, William le Colier, Philip le Carpenter, Henry le
Parker, John de Gaddesle, John de Harleye, William le Mercer, Reginald
de Trentham, William Lagheles, Henry de Wycombe, Simon de Harleye,
burgesses of Kaernarvan, John Godynogh of Conewey and Griflin ap Blcth
of the commote of Ughtorvey to John de Housum, his heirs and assigns, of
all lands and rents within and without the town of Kacrnarvan which they
had of the bequest of John de Maners. North Wales.
By fine of 30*.
Oct. 16. Grant to Isabella de Bello Monte, lady of Vescy, now tenant of certain
Westminster, lands in North Wales, late of William de Ros of Igmanthorp and John
Deyvill of Athelynflet in respect of which she has been grievously harassed
by distraints made to recover debts owing to the late king and the king
by the said William and John, that such debts shall not be levied during her
lifetime, but that all process shall be stayed until after death. By K.
Oct. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of a release by Adam bishop of Worcester
Westminster, to John bishop of Winchester of all services and customs due to him or his
successors out of the manor of Inge, co. Warwick, and a tenement in
Stratford on Avon, lying in Com Stfeet, between one late of Margery Helle
and a lane called * Tynkerslone,' reachinor in length to a tenement of William
Averye in the lane, which are held of the king in right of the church of
Worcester, in return for a plot of pasture called ' La Homme ' in Oldestratford.
Witnesses, John de Bisshopesdon and Robert du Vaal, knights, John do
Peyto, William Briuly, Adam de Stivinton, Robert Wylemyn, and others at
Stratford on Avon, Saturday the feast of St. Bartholomew, 5 Edward III.
By K.
Oct. 17. Appointment of Master Thomas de Garten as second baron of the Ex-
Westminster, chequer, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
5 EDWARD IIL—Part II. 183
1331. Membrane 11 — cont.
Oct. 8. Pardon to Thomas Blaunkfrount for acquiring for life, from Boger de
Westminster. Mcrtuo Mari of Wyggemore a rent of 20/. in Brymmesgrave and Norton,
said to be held in chief, and entering thereon without the late king^s
licence ; and licence for him to retain the same. By K.
Oct. 15. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Wich of parage for
Westminster, four years, to be collected by John Aleyn and Thomas Gassy. By K.
Oct. 15. Protection and safe conduct until Whitsunday for Douenald, earl of Mar
Westminster, in Scotland coming to England on his own afEairs witli a company of twelve
men, horsemen and servants. By K.
Membrane 10.
Oct. 12. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Bruggenorth of pontage
Westminster, for four years on wares passing over the bridge of their town, for repair of
the said bridge. By pet. of C.
Oct 11. The like to J. Bishop of Ely for three years from 26 April next, on wares
Westminster, brought to the town of Wysebeche or the market there, for repair of the
bridge of the said town. By K. & C.
Oct. 4. Pardon to Alexander de Walcote for acquiring in fee, from Joan late the
Westminster, wife of Roger le Keu, without licence of the present king, a moiety of the
manor of Hempstede and the advowson of the church of that place, held in
chief, which had previously been acquired by the said Joan and Roger from
John Maunsel and Isal)ella his wife, and by the latter in the time of
Edward I. from Roger le Keu of Thorpe and Joan his wife, also without
licence obtained for the transfer ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 5 marks.
Oct. 14. Pardon, at the request of Robert de Ufford, to John de Norwyco, knight,
Westminster, of a fine of 120 marks, for certain trespasses whereof he was indicted before
John de Stonore and John do Cantebrigge, late justices of oyer and terminer
in the county of Norfolk. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in another Patent Roll of the same year,
Oct. 11. Licence for John son of John de Bliton of Lincoln to enfeoff Thomas de
Westminster. Sybethorpe, clerk, of 148 acres of land and 12 acres of meadow in Cane-
wyke by Lincoln, held in chief, and lor him to re-grant the same to the
said John and Amicia his wife, in tail male, with remaioder to the right
heirs of John. By fine of 60*. Lincoln.
Oct. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Westminster. Dale, in part satisfaction of the 100*. in land and rent which they had the
late king's licence to acquire, of the following messuages and lands which
flie of the yearly value of 6s, 8</.,as appears by the inquisition ; by Matthew
de Chaddesden, three messuages, 15 acres of land and half an acre of
meadow in Stanleye and Chaddesden ; by Geoffrey son of Thomas Formente
of Okebroke, a messuage and three bovates of land in Okebroke ; by
William Bykenian of Alwaston, a messuage and a bovato of land in
Alwaston.
Oct. 15. Appointment of Hugh de Atforton to the custody of the hays of Chaspel
West minster, and Eurelegh in Kinfare forest, during pleasure. By s.p.
Oct. 5. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Thomas de Weston to
Wvstminster. William Adam of Wjvcnho, chaplain, and his suceeEsory, ot a messuage, 70
acres of land, 40 acres of wood and 4^. in rent, in Elmfctcd, co. Esf^ex, said
to be held in chief, for a daily celebration of divine service in Elmsted
church for the soul of the king, after death, and for the souls of his
lincestors, the said Thomas, Margaret his wife and thoir rnce^tors. By p.g.
184 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1331. Membrane 10 — cont.
Oct. 14. Exemptloni for life, at the request of Richard de Aldeburgh, of Roger
Westminster, de Burton in Kendale from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances
and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator, or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. Bj p.s.
Oct. 16. Appointment of John de Grauntsete as second justice of the pleas follow-
Westminster. ing the justiciary in Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the chief justice of the pleas in question.
Oct, 16. Appointment of Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, to the office of
Westminster, chancellor of tl)e Exchequer, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to Robert de Wodehous, archdeacon of Richemund, for livery
of the seal and other things pertaining to the office now in his custody.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons to admit him.
Oct. 10. Exemption for life of Ralph de Shirle from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By C.
Oct. 16. Pardon to John de Treuger, imprisoned in Launceston gaol, for the
Westminster, death of John Marchaunt at Kilcampton; as it appeai-s by the record of
John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the
county of Cornwall, that he killed him in self defence.
May 1. Grant, for life, to Robert de Ufford of the castle and town of Orford, co.
Westminster. Suffolk. By K. & C.
Vacated became on the Roll of the Fourth Year.
Membrane 9.
' Oct. 12. Gmnt, at the request of Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, to Gbssocus
Westminster, de la Ruelle that he shall retain for life the lands which Margaret, late queen
of England, gave him for her life, namely, lands in the town of Osprenge which
escheated to her by a felony of Ralph de Chelesen, for which he was outlawed,
and in the Middelton hundred, which escheated to her on the death of John de
Fogheleston, together with the reversion of lands held for life by Mar-
garet, late the wife of the said John, as dower; which grant queen Isabella
afterwards renewed to the said Gassocus for her life. By K. and pet. of C.
Oct. 14. Gift to John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, in enlargement of the late
Westminster, grant to him of the manors of Byflet, Chippenham, Berkhampstede, Kirke-
ton, Eye and Hanle, the hamlet of Thorndon and lands in Clop ton, of all
corn, whether sown or for seed, livery of servants, plough cattle and cart
horses and all other goods which were in the same manors at the time of their
surrender to the king by queen Isabella. By K.
Oct 15. Letters at the instance of Geoffrey, abbot of Bee, dwelling beyond seas,
Westminster, and the convent of that place nominating Richard de Beausenalle, one of
the monks, their proctor-general in England, as their attorney in England
for four years.
Oct. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph son of Ranulph de
Westminster. Nevill, knight, Henry de Bylyngburgh and William de Carleton, parson
of the church of Faldyngworth, to the abbot and convent of Tupholm, of
the manor of Randeby, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the church of St. Mary, Tupholme, for the souls of the faithful departed.
By fine of 100*. Lincoln.
Oct. 14. Mandate to the precentor of the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, to admit
Westminster. Richard de Stowa, chaplain to the chantry in the manor of Westbury, in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Thomas
Mauduyt, tenant in chief.
5 EDWABD III.— Part II. 183
^331^ Membrane 9— con^
'Oct. 13. John do Aslakby, parson of the church of Castre, going beyond seas, has
Wostminiter. letters nominating John de Burgh and Roger de Milton his attorneys in
England for three years.
Oct. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter Skydemor of a mcs-
Westmiuster. suage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 20^. in rent, and pasture for 2
horses, 4 oxen, 60 sheep and 6 swine, in Wermenstre and Upton Skydemor,
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Mary,
Upton Skydemor, for the soul of the said Peter, and the souls of his ances-
tors and successors. By fine of 100*. Wilts.
Oct. 15. Licence for Gilbert Pecche to enfeoff William de Gretton, chaplain, and
Westminster. Thomas le Graunt of the manor of Trillowe, co. Suffolk, said to be held in
chief, and for them to re- grant the same to him and Sibyl his wife, in tail
male, with remainder to his right heirs. By p.s.
Oct. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bichard, vicar of the church
Westmioster. of MelboumCy of a messuage, 9 acres 3\ roods of land, 3 roods of meadow,
and a rent of 6cf. in Melbourne, co. Derby, to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service four days in each week, in the church of St. Michael, Melbourne,
to the honour of God, St. Mary, St. Michael and All Saints, for the good
estate of the same Richard, in life, for his soul, after death, and for the souls
of his father, mother, ancestors and successors. By fine of 20*.
Oct. 6. Confirmation of a demise by John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, to John de
Westminstor. Carleford of the manor of Clopton, co. Suffolk, with ohaces, warrens,
fisheries, liberties, free customs, and other appurtenances of the same, except
knights' fees and advowsons of churches, to hold die same, for life, by the
rent of 20/., and the accustomed services. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in mortmain
Westiniaster. bv John de Wragheby, clerk, to Bichard de Amcotes, parson of the church
of Scalleby of a plot of land 100 feet long by 40 feet broad, for the
enlargement of the dwelling house of the rectory. Lincoln.
By fine of \ mark.
Oct 15. Grant to Hugh de Clifford of the bailiwick of keeping Comebury park,
Wettminfter. during pleasure. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Appointment of Walter le Taillour to the bailiwick of the parker of
Westminster. Musebury park, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate to William de Tatham, king's clerk, keeper of the Cliderhowe
Castle and the lane of Blakeburnshire to admit him to the same and to pay
him the usual wages.
Oct. 15. Mandate to the chancellor or keeper of the great seal, for the time being,
Isleworth. to collate John de Ormound, king's clerk, to the first void prebend in the
king's gift, in the church of St. Wulfram, Abbeville. By K.
Oct. 1-1. Confirmation of letters patent, dated 5 March last, under the seal of the
Westminster. Exchequer of Dublin, being a grant to Thomas Smethe, king's clerk, of the
king's milb by Dublin Castle for ten years at the yearly rent fixed by the
last extent.
Oct. 15. Mandate to the seneschal of Ponthieu and Monstreuil, for the time being,
WoDtminstor. to permit William de la Verche, lately banished from the town of Crotoy
for non-appearance before the mayor and eschevins to answer for the death of
Gilbert Lorel, of which he was suspected, to return to Crotoy and dwell
there, at will, he having since established his innocence in the court of queen
Isabella, as appears by letters under the seals of William Heronvale, then
seneschal of Ponthieu, and twelve judges of the court, and having obtained
the king's licence to return available for forty years.
The Tike word for word to the mayor and eschevins of Crotoy.
'^^^mm^^mm^mmmmmm^mt^^mmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmamm^ammmmmmm^mmtmmmmi^mm
186 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
X331. Membrane 9— con^
Jan. 15. Exemptiony for life, of Simon de Gloucestre from being put on afisizes^
WeRtminster. juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, againit his will. Bj p.s.
Membrane 8.
Oct. 16. Grant that P. cardinal priest of St. Stephen's on the Ccelian may by his
Westminster, proctors prosecute hit claim to the office of treasurer in the church of St.
Peter, York, notwithstanding any writs of prohibition heretofore issued in
favour of Walter de Bedewynde, and afterwards of William de la Mare,
parson of Feriby, in the diocese of York, in respect of the office.
[Fcedera.^ By K. & C.
Oct. 15. Association of Robert de Bousser with Robert de Ufford, Robert de As-
WeBtminnter. pale, William de Ponte Roberti and Hugh de Hampslape as a justice in
eyre of the forest in the county of Southampton.
Oct. 16. Grant, on petition of the masters and scholars of Oxford University that
Westminster, the assize of wine long observed in Oxford and the suburbs shall for the
future be observed under a heavy penalty, namely, that the price of wine
shall not exceed the price in London by more than a halfpenny in the gallon.
By K. & C.
Oct. 16. Grant that the chancellor of the University for the time being shall
Westminster, have cognisance, during pleasure, of all causes where one party is a clerk
arising out of moneys lent or received, or of the assessment aud letting of
houses, or of the hiring or selling of horses, or of any contracts of move-
ables, or of trespasses within the town and suburbs. No cause is hence-
forth to be stayed by prohibition unless such prohibition make express
mention of this grant. By K. & C.
Oct. 15. Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Aucher son of Henry
Weitminster. de Pampesworth.
The like for the following : —
John de Brigge water, parson of Clyfton chapel.
Ralph Chivaler, master of the hospital of St. Nicholas without
Carlisle.
Oct. 18. David de Caunton staying in England lias letters nominating Henry le
Westminster. Fysshere and Hugh Cralle his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 16. Grant to W. bishop of Norwich of the year, day and waste due to the
Westminster, king out of 12 acres of land, an acre of meadow, and a rent of 2s, in
Larnboum which Robert Willem, an outlaw, held of the bishop by the rent
of 6s, By fine of Ss. Essex.
Oct. 16. Licence for John de Cobham to enfeoff Master John de Fodringhey of
Westmmster. the manor of Bekisbourne, said to be held in chief, and for him to i*e-grant
the same to the said John and Joan his wife, for their lives, with remainder
to the right heirs of John. By fine of lOOi. Kent.
Oct. 15. Exemplification, at the request of Adam de Staynegreve, king's clerk,
Westminster, of letters patent dated 28 October, 4 Edward XL, being a pardon to Thomas
Hardheved of Wyggeton for the death of Walter de Keldissik.
Oct. 15. Licence for Nicholas de Bousset, burgess of Abbeville, to sell a liberty in
Westminster, the county of Ponthieu acquired by one of his ancestors, and held of the
king by a service of 5^. yearly, on condition that the services due therefrom
be done as hitherto. By K. & C.
Mandates in pursuance of the seneschal of the county of Pothieu and to
the receiver thereof.
Mandate to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu to come to an account
with WiUiftm de Borden, king^s clerk, master of the works in those parts,
5 EDWABD in.-.PABT XI. 187
1331 f Membrane 8-— con^.
and to paj at once to the said William, out of the issues of the county^
notwithstanding anj previous assignment thereof, such sums as he oan
prove to have been expended upon the works.
Oct. 15. Grant to John Lenfaunt ; on his petition for remission of part of the
Westminster, purchase money for twelve and a half journeys {jorneas) of wood in Cressy
Forest bought by him in 1329, when the county of Ponthieu was in the
hands of queen Isabella for a sum to be paid by instalments in the coinage
then current in France, whereof a balance of 258 pounds w^ still due at
the time of the surrender of the county to the king by the said queen, on
the ground that since the time of the purchase the coinage had become so
depreciate as to be worth scarce half what it then was ; that he shall be
quit of the balance on payment of 129 pounds of Paris of the present
currency. By pet. of C.
Manaate in pursuance to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu.
The like grant to Laurence Mynotz under precisely similar circum-
stances. By pet. of C.
Grant to Bernard Durant in respect of a balance of 272 pounds,
9 shillings, 7 pence due for twenty-six and a half journeys, that he shall
be quit on payment of 136 pounds. 6 shillings of Paris, of the present
currency. By pet. of C.
Grant to Btchard Gilby a^d Reyner his son in respect of a balance of
355 pounds 16 shillings due for forty-two journeys, that they shall be quit
on payment of 200 pounds of Paris. By pet. of C.
Grant to Matthew de Conroy and Simon Morel in respect of a balance
of 181 pounds 13 shillings due for fifty-four journeys, that they shall be
quit on payment of 100 pounds of Paris. By pet. of C.
Grant to Thomas le Venour and Philip de Bathlauoyue in respect of a
balance of 184 pounds 14 pence due for forty journeys, that they shall be
quit on payment of 92 pounds 7 pence of Paris. By pet. of C.
Grant to John de Amyas and Adam de la Warenne in respect of a balance
of 362 pounds due for sixty-three journeys, that they shall be quit on
pa3rment of 180 pounds of Paris. By pet. of C.
Grant to Ingelram Kynepay in respect of a balance of 282 pounds due
for forty journeys, that he shall be quit on payment of 141 pounds of Paris.
By pet. of C.
Grant to Michael Bouvel surety for John Brichet, in respect of a
balance of 390 pounds 10 shillings due for eighty-eight journeys purchased
by the latter, that he shall be quit on payment of 195 pounds 5 shillings of
Paris. By pet. of C.
Membrane 7.
Oct. 21. Grant to John Launge, knight, and Joan his wife; for the release by
Windsor, them of 80/. granted to the said John by letters patent, dated 16 December,
6 Edward II., for bringing to the late king news of the birth of the king,
of 50/. yearly for life, out of the farm of the city of London, granted to
them by letter.<( patent, dated 1 June, 7 Edward II., and of all arrears of
the same, and on surrender of the said letters patent in the Chancery to be
cancelled ; of 300/. at the Exchequer, to wit, 50/. at Christmas, and 50/.
at Easter next, and lO'J/. at Maitilmas, and 100/. at Whitsunday then
following. By K. & C.
Oct. 1 5. Licence for Henry Maufe and Joan his wife to enfeoff Laurence Maufe
Wuetminster. of a messuage, 80 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood,
100 acres of heath and 4 marks of rent., in Hellyngleye, held in chief, and
for him to re-grant the same to themy for their lives, with remainder to
the right heirs of Joan, By fine of lOQi. Sussex.
i
188
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
Oct. 15.
WeBtminster.
Oct. 24.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
1831. Membrane T^^cont,
Oct. 20. Power to J. bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, W. bishop of Norwich,
Windier, the treasurer, and Geoffrey le Scrope and William de Herle, knights, to
treat for a marriage betwcn the count of Gerle and Eleanor, the king^s
sister. \^Fcedera.'\
Pardon, at the request of Robert Dufford, to John de Loudham, late
sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, of 200/. whereby he made fine before John
de Stonore and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in tbe said counties
for divers felonies and trespasses, and of the forfeiture of his issues and
whatever else is due to the king for his non-appearance before the said
justices to answer touching the same. By p.s.
Presentation of Richard Erneys of Candelcsby to the church of Candelesby,
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by i*easoit of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de On*eby, tenant in chief.
Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Master Keymund
Pelegrini staying beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry bishop of St. Davids
of lands and rents in Wales or of the advowsons of churches, not held in
chief, to the yearly value of 30/., for support of six chaplains to celebrate
divine service daily for the souls of the progenitors of the king and of the
bishop, in certain churches or chapels according to the appointment of tho
hishop, and for the support of certain poor persons to be ministered to by
the said chaplains. By fine of 10/. and pet. of C. Wales.
Licence for Henry de Percy, the king's kinsman, to impark his wood of
Moskwyth, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Henry bishop of St. Davids, in enlargement of his appointment
by letters patent, dated 4 May last, to the custody of the manor and land of
La Newehous, late of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, that he shall
hold the same, for life, without payment of the rent reserved in the said
letters patent. By pet. of C.
Appointment of Bartholomew de Burghersh, as seneschal and keeper
(garden) of the land and county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil. French.
Mandi^ in pursuance to Gerard Orum, the late seneschal and keeper.
ByK.
Protection for one year for Hugh Preissak prosecuting certain business
for Peter de Mortuo Mari, cardinal priest of St. Stephen's on the Coeliau.
[Foedera,'] By p.g.
Grant to John de Latour, sheriff of Rue, that he may continue to pay the
farm for which he took the shrievalty from queen Isabella in 132*8, in
pounds of Tours instead of in pounds of Paris, according to the permission
granted by the queen before she surrendered the county of Ponthieu to the
king. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu.
Oct. 15. Grant to John Kynepay, in consideration of the depreciation of the
Westminster, currency in France, that he shall be quit of the instalment of 70 pounds
14 shillings and 3 halfpence now due in respect of sixty journeys of
wood in Cressy Forest purchased from queen Isabella in 1329, on payment
of 35 pounds 7 shillings of Paris, and that the balance of the purchase
money shall be paid in the coinage of Tours instead of in that of Paris.
By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of Ponthieu.
Grant tnutatii mutandis to John le Yenour in respect of a purchase of
thirty journeys. By pet. of C.
^ndi^te in pursuance to the receiver Qf Ponthieu,
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Windsor.
Oct. 26.
Odiham.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
5 BdWaRD Itt.— t^ART It 18&
1331. Membrane 7 — cont.
Grant to John Queysel and John Channley that thej shall pay the farm
for the mill of Cressj, which they took from queen Isabella in 1326, in the
coinage of Tours instead of in that of Paris. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of Ponthieu.
Membrane 6.
Oct 15. Mandate to bailiffs and others not to make distraints on land held by
Wcsttninster. Thomas Eyton, king's clerk^ as dean of the free chapel of Bruggenorth,
contrary to the liberty of the church,
Oct. 10. Grant, until the Purification, to the mayor, eschevins, good men and
Westminster, commonalty of Abbeville of the right to levy for the improvement of their
town, on every pottle of wine for sale, one penny of Paris ; and on all
other goods such duty as they used to take by virtue of letters patent
granted by queen Isabella when she held the county of Ponthieu, on condi-
tion that at the end of the term they render account of the amount received
and of the application thereof before the seneschal and the receiver of
Ponthieu. By pet. of 0.
The like, for two years, to the mayor and others of the town of Waban,
Berk and Verton. By pet. of C.
The like, for two years, to the mayor and others of the town of Cressy.
By pet. of C.
The like, for two years, to the mayor and others of the town of Rue, for
the improvement of the town and repair of the greater church there.
By pet. of C.
Oct. 12. Grant to John do Milly of the ofiSce of the serjeanty of the bailiwick of
Westminster. Rue, during pleasure, upon the terms on which he held the same by letters
patent of queen Isabella made while she held the county of Ponthieu.
By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the seneschal of Ponthieu.
The like grant to John de Bylemount of the seijeanty of the bailiwick of
Rue. By pet. of C.
Mandate iu pursuance to the seneschal of Ponthieu.
Oct. 25. Pardon to Edmund de Enoll, abbot of St. Augustine's by Bristol, and John
Westminster, de Shaftebr', one of the monks, for a trespass of vert and venison in the
park, forest and chaces of Claryndon. By p.i.
Oct. 15. Licence for William de la Verche, lately banished from Crotoy by the
Westminster, mayor and eschevins for non-appearance before them to answer touching
the death of Gilbert Lorel whereof he was suspected, to return to the town
and dwell there at his pleasure until the end of forty years ; he having
established his innocence before the seneschal of Ponthieu in the court of
queen Isabella. By C.
Ot*.t. 16. Appointment during pleasure, of Adam de Clareburgh, king's clerk,
Westminster, keeper of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, to the
custody of a toft, a bovate of land and 8 acres of meadow in Bultham, and
22 acres of land in Estlangholm and Estcroft, in the parish of Algarkirk,
and of a toft in Holm by Botlesford, lately taken into the king's hands for
certain reasons. By K.
Oct. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation of a writing of Lewis, bishop of Durham,
Westminster, dated Middclham, 1 August 1331, in the fourteenth year of his episcopate,
being a grant for life to Robert Stri^ of Lyndestede, one of his household,
of the custody of the whole park of Wolsingham, with the stipends which
the two parkers there used to receive, namely 4</. a day.
By fine of 20s. Durham.
\
190 CALENDAR OF PATENT HoLLS.
1331. Membrane 6 — cant.
Oct. 16. Acknowledgment of the receipt bj the king from Edmund de Bemmes-
Westmiuster. bury, his clerk, of a crystal vessel containing small bones, a vessel contain-
ing relics of the Holy Innocents, a silver-gilt vessel containing relics uf
St. Silvester, part of a rib of St. Laurence enclosed in silver, a joint of a
finger of John the Baptist and a painting on fonr folios ; a gift from the
king of France. Of these, the king has given some to his mother and
some to others. [Fcedera,] By p.s. with bill enclosed.
Oct. 16. Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for Thomas Wake, of
Westminster. Lydel, keeper of Gemereye, Jereseye, Serk, Aureneye and the adjacent
islands, who is going there on the king's service. By K.
John de Fyenles staying beyond seas has letters nominating John de
Say and Baldowyn le Clerk his attorneys in England for two years.
Exemption for life, of John de HeyUng from being put on assizes, juries
or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sherifP, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Grant, at the request of Hugh de Audele, to the burgesses of the town
of Kylkenny in Ireland of murage for three years. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Writ de iniendendo directed to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of the
Westminster, town of Kyngeston-upon-HuU, in respect of a yearly payment of 100/. out
of the extent of the town reserved to Robert Hastangs, for life, by the late
king when he granted to him by letters patent the custody of the town,
inter alia, and afterwards confirmed to him by the present king. This
writ is granted by way of indemnity for the said Bobert in consequence
of the king having by charter, dated 6 May last, granted the borough of
Kyngeston-upon-HuU to the burgesses at fee farm. By pet. of C.
Oct. 25. Notification to W. bishop of Norwich of the revocation of the late
Westminster, presentation of John de Staunford, king's clerk, to the church of St.
Martin, Fyncham. The presentation was made in the belief that it
pertained to the king by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
Thomas Bardolf, tenant in chief, whereas it appears by inspection of
the Chancery rolls that the advowson of the said church was assigned to
Alice, late the wife of the said Thomas, as dower.
Membrane 6.
Oct. 16. Notification that the abbot and convent of Boxle having been summoned
Westminster, before Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench,
to answer touching their refusal to obey a mandate to them to admit John
Maunsel, king's yeoman, to a corrody in their house such as Andrew
Trayour, deceased, held, have produced charters of the king's progenitors
proving that they hold their lands in frank almoin discharged of all kind
of demands and secular charges. By p.s.
Oct. 12. Grant to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard,
Westminster. York, who at the king's request have provided out of their house sustenance
for Bobert Polidoit and for Alina de Ilastynges, for their lives, that this
shall not prejudice the house as a precedent. By K.
Oct. 15. Grant to Yevan ap Madok that he shall pay 80/. remaining duo on his
Westminster, account for the time when he held the bailiwick of the office of reeve of
Meveneth, in Cardiganshire, by half-yearly instalments of 100*. from Easter.
By C.
Oct. 16. Pardon to Walter le Kyng of his outlawry in the county of Buckingham
Westminster, for non-appearance before the late king to answer touching a plea of trespass
of John son of Balph de Mursele, the latter having acknowledged in the
Chancery that the said Walter has m»do satisfaction for the trespass.
5 EDWARI) ni.— Part 11. 191
1331, Membrane 5 — cont
Oct. 20. Henry de Ferariis, staying in England, has letters nominating Henry de
Windsor. Lucy and Henry Coulok his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Oct 24. Licence for Joan, lale the wife of Henry de Campo Arnnlphi tenant
Odiham. in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
By fine of 10 marks. Cornwall.
Oct. 24. Gift to Bichardi earl of Arundell, of all goods which were in the manors
Odiham. and lands of Edmund, earl of Arundell, his father, in the marches of Wales,
formerly granted along with all debts due to the said earl in those parts
to Boger de Mortuo Mari, on the day when these were forfeited by the
latter, and of debts due to the laUer, to the value of 300/. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Oct. 16. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in mort-
Westmiiuter. main by Joan de Caumpe to the prior and Carmelite Friars of Cambridge,
of a messuage in Cambridge for the enlargement of their dwelling place.
By p.s.
Oct. 16. Pardon to Thomas de Dakenham and Alice de Hampton of their out-
Westmiiistcr. lawry and waiver in the county of Kent for non-appearance before the
king to answer touching a plea o£ Boger de Beyhamme that they abducted
Margery his wife at Eastcherche in the island of Sheppeye, and carried
away his goods. By K. and pet of C.
Oct. 12. Licence for Henry bishop of St. Davids to alienate in mortmain lands
Westminster, and rents in Wales to the yearly value of 30/. to six chaplains.
Vacated because above. By fine of 10/. and pet. of C.
Oct. 20. Protection with clause nolumusy for two years, for John de Dyueham
Windsor, going on pilgrimage beyond seas.
Oct. 16. Mandate to the escheator of the county of Chester forthwith to remove
Westminster, the king's hands from 240 acres of the waste land of Budeheth, approved
by the abbot and convent of Dieulacres by virtue of letters patent made by
Edward I., while he was earl of Chester, and confirmed by the present king.
The said lands were lately seized after an inquisition taken by Thomas
Darners, then escheator, wherein it was stated that the approvement had
been made without warrant partly from the king's waste of Budeheath,
and partly from their own waste, but it has since been found by a fresh
inquisition taken by the justice of Chester that the approvement has been
made entirely on the soil of the abbey within their manor of Byneleye.
By fine of 405. Stafford.
Oct. 15. Pardon to John de Bue, on his petition setting forth that the taking of
WoBtrainBter. eels at Thurel near Bue is so deteriorated by the obstruction of the river
there that it does not now suffice to pay the yearly rent of 74 pounds of
Paris required of him for the eels, of one moiety of his rent for the whole
time in which he has had the taking of them. By pet. of C
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu. If the
same John find security for future payment, he is to allow him to retain
the taking of the eels at a competent price ; if not, he is to remove him
from it.
Ort. 26* Mandate, at the request of William, count of Holland and Seland, to the
Odiham. chancellor for the time being, to present Peter de Colombers to the first
void benefice in the king's gift, with or witliout cure of souls, not exceeding
the value of 40 marks. By K.
Oct. 16. Pardon to the prioress and nuns of Ermithwait, co. Cumberland, whose
Westminster, lands and rents have been very greatly wasted and destroyed by the war of
Scotland, of 10/. due to the king for victuals bought by them in the late
king's reign at Carlisle. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
T; --^'- -T -^
192 CALEl^DAR Ot^ LATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane 4.
Oct. 22. Exemplification, at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, the present
Windsor. tenant, of the following charters which have accidentally been lost :—
(1.) Charter dated 13 December, 42 Henry III., being a grant to Simon
de Monte Forti, earl of Leicester, and his heirs, of a market every
Tuesday and a fair yearly on the eve of St. Matthias' day and
four following days in the manor of Emeldon, co. Northumber-
land.
[Charter Roll^ 42 Henry III., membrane 6.]
(2.) Charter dated 27 July, 43 Henry III., being a grant to the said earl,
Eleanor his wife, the king's sister, and their heirs, of the manor of
Gunthorp, co. Nottingham, with the soke, by the rent of a gos-
hawk at Michaelmas.
[ Charter Roily 43 Henry III., membrane 3.]
(3.) Charter dated 28 August, 40 Henry III., being a ratification of a
grant to the said earl, his heirs and a8signs, by Edward de Marisco
and Eametta his wife, of the barony of Emeledon, co. Northumber-
land, with other lands which the said Rametta inherited from
John le Viscount, her father, with the appurtenances thereof in
Emeledon, Dunstan, Staunford, Burton, Baumburgh and else-
where in the said county, and all jvards, reliefs and escheats,
(4.) Charter dated 14 December, 36 Henry HI., being a grant to William
de Ferariis, earl of Derby, and his heirs, of free warren in his
lands [specifie<l in the entry] in the counties of Lancaster, Derby
and Stafford with markets and fairs in his manors of Bowelton,
CO. Lancaster, and Uttokeshagh, co. Stafford ; and a grant to the
said earl and his heirs and to Roger, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield and his successors of a market and fair within the manor
of Heiwod, co. Stafford.
[Charter Boll, 36 Henry III., membrane 24.]
(6.) Charter dated 28 January, 41 Henry III., being a licence for the
said earl of Leicester to impark Shiplegh wood.
[Charter Boll, 41 Henry III., membrane 9.]
(6.) Charter datetl 11 February, 41 Henry III., being a ratification as in
No. 3 ; with a further grant to the said earl, his heirs and assigns,
that they should enjoy in the said barony of Emeleilon and other
lands the liberties which king John granted by charter to Robert
sometime earl of Leicester and the present king confirmed to the
said Simon, one of the two heirs of Robert.
[ Charter Boll, 41 Henry III., membrane 8.]
Oct. 30. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year from the Purification next,
Hungerford. for Robert Fitz Elys to whom the king has granted special licence to pass
beyond seas on that date. By p.s.
The said Robert has letters nominating John de Bniilly and John de
Brune his attorneys in England for the same time.
Sept. 24. Mandate to the burgesses of Grymmesby to pay to Edward de Bohun,
London. during the minority of the heir of Edmund late earl of Kent, their yearly
farm of 60/. which lately escheated to the king by the earl's forfeiture and
has been granted to the said Edward. By K. & C.
Oct. 28. Grant, at the request of the merchants of the society of the Bardi of
Hungerford. Florence, to Nicholas son of Richard de Balygavernan of the custody of the
writs and rolls in the King's Bench of Dublin, during gootl behaviour.
Mandates in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench, and to Peter de
Wetewang, the late keeper of the writs and rolls.
5 EDWABD IIJ.—PABT U.
183
1331. Membrane 3.
Oct. 21. Grant to Edmund de Mortuo Mari, in enlargement of the late restitutimi to
Windsor, him of the castle and manor of Wyggemore, the land of Melenyth with the
castles of Eenthles and Dynbaud, the land of Kedewynk with the castle of
Dolvereyn and the land of Comotoyder which Roger de Mortuo Mari, his late
father, held for life, with remainder to him in tail, and which had escheated
to the king by the forfeiture of Roger, of t!ie oxen and cattle of the ploughs
and carts, with the armour, brazen pots, basons {pelves) and other domestic
utensils, as well m the tapestries, curtains and beds made with the arms of
the said Edmund, which were seized into the king's hands in the castles and
lands. By K.
Mandates in nursuance to the sheriff of ^oreford in respect of the castle,
manor and land of Wyggemore;
The sheriff of Salop ;
Thomas de Clonne, parson of the church of Hopesaye, in respect of the
lands and castles of Melenyth, Kenthles, Dynbaud, Kedewynk, Dol-
voreyn, and Comotoyder ;
The treasurer and chamberlains in respect of the furniture, tapestries,
curtains, beds, utensils and other small things seized in the castle and
manor of Wyggemore which were afterwards brought to the Tower of
London.
Oct. 87. Gift to Pinus Forsetti, Bartholomew Barde, Peter Reyneri and the other
Odiham, merchants of the society of the Bardi of l^lorence, in oonsidaration of mani-
fold services to the late king and the kiug as well beyond seas as on this
side, and of losses sustained by some large loans to the king not having
been repaid within the stipulated time, of 1,000/. to be paid at Christmas.
ByK.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the chamberlains.
Oct 18. Grant to John de Kyngho, parson of the church of Ledenham, in the
Weatminster. diocese of Lincoln, of the prebend in the church of St. Wolfram, Abbe-
ville, lately held by Peter de Vernon, deceased ; on an exchange of benefices
with William Fenkal, king's clerk, parson of the church of Orewell, in the
diocese of Ely, and holder of the said prebend. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Oct. 16. Presentation of the said John to the church of Orewell.
Westminster. Vacated because otherwise below.
Oct. 22.
Windsor.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for John Cosyn, appointed a purveyor for
the hous^old of queen Isabella. By K.
The like;^ for the following purveyors for the same : —
Simon Constantyn.
William de Multon.
Ralph de Wendovere,
John Russel.
Thomas de Norhampton.
Alexander de Tyghle.
Oct. 25. Isabella, late the wife of Gilbert do Clare, staying in England, has letters
Windsor, nominating Walter Curteys and William Hare her attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Isabella, late the wife of John de Uastynges, staying in England, has
like letters.
Oct. 16. Grant to William de Bohun of the yearly farm of 90/. paid by the abbot
Westminster, of Kirkestal for the manor of Colyngham, now in the king's hands by
reason of his custody of John, son and heir of Edmuiid, late earl of Kent,
in part satisfaction of the 100/. yearly of land for life promised him by
the king, to hold during ;the minority of the heir or until other provision
be made for him. By K. and bill of the Treasurer.
U 65658. N
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194
CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Oct. 28.
Windsor.
Oct. 22.
Windsor.
Oct. 27.
Odilmm.
Oct. 29.
Odiham.
Oct. 16.
WeBtminster.
Nov. 4.
Newbury.
Oct. 25.
Odiham.
Oct. 25.
Beading.
Nov. 6.
Newbury.
Nov. L
Newbury.
Dec. 8.
Wareham.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Ratification of the estate of Henry de Edenestowe, king's clerk, as preben-
dary of Carleton Kyme and Dalby in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, of
the patronage of the bishop ; of CrophuU and Oxton in the church of St.
Mary, Suthwell, of the patronage of the archbishop of York : and of the
prebend in Llandaff Cathedral lately held by Thomos do Nevill, of the
patronage of the bishop ; aHd as parson of the church of Warsop, in the
diocese of York, of the patronage of John de Roos, knight. By K.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Luke Canon of Jevele.
The like for the following : —
John Marsopini and Laurence his son.
Fantoun Marsopini, parson of the church of Ibestoke.
Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the pope's nuncio and col-
lector of a four yearly tenth from the clergy of England, Ireland and Wales,
for 9,000/. of the king's moiety of such collection of the first year, paid to
Dinus Forsetti and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of
Florence in part satisfaction of money due to them by the king.
By bill of the Treasurer.
The like, in respect of 8,000/. of the king's moiety of the second year.
By bill of the Treasurer.
Grant, with the assent of the present Parliament, to Richard, earl of
Arundel, that he shall hold the castle of Arundel and the lands pertaining
thereto by the same service as his father and ancestora held them, without
payment of the rent reserved to the king at the time when he was restored
to his inheritance after the attainder of his father. By K. and C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Stanlake of Whitte-
neye, and John de Croxford, the younger, of six messuages, 100 acres of
land, the passae;e over the river at Sandford by Oxford, and 20*. of rent in
Whitteneye, Sandford, Yiftele, Littelmore and Couele, to three chaplains to
celebrate divine service daily in Whitteneye church for the souls of John de
Stanlake of Whitteneye, Hugh, his brother, and their ancestors.
By fine of 10/. Oxon.
The like, by Oliver de Esse to the vicars of the church of Holy Cross,
Criditon, of 60s, of rent in Criditon, for a daily celebration of divine service
for the souls of himself and his ancestors. By fine of 40#. Cornwall.
Thomas West, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nominating
Thomas de Upton his attorney in England until Whitsunday.
Protection with clause nolumus for him for the same period.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Bartholomew de Burg-
herssh, seneschal of the county of Ponthieu, going thither on the king's
service. By K.
The same Bartholomew has letters nominating William de Scothowe and
John de Sancto Paulo, clerks, his attorneys in England for the like period.
Protection with clause volumuSf for one year, for Ralph du Brok, going
with the said Bartholomew. By testimony of Bartholomew.
The like for the following : —
Peter de Gildesburgh.
Henry de Langeton.
Stephen de Cosington. By testimony of Bartholomew.
Oct. 16.
Westminster. Edward
should be
Mbmbranb 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 7 February, 9
" II., being a grant to the men of West and South Wales, that they
3 quit of the customs called * nmobragium,' « blodwyte * and * westva.*
[Fi/.dora!\ By pet. of C.
5 EDWARD III.--PART n.
195
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
1331. Membrane 2 — cont,
Oct. 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John son of John le Bionnt of
Windsor. Bickeleswnde to the prior and convent of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, of
30 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Little Stannemere, to find two
wax lights to bum at the daily celebration in their church at the altar of
St. Mary. By fine of 20*. London.
Appointment of John son of Simon de Baghton during pleasure to the
custody of the king's pasture at the town of Raghton, which is greatly
wasted by persons who should not have common there to the grievous
damage of the tenants entitled to the same. By p.s.
Grant to queen Isabella, in part satisfaction of the 3,000/. iu land
assigned to her with the assent of Parliament on her surrender to the king
of the lands which she held as dower, of the following castles and lands
of the yearly value of 2,000/. : — the castle of Cliderhou and the manors of
Penwortham, Totynton and Bochdale, co. Lancaster, with hamlets, free
chaces and other appurtenances ; the manor of Slay teburn with hamlets, the
free chace of Bouland and the park of Ightenhull, co. York ; the manor of
Aylesham, co. Norfolk, the manors of Glatton and Holm, co. Huntingdon ;
the castle and town of Hertford, with the honor, members and other appur«
tenances, and the manor of Childerlangele, co. Hertford ; the castle and
manor of Ledes, with the park and appurtenances, co. Kent ; the manors
of Woderewe, Cheleworth, Tockenham, Winterburn, Compton, and Mereden,
CO. Wilts ; the manor of Bistlesham, co. Berks ; the manors of Kyngesdive,
with the park, Getyngton, Bruggestoke, with the park, and K3mgesthoiT>e,
CO. Northampton, with yearly farms of 20/. paid by Eustace de Burneby for
the town of Watford, and of 25/. paid by Laurence de Preston for
the town of Gretton, in the same county ; the manor of Maklesfeld, with
its park and forest, co. Chester ; the manor of Shene, and a yearly farm of
64/. Ss, lOd, of the town of Kyngeston and three other small farms there,
in thft county of Surrey ; the manor of Maunnesfeld, with the soke and farm
of Lyndehj and the mills of Caberton, co. Nottingham, with yearly farms
of 10/. paid by the abbot of Welbek for Eetfoini mill, of 14/. of the towns of
Derlyngton and Ragenhull and of 10/. of the town of Retford, in the
same county ; the manor of Witchurch, co. Oxford ; a yearly farm of
43/. 6s, Id. of the city of Hereford and two other small farms there; a
yearly farm of 46/. 10^. of the town of Derby, with the increment thereof ;
a yearly farm of 18/. 45. Sd, of the town of Portsmouth, another of
66/. 13*. id. of the city of Winchester, and another of 201/. 3*. 2d. of the
town of Southampton, with small rents and appurtenances, in the county of
Southampton ; and a yearly farm of 31/. paid bv the prior of Bernewell for
the manor of Cesterton, co. Cambridge. The queen is to hold these,
for life, from Michaelmas last, with all knights' fees, advowsons, wards,
marriages and issues. By E. & C. and p.8,
Oct. 16. Pardon to John de Langeleye, knight, Henry de Erdyngton and others
Westminitcr. of the county of Warwick, on petition of the commonalty of the same, and
for the salvation of the soul of the late king, of 80/. remaining in arrear out
of a fine of 800 marks made by them for Ralph de Shirley and William de
Sutton, chief collectors of certain subsidies in the late reign, before John de
Stonore and his fellows justices of the late king of oyer and terminer
touching alleged oppressions by the said collectors and by their under
collectors as well as by sherifEs on the people of the county.
By K. & pet. of C.
Oct. 12. Licence for Henry bishop of Lincoln to enlarge his park of Lydyngton,
WwtmiMter. co. Rutland, within Rokyngham Forest, by 60 acres of land, and to
enclose with a stone wall the park, which is at present surrounded with a
fence and hedge^ and the land taken into the same. By K«
M 2
196 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1331. Membrane 2 — cont,
Oct. 10. Appointment of John de Stonore to the custody during minority of the
Westminster, heir of the lands of Oto de Bodrigan, tenant in chief, with the marriage of
the heir. By fine of 100/.
Memorandum. — On sight of the inquisitions afterwards returned into
Chancery it is found that the land whereof the said John has the custody
does not exceed the yearly value of 27/. 14^. Q\d, and that the heir is
upwards of twenty years of age. It is therefore adjudged by the council
that he shall pay 100/. for the custody and marriage and that the fine of
200/. which he made at another time for the same shall be cancelled.
Oct. 16, Pardon to William Jollesone of Billesby, king's approver, imprisoned
Windsor, in Lincoln Castle, who appealed certain accomplices of his for robberies,
larcenies, and other felonies committed by them in the county of Lincoln,
and vanquiahed those among them who accepted the trial by duel, while the
rest have been hanged on his appeal. By K.
Nov. 3. Safe conduct, during pleasure, for Guy son of Simon de Florencia,
Newbury, knight (militem), sent beyond seas on the king's business.
The like foi- Dinus Forsetti of Floi'ence, of the king's household.
Oct. 5. Pardon to the master and brethren of the house of St. Katherine by
Westminster. Bristol for acquiring after the publication of the statute of mortmain from
p Alexander de Alneto 7^ acres of land in Asshton, co. Somerset, and
entering thereon without licence j and licence for them to retain the same.
By p.s. and fine of 20^.
Membrane h
Oct. 26, Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Hemenhale
Odiham. going to Gascony by the king's order to stay with Oliver de Ligham, the
seneschal of the duchy. By K. on the testimony of Oliver.
Oct. 17. Appointment of Hamo de Berton, on the nomination of Arnold Micol,
Westminster, chief butler, to collect during the said Arnold's pleasure the custom of 2*. on
every tun of wines imported by merchant strangers in the ports of Yar-
mouth, Blakeneye and Kyrkele and along the coast to Ipswich, which the
king has granted to the latter until Michaelmas in return for a sum to be
paid by him at the Exchequer, By K. & C.
The like of the following : —
John de Greynte and William de Cestrefeld in the port of London.
John Wyn and John de Doune in the ports of Seford, Shorham and
Cicestre and thence along the coast to Southampton.
Gerard Ely and Robert de la Barre in the port of Southampton and
thence along the coast to Weymuth.
John Irp in the port of Ipswich and thence along the coast to the
mouth of the Thames.
William Birkyn in the ports of Kyngeston upon Hull, Ravenesere
and Scardeburgh.
Adnm Glyde and John le Sender in the ports of Pole, Warham, Wey-
muth and Melcombe and along the coast from the latter port to
Lym in Dorset.
Richard le Seler and Richard Pley in the ports in the county of
Devon.
Adam de Dene in the port of Portesmuth.
Roger de Butteleye in the port of Lynn and thence along the coast
to Yarmouth,
llemy Wygot in the port of Sandwich and thence along the coaRt to
Wynchelse in one direction and Rochester in the other.
B EDWARD III.—Part II.
197
1331.
Nov. 17.
Windsor.
Dec. 7.
ClarendoD.
Dec. 9.
WftrtuAn.
Dec. 10.
Wstrebam.
Oct. 21.
Wiudsor.
Oct, 26.
Ctdihftm.
Oct. 23.
Wtodsor.
Oct. 26.
Windsor.
Oct. 27.
Odiham.
Oct 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Windsor.
Oct. 28.
Membrane 1 — cont,
Berlo Qaeynte and Stephen Willere in the county of Cornwall.
Thomas Boy in the ports of Bniggewater and Lym.
Robert Tougale in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and thence along the
coast to Berwick on Tweed on one side and Whyteby on the other.
Robert But in the port of Boston and thence along the coast to Lynn.
Robert de Guyene in the port of Bristol.
Robert Bataifle and Stephen Padiham in the ports of Wynchelse,
Romeneye, and Peveneseye.
Nicholas Chaumpneys in the port of Sandwich and thence along the
coast to Winchelse on one side and Rocliestor on the other.
Adam de Wythiford in South and West Wales.
John de Housum in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall, and
Devon.
John de Notyngham in South Wales, West Wales, North Wales, and
the county of Chester.
Edward le Taverner of Gloucester in the port of Gloucester.
Licence for John de Fenlis to grant to Peter de Molynel, in fee, the
reversion of the manor of Mertok, held in chief, expectant on the demise
of Benedict de Fulsham, and for P.eter to enfeoff John and Isabella his wife
of the same. By fine of 20/. Somerset.
Pardon to Adam Wydevill now imprisoned at Northampton after being
outlawed for non-appearance before Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows,
justices in eyre, to answer touching the larceny of a horse, on his repre-
sentation that he is of too tender age to i-eceive judgment.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Andrew de Bures to the
prior and Crutched Friars of Weltham, of a messuao^e, 28 acres of land,
and an acre of meadow in Aketon, co. Suffolk, held in chief as of the
honor of Peverell, as appears by the inquisition, and of a messuage and
60 acres of land in Waidingfeld in the same county, not held in chief, to
find two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the church of the
order in London for the soul o^ the grantor and for the souls of Robert de
Bores, his £ftUier, and his ancestors. By p.s.
Licence fbr the keeper and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary,
Aldermanbury, to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to
the yearly value of 10/. By pet. of C.
Protection with clause volmnuSj for one year, for Robert Power, chief
baron of the Exchequer of Dublin, going to Irehnd <\n the king's service.
By the chanc^ellor.
The said Robert has letters nominating Willinra Power and John de
Eni^feld his attorneys in England for the same time.
Pardon to the commonalty of the county of Warwick of 80/. remaining
unpaid out of a fine of 800 marks which they made with the late king
before John de Stonore and Robert de Malberthorpe, justices appointed to
inquire touching an information laid against the assessors and colltHJtors
of an eighteenth and twentieth in the said county. By K. anl pet. of C.
Vacated because otherwise above.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Evesham of pavage
for two years. By C.
/
V
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Oct. 26.
Oct. 15.
Membrane 1 — eotit.
The abbot of Whiteland stoying beyond Eeas has letters nominatiog
Nicholas Fouet and John de Luythe, his fellow canons, his attorneys in
EDgland for three years. By fine of 40s.
Writ de intendendo directed to bailiffs and othera in the county of
WestminstBr. Ponthieu for John Vincent, king's clerk, receiver of the county, to whom
the king has given power to demise at farm or otherwise, as he will, the
Bhrievaltics aod bailiwicks within the county.
Nov. 3. Mandate to the seneschal and the receiver of the same county to cause
Marlboniugh. some of the wild boars kept for the king in Cressy Forest to be taken, by
view and testimony of the controller there, and sent to the king. By K.
MsifSRANB Zid.
Commission to John de Radenhale, John de Elmham and Thomas de
Reppes to make inquisition and certify the king touching alleged wastes
within the manor of Eye, in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, by
Walter Faucoun, late fanner thereof.
MsMBRdys 3Zd.
Commission of oyfir and terminer to William le Fitz Waryn, John Corbet,
Thomas de "Wynnesbury and William Qunneys touching the accounts of the
collectors of the murage granted to the town of Montgomery by the late
king and the king. By C.
Appointment of John Inge, to act in place of Bichard de Wylnghby
otherwise engaged in the king's service, in the commission of oyer and
terminer lately directed to the latter and others on complaint by Ricnard de
6rey of Codenouere against John Arnold of Estillebury and others.
Mandate to the abbot of St. Edmunds, on information that a lai^ number
of persons lately put in exigent for non-appearance before John de Stonore
tmd John de Cantebrigge, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of
SufFoik, to answer touching divers Felonies and trespasses, are still at large
within the borough where with others they daily commit breaches of the
peace, to arrest all such without delay, to imprisnn tliom until further orders
and to certify the king of the names of those arrested. By C.
Mbmbsans 32d.
Commission de walliu et fossatis to Wilh'am de Fonte Boberti, Robert
de Shaiden and Thomas de Wyvyll in the rape of Hastynges, co. Sussex.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Emericus la Zousche, William Fitz
Waryn and Robert de Westleye touching complaints of illegal prises taken
by purveyors for the household, for queen Philippa's household and for
other magnates of the realm, and by persons feigning to be purveyor^, in
the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham. By C.
The like to Hugh de Courtenay, Richard de Chaumbemon and John de
Trevaignon touching the persons who broke the houses of Rose de Lange-
don at Listen, co. Pevon, caiTied away charters and muniments, spoiled
her goods and killed Walter de Langcdon and Honorca one of faer servants,
ByK.
5 EDWARD lir.— Pabt 11.
199
1331.
July 13.
Linooln.
Julj 1 8.
Lincoln.
Membrane Sid,
Appointment of Richard de Merclesden, Richard son of William de
Radeclive, Geoffrey del Holt and Robert de Hornclive to arrest and im-
prison at Cliderhowe until further orders the persons who daily enter the
king's chace within the forest of Blakeburneshire and his parks there and
carry away his deer. By K.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Herle, Richard de Egge-
haston and Hugh de Harebergh on complaint by Adam Blakewyne of
Cutheby that Thomas Mantel of Evyuton, Robert Mantel, Thomas le
Fissher, John Smylt, John * in the Lane ' and others broke his houses at
Cutheby, co. Leicester, by night, assaulted him, tore out his left eye and
carried away his goods. By fine of 1 mark.
July 20.
Lincoln.
July 15.
Lincoln.
July 30.
Clipstone.
Membrane 30d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert Talbot, justice of South
Wales, John Gifiard, William de Rupe, John de Stouford and William
Casse on complaint by David de Barry that certain persons besieged his
castle at Maynerbir, co. Pembroke, broke the doors and walls, carried away
his goods there and at Pennaly and assaulted his servants. By K.
The like to the same touching the murder of Edmund Barry, the said
David's servant, at the time of the commission of the said trespasses.
The like to Robert de Aspale, Almaricus la Zousche, John de Seynmore
and John de Hegham touching trespasses by Nicholas le Paveby, John and
Ralph his sons, John Pouger, Ralph son of Ralph la Persone of Pirye, John
Canbell, WilUam Avereye and others within queen Philippa's forests of
Whittlcwode and Sausse, in the counties of Northampton and Buckingham.
ByK.
Commission to W. bishop of Norwich, the treasurer, and Coustantine de
Mortuo Mari to settle all disputes between John de Claveryng who claims
to have a right to a port or hithe {ripam) at Walberdeswyk, co. Suffolk,
and to receive ancorage and other dues from ships putting in there, and the
burgesses of Dunwich who assert that such ships should discharge at the
port of their town ; and to certify the king in Parliament of their pro-
ceedings herein. By C.
Membrane 29d.
July 16.
Lincoln.
July 17.
Lincoln.
Contnission of oyer and terminer to John bishop of Winchester, the
chancSlor, Geoffrey le Scrope, Ralph de Nevill, Richard de Wylughby,
Hugh de Burgo, and John Lesturmy touching frequent complaints that the
mayor, bailiffs and citizens of Lincoln do not strictly enforce the assises
of bread and ale, and of weights and measures, and other regulations per-
taining to the office of the clerk of the markets in Lincoln, which they hold
by a charter of the late king confirmed by the present king, and that many
persons are using false weights and measures there with impunity.
Association of John de Roa in a commission de walliis etfossatis lately
directed to Henry de Fenton, William Disuy, Ralph de Saucto Laudo,
Brian de Hertheby, William de Lunde and William de Merston along the
river Wythom, in the counties of Nottingham and Lincoln, between Claypol
and the city of Lincoln.
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9-i^Hi
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
July 2L
LidcoId.
/
July 20.
Lincoln.
Membrane 29d — cont.
Commission to William de Ros of Hamelak, Ralph de Nevill, steward of
the household, Geoffrey le Scrope and Thomas de Baumburgh to examine
all charters, writings, muniments and other evidences bearing upon a dis-
pute between W. archbishop of York, who claims divers liberties in the
river and port of the town of Kyngeston-upon-Hull as pertaining to his see
time out of mind, and the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty of the said town
who assert that he has usurped liberties and rights belonging to the crown.
They are to draw up an agreement upon such articles As are clear, and to
refer such pointa a& are doubtful or such as they are unable to . effect an
agrieement upon to the king in the next Parliament to be settled by him and
the council. By C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomes de A^tele, Richard de
Wylughby, WilUam de ShareshuU and Robert de (jladdesby on complaint by
John Box of Coventre that Henry son of Richard del Muyre of Coventre,
John de Bermyngeham of Lychefeld, Agnes late the wife of Giles le
Wardour of Coventre, Ralph de Dersthill of Tomworth, John Pyhode of
Coventre, Adam de Coven tere, Andrew de Braundou, clerk, Robert de
Herlendon of Coventre, * deghestere,' and others broke his houses at Coventre,
CO. Warwick) carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By K.
July 20.
Lincohi.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Aut:. 20.
'ord.
AUK.
MsMbRANS 2Sd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de NeviU, Geoffrey le Scrope and
Roger de Somervull touching trespasses otvert and venison,waste and excesses
charged against the king's ministers iu the forest of Galtres, co. York,
and other forests beyond Trent. This commission is issued in accordance
with a resolution taken by the council — upon return of an inquisition
touching the said charges whereby it Was found that in liie forest of Galtres
divers trespasses and excesses had been committed by John de Crombwell,
keeper of the said forest, William Ayet, steward, Richard de Crombwell,
Richard Brererdyk, Porester, John Messenger, forester, William son of Peter
de Alne, forester, Thomas de Ousthorp, Robert Tochepryke, William Abbot,
ThomM Hunte, Henry Fossegi-ayne, forester, John de Popelton of York,
Hugh son of John de Bsyngwald, Thomas de Berewyke, Qervase de Rouciif,
«5gsi>ler> John son of Adam de Overton, forester, Richard Paytefyn, John
■on of ^Adam^ Philip Ui« Forester of Miresorgh, Henry Yonge and Robert
the frm>m of the vicar of Alne — th«,t the offiee of justice of the forest beyond
Ti^ni with the other offices held by the persons named should be seized
into the king's hands and that a commission as above in the counties of
York, Nottingham, Derby, Lancaster, Cumberland and Westmoreland
should follow. By K. & C.
Membrane 27 d.
Commission of oyer fM terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert de Scor-
btii^) Thomas Deyvill and Adata de Hoperton on complaint by Ralph de
Bulmfer that Willkm le Forester of Eston in Clyvelaod, Roger son of
Thomas son of Hugh de Est Cotum, John son of Roger Gere, Thomas son
of Huffh de Est Cotum ted others broke his parks at Wylton in Clyveland
and Thornton under Rj^sbergh, co. Yorit^ hunted there and carried away
deier. By fine of 20*.
Commission to Hildebrand de London and John de Mire, on information
that the swans lately in the king's manor and forest of Clarendon have been
stolen at divei-s places along the bank of the river Avene in the counties of
Soulhampl^n and Wilts, to make search for the same mud to cause them
when found to be delivered by ftidenUire to Giles de Bello Campo, the
keeper of the manor and forest, who is iiesponsiWe to the king for them«
5 fiDWARD III.— Part IL
fiOl
1331.
Aug. 21.
Bedford.
Aug. 20.
Bedford.
Membrane 27d — cont.
Commission ot oyer and terminer to Master Philip Aubyn, John de la
Lee and Eoger de Bodenham, in the counties of Stafford and Warwick,
touching the accounts of the collectors of the murage granted by the late
Icing and the king to the towns of Lichfield and Tamworth.
Appointment of Richard de Wylughby and Robert de Cntesby, in the
place of William Trussel and Hugh de Harebergh otherwise engaged in
the kiog*8 business, in the late commission of oyer and termiiier to the latter
with Thomas de Astele and William de Shareshull touching oppressions by
the king^s ministers in the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
Aug. 1.
Clipstone.
Aug. 22.
Bedford.
Membrane 2Qd.
Appointment of Hugh de Courteneye the younger, Hugh de Langelonde,
Edward Cormailes, Henry Selyman, Robert Raule, John Raulyn and Lau-
rence Raulyn to retake and conduct to Bynedon Abbey to be chastised
according to the rule of his order, John de Monto Acuto, sometime abbot of
that house, who has escaped from the custody of William Trussel to whom
he had been delivered by the sheriffs of London when arrested by the king's
mandate as an apostate from his order.
Commission to John Mautravers tho elder, Hugh de Langelonde and
John de Mere to arrest wherever found and bring to the king John
Deveroill, a traitor, and to imprison until further orders such persons in the
counties of Somerset and Dorset as they shall find by inquisition to have
received and maintained him.
The like to the said John «nd John and Hildebrand de London in the
county of Wilts*
Membrane 22d.
Sept. 28. Commission o{ oyer and terminer to John de Twyford, William de
Westminster. Gotham and John ae Hambury touching the accounts of the collectors of
pavage at Dei'by.
Sept. 30. The like to Richard Lovel, John de Clivedon, William de Shareshull and
We»tmin8ter. Henry Power on complaint by the dean and chapter of St. Andrew's, Wells,
that Guychardus, prior of Montacute and others broke an ancient wall and
dyke on their soil at Northcory, co. Somerset, built to protect their lands
Ihmi inundatioii by the river Tone, and carried away the pales and timber
whereby their meadows and padtures there were flooded to the great destruc*
tioo of tiieir crops.
Membrane 2ld.
Oct. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard Talbot, Henry de Hambury,
Westminster. Richard de Pembrugge and William de Shareshull touching an assault by
Roger de Camroe, abbot, and William de Dorset and Henry de Coumbe,
monks, of Tyntern, William Adam and others on William Brace, bailiff of
the liberty of St. Briavela, and his men when, in obedience to the king's
writ directed to tho sheriff of the county after return of inquisitions taken
by Henry de Pembrugge, Robert de Aston and Adam Lucas, in conse-
quence of compiaints by Henry earl of Lancaster of losses to him and his
town of Monmouth by obstructions to the river We} e, they were engaged
in lowering the wiears of Bykeleswere, Iiheleswcre an<l Asshewere by six
feet, and those of Walwere, Plumwcre, Stanwere, Batyngwere and Broke*
were by five feet, to bring them to the level fiom which they had been
raised by the said abbot's order, and prevented them from executing the
work.
t02 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331, Membrane 20d.
Oct. L Association of Thomas de Brajton, Simon de Balderston and William de
Westminster. Kyngeston in the commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Vavasour,
Thomas Deyvill and Adam de Hoperton touching the accounts of the col-
lectors of pavage at Pontefract, cq. York.
Oct. 2. Commission to Master Robert de Stretford, king's clerk, and Richard de
WestmiDster, Chaddesleye, king's clerk, to make a visitation of the hospital of St. John
without the east gate of Oxford, which is reported to be much decayed for
want of good rule, and to redress such abuses as they find therein.
Oct. 4. Commission de walliis etfossatis to John de Bello Cnmpo of Somersete,
Westminster. Richard Pike, John de Brideport and Peter Colswayn along the coast be-
tween Bristol and Taunton, co. Somerset.
Membrane I9d.
Oct. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Clynton, Ralph Sauvage
Westminster, and Thomas de Faversham touching the accounts of the collectors of a
certain sum levied on every acre in Romenhale marsh for repair of the walls
and watergangs there. By C.
Membrane ISd.
Oct. 11, Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert Conyers,
Westminster. Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill on complaint by John Marmyon
that while he was under the king's protection, certain persons broke his park
at Tanfeld, co. York, hunted there and carried away his deer. By K.
Oct. 12. Commission de walliis etfossatis to Thomas de Faversham, Richard de
Westminster. Grofherst and Robert Bataiile in Laddesmersh, Bodyhammesmersh, Whit-
fletesmersh and Gadcberghesmersh, between Wynchelse and La Rye, co.
Essex (sic)f and adjoining marshes.
Membrane 17c?.
Oct. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Herle, Ranulph de Dacre,
Westminster. Roger de Somervill and Thomas Surtays on complaint by Gilbert de Hum-
franvill, earl of Anegos, that William de Felton, Robert de Oggle, William
de la Vale, Thomas son of Thomas Grey, knight (militis), Robert Bertram,
Brian de Hephall, Eustace de Lorenge and others broke his park at Birtle,
CO. Northumberland, hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted John
Galawe, his servant. By fine of 1 mark.
Membrane I6d.
Oct. 12. Association of A. bishop of Worcester, Thomas earl of Norfolk, the
Westminster, marshal, and Thomas de Berkeleye, baron, with Geoffrey le Scrope and his
fellows, justices of the King's Bench, pursuant to the statute made in the
first year of the reign, to annul a recognisance in 100/. wherein John de
Wroxale by force and duress was compelled to become bound to Hugh lo
Despenser the elder in the time of the late king. By pet. of C.
[Oct.] 11. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Robert de Rocheford, William de
Westminster. Staunford and Edmund Bataiile in the hundreds of Danseye and Rocheford,
CO. Essex, and the parts adjacent.
S EDWARD liL— Part 1L 203
1331. Mbmbrans 15(7.
Oct. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteney, Henry de
Weitminster. Gulden and Elias de Grodele on complaint by William, abbot of Bynedon,
that William de Stoke, Thomas and Thoraa?, his sons, Robert le Muleward
of Great Croweford, and others, assaulted and imprisoned him at Great
Croweford, co. Dorset, and carried away his goods. By K.
Oct. 12. The like to Roger de Somervill, Robert de Scorburgh and Adam de
WeEtminster. Hoperton on complaint by the prior of Bridelyngton that Thomas de Hert-
ford, Robert de Thorpe, John de Thorpe, Ivo de Thorpe, John son of
John son of William de Apilton, Alan le Fleccher of Richemund and
others carried away his goods at Eseby, co. York, and assaulted Geoffrey
de Bolton, one of the canons, who had been deputed by him to prosecute
certain matters before Thomas Wake and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, so that he could not fulfil his mission, and the men and servants
of the prior. By pet. of C. and fine of 20^.
Oct. 13. The like to the same on complaint by Robert, prior of Bridelyngton, that
Westminster. Henry Faucomberg, Thomas de Hertford and others assaulted him at
Bridelyngton, co. York, and imprisoned him until he made a fine of 20
marks for his release. By pet. of C, and fine in another writ.
Oct. 13. The like to the same on complaint by the said prior that Roger son of
Westminster. Andrew de Grymston, knight, Richard, Thomas and John his brothers,
Martin de Grymston, clerk, Thomas son of Roger de Grymston and others,
in the time of Gerard de Burton, the late prior, broke the doors of the
chapel, house, and church of the priory at Fraysthorp, co. York, and
carried away an image of the Virgin Mai-y worth 60/., which was in the
chapel. By pet. of C., and fine in another writ.
Membrane Hd.
Oct. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Denum, Henry de Croft
Westminster, and Robert de Shirebourn touching the accounts of the collectors of pontage
at Lancaster.
Membrane I2d,
Oct. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Hampton, Robert de Aston
Westminster, and Robert de Hungerford on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, the
king's kinsman, that John Bisshop of Wolyngham, Bego Mauduyt, parson
of the church of Dene, Thomas son of William de Horewode, William his
brother, and others broke his park at Weston Paterik, co. Southampton,
hunted there and carried away his deer. By K.
Oct. 13. The like to Henry de Hambury, John de Frelond and John de Hambuiy
Westminster, on complaint by the said earl of like trespasses in his free chace of Nedwode,
CO. Stafford. By K.
Oct. 15. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Roger Chandos and Robert de Aston
Westminster, on complaint by William la Zousche that John de Grey, knight, Ralph de
Grey, knight, John Murdak, knight, Thomas le Verdon, Richard Jones-
chaumberleyn de Grey, William Spemer, Thomas Sperner, Richard Jones-
messager de Grey, John de Solihull of Rutheresfeld, *parker,' Robert
Jonespjilfreyman de Grey and others at Lechelade, co. Gloucester, took
away six horses and a wagon {canectam longam) of his and carried away
his goods. By C.
Commission to John do Ticheburn and John Randolf of Ledred to make
inquisition in the county of Southampton touching the persons who
carried away a whale lately cast on shore at Porcestre and belonging to the
king as wreck in right of his lordship there.
604 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331. Membrane lid.
Oct. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Handloj Thomas de Louthe
Westminster, and Richai-d de Abberbury on complaint by Richard le Povere of
Cherieton-up-Ottomor that Thomas le Povere of Otyndon, William,
Richard and Nicholas his brothers, John le Rede of Otyndon, William le
Heyward of Otyndon, Simon le White and others broke his house at
Cherleton-up'Ottemor, co. Oxford, assaulted him, carried away his goods
and 10/. in money, and assaulted his servants. By fine of 105. for God.
Oct. 10. The like to William de Denum, Robert de Scorburgh and Richard de
Westminster, la Pole on complaint by Agnes late the wife of Thomas Abel that William
de Staunton, knight, John his elder son, Adam le Palfreyman, Elias le
Wodeward, John son of Elias de Staunton and Robert de Aldeworth
carried away her goods at Tykenhale, co. Derby.
Oct. 15. Cotoraission to Roger de Kerdeston, Ralph de Bockyng, steward of the
Westminster, liberty of St. Edmunds and Robert Darry, mayor of Sudbury, to arrest
and keep in safe custody until further orders divers persons indicted of
felonies before John de Stonore and John de Cantebrigge, justices of oyer
and terminer in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, who are still at large
within the said liberty committing further breaches of the peace, and
whose names will be furnished by the sheriff, and to certify the king from
day to day of the names of such as withdraw from the said counties on
this account, and will not justify themselves before them. By C.
Oct. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, William
Westminster. Oweyn and Henry Tylly on complaint by John Humfrey that Alan de
Seyton, Roger Beau fou, Richard de Foxton, chaplain, Bartholomew Eve -
rard, Geoffrey de Bitton, chaplain, William de Ci*aule, William le Baillif
of Craunfeld, Roger Chartres, Benedict Chnumberley, John atte Fen and
others assaulted him at Wystowe, co. Huntingdon, and cut off his right
hand. By C.
Oct. 13. Tlie like to Richard Talbot, John le Straunge, Richard de Wylughby and
Westminster. Robert de Aston on complaint by Thomas ap Adam that Thomas son of
Hugh de Gurney and others abducted Margery his wife at Beverstone, co.
Gloucester, carried away his goods, and still withhold his wife from him.
By p.s.
Membrane 10c?«
Oct. 12. Commission de walliis etfossatis to John de Ros, Humphrey de Littelbury,
WestnunBtcr. John de Trehampton and Robert de Grauncestre along the coast of the
cwinty of Lincoln between the bridges of Tid and Surfiet.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, William de Shares-
Wiudnor. hull and William de Herleslon on complaint by Robert Achard, knight,
that John de Dokelyngton of Oxford, Richard Cary of Oxford, Andrew
de Wormenhale, Thomas de Bybury, William de Abyndon of Oxford,
Thomas de Leghton of Oxford, Peter de Ewe, John de Gonewarby, Robert
de Watlyngton, Simon de Gloucestre of Oxford, * mercer,' Wdliam atte
Pyrye, Thomas son of Henry de Lynne, Nigel de Baglie of Oxford,
Nicholas do Pyrye, Thomas de Wormenhale, Robert de Hamondesham
of Oxford, * boucher,' Thomas de Leghe of Oxford, * bakere,' Robert de
Leghe of Oxford, ' bakei-e,' John de Leghe of Oxford, * bakere,' William
le White of Oxford, * bakere,' Henry de Stodleyeof Oxford, William le
Mercer, Geoffrey de Chaa, John Berkele of Oxford, cobbler, and others
carried away his goods at Abyndon, co. Berks. By fip«» of 20*.
5 EDWAED in.— Part U. 20S
1331, Membrane 9cf.
Oct. 12. CommiBSion of oyer and terminer to Richard le Grey, Nicholas de Can-
Westzniniter. tilupo, Richard de Wylughby and Roger le Wyne on complaint by Walter do
Neuton, vicar of the church of Baukwell, that James Coterel,Nichola3 Coterel,
John Coterel, Hugh de Gunston, Richard de Bradebourn, John de Brade-
burn, William de Bradeburn, Martm son of Thomas le Procurator, Thomas
his brother, Henry de Marketon, Thomas de Cheilmardon, Roger de Weston,
Robert Bernard, Thomas de Normanton, Henry de Shene, John his son,
Nicholas Fox, Richard le Textour, Nicholas Robyn, John de Coven e,
Thomas de Weston, Thomas de fiucscomes, William his brother, Stephen do
Ednesouere, Henry Ody, William de Eyun, Walter Jameservant Coterel,
Adam Jameservant Coterel, William do Finderne of Berkeleye, William de
Brassington, Robert son of Richard atte Yate, Richard his brother and
others assaulted him at Baukwell, co. Derby, and carried away his goods.
By pet. of C.
Oct, 16. The like to Henry de Hambury, John de Freland and John de Hambnry
Westminster, on complaint by Heni'y, earl of Lancaster, of trespasses in his free chace
at Tuttebury, Marchyngton, Uttexkesbathere, Woxhale and Barton, co.
Stafford. By K.
Oct. 20. Commission to Roger de Kerdeston, Ralph de Bockyng, steward of the
Windsor, liberty of St. Edmunds, and Robert Darry, mayor of Sudbury of similai*
purport to that of 15 October [see membrane llc?J except that the names
of the persons to be arrested are to be furnished by John de Cantebriggo ;
Mrith a further mandate to them to see that the king's peace is kept at
St. Edmunds. By C.
Oct. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Monte Acuto, John de
Westminster. Cantebrigge, Thomas de Louth, Roger Hillary and William de Shareshull,
on complaint by Master William Inge, archdeacon of Surrey, that William
Hamme, Richard Maldon, Richard Chichestro, Peter Cornmonger, Edmund
Branketre, John Branketre, John Wyccone, Henry le Dene, John Barbour,
« taillour,' John Shorwynd, * fisher,' John Sleynmn, John Wygeyn, John
Koulowe, Richaid Lovekyn, William Richardesservant Lovekyn, Simon
Skir, * chaundeler,' Edward Lovekyn, William Ware, Roger Marscal, John
Dorkyng, Edward Poulter, Roger de la Panetrie, Thomas Hamme, Simon
Fraunkeles, William Jonesserrant Lovekyn, Richard de Bristoll, 'taillour,'
• John Plumer, John Kempe, Robert Fisshcre, Robert le Widewesone, Gilbert
Tyndale, John son of Richard le Fisshere, John Pirie, Richard Hamme,
Peter Baldewine, Robert Bronkere, Walter Wysebecho, Edward Toly,
John Walkelyn, John Lovekyn, John de Kent, John Powel, William Mot,
John Thurber, Philip atte Hethc, William Sherewynde, * fisshere,' and
others imprisoned him at Kyngeston-ou-Thames, co. Surrey, carried away
his goods and assaulted his servants. By K. & C.
Membrane Sd.
Oct. 18. Mandate to the bailiffs of queen Philippa at Pontefract and the good men
Wcstminetfir. of the town to chastise such as go or ride armed wilhin the town contrary
to the statute of Northampton, and those who abet them, so that they may
be an example to others.
Oct. 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger do Grey, Richard de Wylugh-
Wokingham. by, Thomas do Radeclyve and Tiiomas <lo lUaston on complaint by Ralph
Bapset of Drayton that Roger iKt Tyryngljiini, knight, Simon his brother,
John de Burgh of Fylgrave, Richard de Lynfnrd of Shyryngton, Elias le
Wodewarde, William Golde of Cheeheleyc, William parson of the church of
Tyryngham, William le Swon, John Bole, the elder and the younger,
William Dogynogh, William Bole, Hugh Hert of Filgrave, John son of
/ '
CALENDAE OF PATENT EOLLS.
1831.
Nov. 4.
MaitboroQgh,
Membratie 8rf — conl.
TAiaa, William Walrand, John Bacbeler, William atle Hulle, WiUiam Bauf,
Sobert Bogerescarter de Tyryngham, John Gargenoys and othera broke
his close at Sbyryngdoo, co. Buckingham, cut down bis trees and carried
them away. By C.
JtfBMBRArfE 7d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Louth, Robert de Frest-
bury, Robert de Assbele and Bobert de Scardcburgh on complaint by Hugh
de Audele that certain persons entered his free chace at Dertemore, co.
Devon, bunted there and cai-riod away his deer. By K.
The like to Constantine do Mortuo Mmi and Simon de Hedersete
on complaint hy William, parson of the churcb of Alleburgb, that Roger
de Hedersete, parson of tlie cburcb of Billyngford, and others assaulted him
at Norwich, co. Korfolk.
Membrakb 5d.
Mandate to William Trusscl to execute in conjunction with Thomas de
Astcleye, William de SharebhuU and Hugh de Haverbergh tbo commission
of oyer and terminer formerly directed to them touching complaints of
oppressions by sheriffs, coroners, subescheators, constables, bailiffs of
libei'ties, wapentakes and trithings, and their clerks, keepers of prisons and
other bailiSs and ministers, in the counties of Warwick and Leicester, in
the time of the late king ; notwithstanding that the king afterwards ap-
pointed Richard de Wylughby and Robert de Gateaby in the place of him
and the said Hugh therein on the ground that the former was about to
pass beyond seas on bis business and the latter had not leisure to act.
CommisFiion of oyer and terminer to John de T^eyburn, Roger Curies and
Roger de Cbeny touching a petition by Joan de Middelton praying for
justice on persons guilty of certtun felonies and trespasses in the parts of
Montgomery in Wales,
The like to Ralph de Bolmere, John Giffard, Robert de Cliderhou, Adam
de Hoperton, Thomas de Eyvyll and John de Radeclive, touching trespasses
within the king's free chaca of Boi^bcland, cu. York. By pet. of C.
The like to Bobert de Notyugham, Robert de Sallowe and Adam de Ag<
modesh&m touching the accounts of the collectors of pontage at Derby.
MsUBRdifB 4d.
Nov. 1. Commission of oyer tind terminer to William Trussol, Tliomna de Asteleye,
MMlboroDgh. William de Shareshull and Hugh de Haverbergh touching complaints of
oppressions by ministers in the counties of Warwick and Leicester in the time
of the late king. [See mefnbrane Srf.] By C.
Nov. 2. The like to Roger de Somervill, lEichard de Aldeburgh and Wiliinm
Marlborongli. Basset — upon a certificate returned into Chancery by the said Roger and
William with John de Ellerker the elder and Simon de Grymenby, pursuant
to a commission directed to them by tlie king on complaint by Lewis bishop
of Durham, whereby it appeiirs that when the said bishop was returning to
bis diocese from the late Parliament a ship freighted by him to convey his
goods across the river Ouse was like to have been lost, and the goods
therein were cast on shore at Useflet, Blakroft and FJasflet, co. York, and
that, notwithstanding that divers in the ship had escaped nlive, the goods
were carried away by certain persons, and bave never been recovered for
the bishop — touching the names of the persons who committed tiie said tres-
pass and the trespass. By pet. cf C.
o EDWAKD III.— Part II,
207
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
1331, Membrane 2d.
Oct. 28. Commission to Ralph de Bockyng, Simon de Hedersete and Robert de
Odiham. Jedworth to deliver the gaol of St. Edmunds of Richard Freysel, detained
there for larcenies and crimes, who is going to Gascony on the king's ser-
vice in the company of Oliver de Ingham ; notwithstanding that ho is
indicted before John de Stonore and John de Cantebrigge, justices of oyer
and terminer in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. By K. & C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gteoffrey le Scrope, Ralph de Blau-
muster, Robert de Scardeburgh and Adam de Hoperton on complaint by
Robert de Colevill of Erneclif that certain persons broke his park at Ingilby
under Erneclif, co. York, hunted there, carried away his deer, cut down
and carried away his trees and assaulted his servants.
By pet. of C. and fine of 10*.
Oct. 23. The like to William Trussel, John de Trevaignon and John de Harnham
Windsor, touching the persons who broke the close of the church of St. Mary,
Salisbury, carried away goods of Master Ralph de Corendon and Thomas
de Ford there, and have bound themselves by oath to maintain and defend
each other, going and riding armed by day and night in the town contrary
to the statute of Northampton. By C.
Oct, 25. The like to Robert de Scardeburgh, John de Shirburne and Thomas Bret
Odiham. touching the accounts of the collectors of quayage at Scardeburgh.
By pet. of 0.
Membrane id»
Oct. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Hiwyssh, Roger de
Windsor. Blaculvesle, John de Trevaignon and John Billioun touching an indictment
whereon Richard Vivien, Vivian Peer, Robert de Bosnaevon, Alan de
Treuroenet, Roger de Penros, Richard de Rosmodres, William son of
Vivian Poer, Richard de Trethewy, Michael de Tendraenen, Roger de
TregguhioD, Richard do Tregos, Alan de Tregoyzel, David de Treuruf, Guy
le Cras, Hervey Pengarsek, Henry de Pengarsek, William de Pengarsek
the younger, Hervey Tyrel of Tuomern, Henry de Hendre, David de
Antronon, David de Penryth and Sibyl lato the wife of John de Rensy
were convicted before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer in the county of Cornwall, of carrying away certain merchandise
lately brought into the ports of Penwyth, Polwragh and Loghen and
adjudged to be wreck, and touching indictments to be laid by the said
persons against others associated with them in the trespass. By C.
Oct. 20. The like to Roger de Bavent, John Inge, William de Ponte Roberti and
Windsor. Robert de Thorncombe on complaint by William de Putle of Chichester
that John lo Spicer of Chichester and others carried away goods distrained
by him for customs and services due to him in right of his foe at Chichester,
CO. Sussex, and imprisoned him. By K.
Not. 3. Commission to Master Robert de Cantuaria and John de Wyndesore to
Marlborough, wake a visitation of Ospryng Hospital, which is reported to be greatly
decayed for lack of good rule, and to remedy any abuses which they find
therein.
/
208
5 EDWARD III.— PART 3.
1331.
Mbmbranb 18.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct, 27. Pardon to Henry Hillary, in consideration of his release of 350 marks
Westminster, due from the king for his charges at the time of the coronation, and of his
surrender by the king's command of the manors of Kynfare and Stourton,
with the custody of Kynfare Forest which he held by his appointment,
of 63L 16s. 4^d.j to wit, 15/. 16^. l^d, arrears of the farm of Stourton
manor and the bailiwick of the office of forester of Kynfare, 20/. 19^. S^d.
due from him and Joan his wife as money due from Philip Marmion and
the said Henry, and 27/. I0d» required of the latter by summons of the
Exchequer as the price of goods late of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of
March, taken by him. By K.
Signification to justices, sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others, that it
appears by the record of an appeal before Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows,
justices of the King's Bench, by Howel ap Griffith against William de
Shaldeford of seditions against the late king and the present king, which
the king has caused to come before him in the Chancery, that on 18 April last
— the day given to the said Howel whereon to prosecute his appeal — the said
Howel came not on the first and the second day of summons to prosecute
where according to law and custom of the realm, judgement should be
given on the points that he had not prosecuted whether his appeal was one
that could be received by law and custom of the realm, and also that he .
appealed the said William of acts done within the principality of Wales and
of acts done at Berkele in England, which appeal is not one that can be
brought to a final issue in the court of King's Bench, and that judgement
was therefore given for the defendant. By C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert le Hore of Bredstrete,
Westminster. < saltere,' of 5^ marks in rent in London to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of All Hallows, Bredstrete, for the soul of John
atte Crouche. By fine of 100*. London.
Oct. 16. Mandate to the chancellor or the keeper of the seal for the time being
Westminster, to collate Master John de Castello, king's clerk, to the first void prebend in
the church of St. Wulfram in the king's gift. By p.s.
Exemption for life of William de Hatton of Stratford from being put
upon assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner, or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
ByK.
Power to the chancellor of the University of Oxford and the mayor of
the town to distrain upon all persons holding tenements in the town and
suburbs of Oxford, clerks and laymen alike, for repair of the pavement in
front of their tenements. If the mayor will not act with the chancellor,
the latter is to proceed without him, so that no further complaints on the
subject may reach the king. By pet. of C.
Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford and the keeper of the castle there, for the
time beiug, on petition of the chancellor and scholars of the University,
setting forth that although hy charters of the king's progenitors it is pro-
vided that any layman doing violence to a clerk, or clerk to a layman or other
clerk, shall be incarcerated in Oxford Castle until he make satisfaction at
the discretion of the chancellor and University, the sheriffs and keepers of
Oct. 27.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 21.
Windsor.
Oct. 25.
Windsor.
5 EDWARD III.— Part III. 209
1331. Membrane 18 — conU
the said castle have refused to admit such when sent there for incarceration,
that they are to receive all such transgressors as the chancellor of the
university shall send to them and keep them in safe custody until the
chancellor shall recjuire them, taking care that a multitude of scholars or lay*
men do not enter the castle while they are there to visit them or for any
other cause. By pet. of C.
Aug. 7. Simon, abbot of Torre, going to a general chapter at Premonstre, has
Clipstone. letters nominating Ralph Spek and John atte Welle, clerk, his attorneys
in England for one year.
Oct. 27. Grant to John de Rua, king's clerk, of the' prebend in the church of
Newbury. St. Wulfram, Abbeville, now void by the resignation of Robert Guillore, in
the kinp;'s gift in right of his county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the deun and chapter of the said church.
Oct. 15. Promise lo pay to Elizabeth de Burgo, the king's kinswoman, sometime
Weitminster. the wife of Roger Damary, 1,500/., assigned to her as executrix of her said
husband's will by Anthony Pessaigne, knight, out of 8,141/. 8j. 6d, due to
him from the late king, to discharge a debt wherein, the said Anthony r/as
l>ound to the said Roger,
Vacated by surrender.
Oct. 16. Grant to the said Anthony, reciting that the late king was bound to him
Westminster, as above, namely, in 5,288/. 22c?., as well for purveyance of corn and wine
made by him for the household and the army in the war of Scotland, in the
tenth year of the said king, as for divers sums paid in the king's name in the
same year, and 2,853/. Qs, Sd., paid by mandate under the privy seal to
Aynier de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, for the fixed sum which he
received for his stay with the said king, and to Henry de Cantuaria, clerk,
for his expenses in going to Gaseony on the king's service, in the eleventh year
of his reign, being 14,266/. 13^. 4c?., reckoned at five coins of Tours to one
sterling, as appears by two bills, under the seal of R. bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, then keei^or of the wardrobe, shown by the said Anthony in
the Chancery and afterwards delivered by him at the Exchequer; that of
the said sum of 8,141/. 8^. 6d, he had been satisfied of 2,000/., paid by the
merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence by the hands of William
de Monte Acuto ; that assignments had been made to him of 1,000/. of the
issues of the county of Ponthieu and of the like sum of the issues of the
duchy of Aquitaine to be received by the constable of Bordeaux and
delivered to the said merchants for him ; that he had assigned 1,500/. to
Elizabeth de Burgo as above; and that he is to receive the balance of
2,641/. 8*. Gfl. out of the first issues of the county, stewardship and coinage
of Cornwall by the hands of the sheriff and steward of the county, by
instalments of 500 marks payable at Midsummer and All Saints in each year
until the whole is satisfied. By K. & 0.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to pay the same
out of the county, stewardship and coinage aforesaid, notwithstanding any
assignment thereon made or to be made by the king.
Vacated by surrender and payment made to him by the merchants of the
society of the Bardi who have an assignment of the sum as appears on the
Patent Roll of 6 Edward III.
Oct. 29. License for the prior and convent of Kenylworth to appropriate the
IIungorfoixL church of Colynton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, said to be of
their advowson. By p.s.
Oct 16. Promise to pay to Elizabeth de Burgo, sometime the wife of Roger
Wcttmiiuter. Damary, 1,500/. assigned to her by Anthony de Pessaignei knight, tf above.
ByC.
Vacated by surrender and payment made to her elsewhere, as appears
on the Fine RoU.
5 EDWARD III.— Part III. 211
1331« Membrane 17 — cont,
the Exchequer dated 16 September, 22 Edward I., a promise was made that
the said sum would be settled on demand, and by letters patent, dated 20
March, 4 Edward II., a grant was made that 100/. of land or rent should be
delivered to the abbess and convent out of custodies as they fell in, to hold
until they had levied their debt in full from the same, but hitherto, as they
assert, they have been unable to obtain payment, and they have surrendered
the said letters patent in the Chancery. By K.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Laurence le Mouner of Dokwra, on acknowledgement by John
Marlborough,, de Orreton before the king that he has received him back into the king's
peace pursuant to the power lately granted to the said John and Richard de
Denton to receive such men of Scotland and their adherents as would return
to their allegiance, for all ti*espasses committed by him during the time of
bis adherence to the Scots. By pet, of C.
The like to the following :—
William Tysone.
Adam de Braythwayt.
Nov. 3. Grant, during pleasure, to William de la Dane, of the office of the serjeanty
Marlborough, in the forest of Cressy, which John de Ravenno lately held, with daily wages
of Zd. sterling and other accustomed fee. By K. & C.
The like to the following : —
William de Na.synge, of the serjeanty which Simon le Capumer
held.
William de Mortone, of that which Roger de Novoun held.
Walter le Parker, of that which John de la Hay held.
John Page, of that which John du Char held.
The like to Geoffrey le Brenynge of the office of the serjeanty and
mastership of the hounds (bmconerie) in the eaid forest, which John Marche
lately held, with daily wages of 6d. and other accustomed fee, as well as the
accustomed allowance for six running hounds and one boarhound {linuirio)^
and 10*. yearly for his robe. By K. & C.
Oct. 30. The like to Robert Sauvage, for service to the late king, of the bailiwick
Newbury, of the parkership of Haywra in the forest of Knaresburgh, which Johq
Brounyng held. By p,s,
Oct. 28. The like to William de Falderleve of the bailiwick of one of the king's
Newbury, parkers of Haywra in the forest of Knaresburgh. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John Vyncent of
Westminster. Waltham Holy Cross of London, clerk, going beyond seas on the king's ser-
vice. By 0.
The like for William de Bonlen going in like manner.
Oct. 24. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Thomas de Gayrgrave,
Windsor, going in like manner.
Sept. 20, Grant, for life, to Simon de Newenton, king's yeoman, of the bailiwick of
Sheen. the chief forester of Wyndesore Forest. By p.s.
Mandate to Thomas de Foxle, constable of Wyndesore Castle and forest,
for livery of the bailiwick, which Robert de Wodeham held by grant of
Edward I. and which the king lately ordered the constable to take into his
hands.
Nov. 3. Mandate to the seneschal and to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu
Marlborough, that, whereas on 1 December last queen Isiibella surrendertnl into the king's
hands all castles and lands, which she held in the said county with her gomis
therein and by letters patent, dated the 10th of the said month, the king
granted to her the said goods as well as all arrears due on the accounts of
bailiffs and farmers and all oihvr debts owing at the time of the surrender,
sending his mandate to the seneschal and receiver to cause all such to be
delivered to James le Scoiiller and John le Scotiller, the attorneys of the
o 2
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
]^331, Memhrone l^^^cont.
queen, tliey are to pay to the attorneys only such farms and debts as were
owing on or before the day of surrender, it not having been the intention of
the king by his former mandate to cause any farms flailing due after the said
1 December to be paid to his mother. By K. & C.
Nov. 6. Grant to John Totel of Lincoln, king's clerk, of the custody of the smaller
Marlborough, piece of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of Lincoln pur-
suant to the statute of merchants, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Licence for John son of Henry Wischard to grant to John Wyschard and
Alice his wife, in fee tail, two messuages and three virgates of land in
Congeston, held in chief. In the event of the death of the grantees without
issue, the premises are to revert to the said John son of Henry, in fee.
By fine of 2 marks. Leicester.
Nov. 12.
Windsor,
Nov. 2.
Marlborough.
Nov. 3.
Marlborough.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Newbury.
Oct. 23.
Windsor.
Nov. 6.
Odibam.
Nov. 4.
Marlborough.
Membrane 16.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds, who at the request of
queen Philippa have granted to Christiana de Ros that after the death of
Richard dePeshull she shall have for life such sustenance in the abbe}' as lie
now has, that they shall not be charged with this for any other than the said
Christiana in the place of the said Richard.
Grant, at the request of Philip, king of France, the king's kinsman, to
Odinettus Fylemen of the custody of the warren in the forest of Cressy,
during pleasure. This grant is made after revocation of his appointment to
the same by letters patent of the king of France and on condition that he
claim nothing in the custody by virtue of such appointment and that the
king and others deputed by him may hunt and take deer, boars, and other
animals in the forest, at will. Bv K. & C.
Grant to the king's clerks, John Vyncent, the receiver, and William de
Borden, the controller, of the county of Ponthieu, in recompence of their
heavy expenses in lodging their households, and for robes and other things,
when coming to the king in England, at his summons, on the business of the
said county and staying there a long time, without remuneration, of the
vesture of 5 acres of wood in Cressy Forest, that is 2^ acres apiece, to be
taken once only. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to the castellan of Cressy.
Assignment to James Nicholas, Peter Reyner, Bartholomew Bard and
the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, in part
satisfacti'^n of divers loans to the king, of the king's moiety of the third
year's collection of the four-yearly tenth set by tlie Pope upon the clergy of
England, with the arrears of the same for the first and second year, to be
received by the hands of Master Itherius de Concorcto, king's clerk, the
collector. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Master Itherius.
Presentation of Nicholas de Fountaynes to the church of Graveshende, in
the diocese of Rochester.
Grant to Florida wife of Henry de Rysinge, for the support of herself
and her children, of the goods forfeited to the king by the flight of the said
Henry when iudicted for certain felonies. By K.
Mandate to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk for livery of any of the
said goods now in his custody to the said Floricia as a gift.
The like to John de Caston who was appointed to the custody of the
same.
Grant to John de Deen of the office of the tronage of wools in the port
of Southampton, for life, on condition that he execute the office in person.
This grant is made after delivery in the Chancery to be cancelled of letters
patent, dated 20 February, 14 Edward II., being a grant to Richard de
5;;edward hi.— part hi.
213
Nov. G.
M irlboroiigh.
Nov. 9.
Hungorforcl.
(Xt. 25.
Windsor.
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
2331. Membrane 16 — cont,
Byflet of the custotly of the pesage in the said port at the rent of 40*., and
letters paterit dated 3 April, 2 Edward III., being a grant to the said John,
usher of the chamber of queen Philippa, of the office of controller of the
customs there with the custody of one part of the cocket seal, and also the
office of the tronnge of wools. By C.
Mandate to John Vyncent, king's clerk, receiver of Ponthieu, to pay to
Geoffrey de Brenynge, William de Morton, John Page, William de la Dane,
Walter le Parker and William de Nasyng, respectively, their wages for the
serjeanties in Cressy forest lately granted to them by the king.
\^Sc€ preceding Membrane.^
Grant that Nichohus son of Richard de Balygaveran shall have again the
office of second remembrancer of the Exchequer of Dublin, according to the
tenor of the letters patent whereby the king lately appointed him to the same,
notwithstanding a subsequent appointment procured by William de Burton
by suggestion that the office wa« void. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Mandate to the said William not to intermeddle with the office.
Exemplification, at the reque-st of Walter Brisbon of Ireland, of letters
patent dated 20 January, 7 Edward II, which have been accidentally lost,
being a pardon to him for the death of Richard Gernoun.
Grant to William de Stokton of the year, day and wavSte pertaining to the
king out of a messuage, 51 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 2 acres of
pasture, which, as appears by an inquisition made by the sheriff of Essex,
Robert William held in Lamburne on the day when he was outlawed for
felony. By fine of 5 J marks.
Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others to permit Joan late the
wife, and Edmund son of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, to take the
body of the said earl from the church of the guardian and Friars Minors of
Coventry, where it now lies, to Wyggemor, there to be buried with the rites
of the church. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in mort-
Windsor. main by Stephen de Hamcrton of two messuages, 36 acres of land and 20
acres of meadow^ in Siaytburn and Neuton in Boulond, held of the king as of
the manor of Siaytburn by the .service of 12^. yearly, to John de Hamerton,
chaplain, to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary in
Hamcrton manor for the souls of the said Stephen his father, mother and
ancestors. By p.s. and fine of G marks. York.
Exemplification, at the request of William Prest of Blonorton, of letters
pattmt, datcH.1 9 March, 1 Edward III., which have been accidentally lost, being
a general pardon to him.
The like for Edmund de Sancto Mauro.
Pardon to Hugh son of John Bernard of Keleby for acquiring, in fee,
from Matilda Bernak of Humberstayne 40*. of rent in Keleby, held in chief,
and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the
same. By fine of 20*, Lincoln.
Membrane 15.
Oct. 27. Tnspexirnus and confirmation of a writing, dated Stratford-on-Avon Til?s-
Oaiham. (Uy after St. Luke the Evangelist, 5 Edward III., and witnessed by John do
Bisshopesdon and Robert du Vaal, knights, John de Peyto, William Bruli»
Adam de Stevynton, Robert Wylmyn and others, being a release by Adam
bi.shop of Worcester to John bishop of WinchesUT of all servicss due to him
from a tenement in Shotrethe sometime of Nicholas de Karliolo. By K.
Nov. 9. The like of a charter, dated and witnessed as above, being a grant by the
Windsor. same bishop to Master Robert de Stretford, king's clerk, hb heirs and assigns.
Nov. 9.
Windsor.
Nov. 19.
Win<ljor.
^iSftt-
214
CALEKDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 4.
Keading.
Nov. 5.
Ludgersball.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Marlborough.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Nov. 16.
Windsor.
Nov. 3.
Marlborough.
Nov. 17.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Nov. 17.
Windsor.
* Membrane 15 — cont,
quit of all services and demands, of a messuage in Shotterethe sometime of
Hugh ' by the Broke,' lying by a messuage sometime of Nicholas do
Karliolo. By K.
Grant to Thomas de Rokeby, in con deration of a release made for him-
self and his heirs of 100/. of laud yearly in fee, to which he is entitled
according to the king's proclamation for liaving brought him within sight
of the Scots in the late war, and of 100/. yearly at the Exchequer granted
him until he should receive the same, a»s appears by divers letters patent, of
500 marks at the Exchequer in one sum, and 20 marks of rent in Halton
and Kylyngholm, co. Lincoln, which escheated to the late king by the
rebellion of Alexander le Euitz Glai, to hold to him and his heirs by the
services due before the same escheated. By K. & C.
Memorandum. — The said Thomas has made the release by a writing
whereof an enrolment appears on the dorse of the Close Boll of the present year.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Grant to Gerard de Orum, to whom the late king granted the reversion of
the manors of Ditton Camoys, co. Cambridge, and Shenele, co. Hertford,
expectant on the demise of Otto de Grandissono, to hold for his life in return
for services rendered to Edward I. and himself, that, inasmuch as the said
manors did not come to him until three years ago and he has received but
few profits therefrom, his executors shall retain the same for two years from
the day of his death and receive the issues and profits to be applied in the
execution of his will. By p.s.
Grant to William Trussel, in fee tail, for his services to the king's pro-
genitors and for his assiduous and costly labours in the present king's affairs,
of the whole land of Berges in Flanders, as in lordships, demesne lands,
services, homages, rents, woods, pastures, turbaries, fisheries and all other
appurtenances by whatever name called. By K. & C.
Pardon to John son of William le Taillour of Hungerford of his outlawry
in the county of Berks for non-appearance before John Lovedai and Thomas
de Brayles, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching a plea of tres-
pass of John bishop of Winchester ; on acknowledgement by the bishop in
Chancery that he has made satisfaction for the trespass.
Katification of the estate of John de Balscote as parson of the church of
Dongarvan, in the diocese of Lismore. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de la Mote, knight, of a
messuage, 14 acres of land and a plot containing 28 perches, in the town of
La Mote, co. Ponthieu, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
chapel within his manor in that town for his good estate in life, for his soul,
after death, and for the souls of his ancestors, heirs and successors. By K.
Grant to Stephen de Ho of the office of the serjeanty in Cressy Forest, which
Nicholas de Sancto Edwardo held, during pleasure, v/ith daily wages of Sd,
sterling and other accustomed fee. By K. & C.
Balph, count of Eu, constable of France, going beyond seas, has letters
nomiLating Bartholomew de Wighton and Robert du Favencourt his attorneys
in England for three years.
The said Ralph, staying in England, has like letters in Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Faucumberge to the
prioress and convent of Kyllynggof 4acresof wood inBegham and Killyngg
towards the sustenance of a chaplain to celebrate divine senice daily in the
convent church for the souls of Henry de Faucomberge, Elena his wife and
the grantor. By fine of ^ mark. York.
Grant to Roger Denys of the oflace of the serjeanty in Cressy Forest lately
held by Stephen le Brewer, during pleasure, with daily wages of 3d. sterling
and other accustomed fee. By K. & C.
6 EDWARD III.— ]?ABT III.
215
1331.
Nov. 14.
Windsor.
Nov. 17.
Wiudsor.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Mandate to the receiver of the couQty of Ponthieu for payment of the
said wages.
Grant to Richard de Breredik, for service to the late king, of the custody
of Ilannele hay in Wliittlewode Forest, during pleasure.
Grant to Agnes wife of John Mautravers, in enlargement of the late grant
to her at the request of queen Philippa of the lands which she had of John do
Argentcn and John de Nerford, sometime her husbands, which had escheated
to the king by the rebellion of the said John Mautrarers, to hold until the
krng should order otherwise for her estate, that she shall hold the same for
life. By pet. of C.
July 16.
Lincoln.
Membranes 14 and 13.
Itispeximus and confirmation for the prioress and nuns of Fosse without
Torkesey of a charter dated? October, 21 Henry III., being a grant to the
nunnery of the land in Torkesey whereon they first entered without the
assent of the king ; of a charter dated 21 April, 21 Henry III., being a con-
firmation of a grant to them in frank almoin, date<l 14 January, 2 John, of
the 2 marks of silver which they used to pay at the Exchequer from their
lands in Torkesey ; and of grants in mortmain by the prior and canons of
St. Leonard's, Torkesey, and a very large number ol private benefactors,
which are not dated or set out in full. By p.s.
[C/I Monasticon, \oh iv. p. 292.]
Nov. 11.
Windsor.
Nov. lO.J
Windaor.
Nov. 21.
Guildford.
Nov. 16.
Windsor.
Nov. 6.
Marlborough.
Mov. 17.
Guildford.
Nov. 16.
Windnor.
Membrane 12.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Insula, parson
of the church of Cherwelton.
The like for the following ;
Hugh de Langebrugg of Bristol.
John de Coupeland.
Mandate to John Vynccnt of Waltham, king's clerk, receiver of Ponthieu,
to audit the account of Gerard de Orom, late seneschal of that county, of
arrears due to him for wages as seneschal and for expenses in coming to
England at the king's command on certain matters concerning the king and
the county, and to pay whatever he shall find by such account to bo due to
the said Gerard. * By C.
Mandate to tlie receiver of the county of Ponthieu for payment to Geoffrey
de Brenynge, William de Morton, John Page, William de la Dane, Walter
le Parker, William do Nasyng and Stephen de Ho of the respective wages
specified in the letters patent whereby the king lately granted to them
certain offices in Cressy Forest.
Licence for Joan daughter of Gorvase de Galpton to grant that a moiety of
a messuage and three bovates of land in Glapton, held in chief, which after
the death of Gorvase de Glapton would come to her and her heirs, shall
remain to John son of Ger\'ase de Glapton, Amflesia his wife, and the heirs
of their bodies or in default of such to his right heirs.
By line of \ mark. Northampton.
Grant that the appointment by the king of Geoffrey le Scrope, William de
Herle, John de Cantebrigge, Roger Hillary and Robert de Sadyngton as
justices of oyer and terminer touching trespasses committed by men of the
liberty (hanleuca) of the abbot of Ramsey and any session held by them
within the liberty, shall not prejudio the rights of the abbot within such
liberty or be drawn into a precedent. By C%
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21G
CALENDAR OF PAtENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Odiham.
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
Nov. 18.
Guildford.
Nov. 19.
Chawton.
Nov. 13.
Windsor.
Nov. U.
Windsor.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Nov 20.
Guildford.
Nov. 6
Reading.
Membrane 12 — cont.
«
Confirmation to the brothers and sisters of the f raternitj of the ^Id of the
Holy Cross, Stratford-on-Avon, of a number of grants in mortmain of small
rents in Stratford by private benefactors, which are not dated or set out in
full.
By fine of \ mark at the instance of Master Robert de Stratford. Warwick.
Licence for the prioress and convent of Haliwell to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By K.
Pardon to John son of Gilbert Here ward of Lilleburn of his outlawry for
non-appearance before the justices last in eyre in the county of Northampton
to answer touching the larceny of a horse. By pet. of C.
Presentation of Laurence Sober, parson of the church of St. Clement,
Hastings, to the church of St. Giles, Winchelse, in the diocese of
Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with Robert atte Well.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated Tuesday after St. Luke
the Evangelist last and witnessed by John de Bisshopesdon, knight, William
de Brudly of Lodyngton, Adam de Styvynton, William de Clynton, William
de Charyndon, John Begelyn and others, being a grant by John, bishop of
Winchester, and Robert de Stretford, parson of the church of Stretford, to
Adam, bishop of Worcester, and his successors of ten selions of pasture in
Olde Stretford, lying in Le Homme, in the lower furlong, and extending to
Bunshale meadow between a pasture of the said Adam and one of the grantors.
BvK.
Grant, for life, to Geoffrey de Mildenhale, king's serjeant and marshal of
the hall, for long and laudable service to Edward I., Edward II., and the
king, of daily wages of \2d. by the hands of the keeper of the wardrobe,
whether at Court or away from Court, with rol^es such as other servants
of the household receive, and that he may withdraw from the household,
return thither and take his meals there, at will, as if he were one of the
servants of the same. By p.s.
Licence for Nicholas de la Beche to grant to James Marchant and Isabella
his wife, in fee tail, at a fixed rent, 200 acres of marsh and 100 acres of
demesne lands, within the manor of Idenne, which he holds of the king at fee
farm, on condition that if they die ivithout heir of their bodies the premises
revert to the grantor and his heirs. This licence is granted in lieu of one
granted 6 November, 2 Edward IIL, for a like grant of 300 acres of the
said marsh land to William de Pisenden and Juliana, his wife which they
have not cared to take.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine of 20^.
Licence, at the request of William Trussel, for the abbot and convent of
Dorchestre to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the
yearly value of 10/. By p.8.
Vacated because surrendered as fully satisfied 27 June, 16 Richard IL
Robert,^ abbot of Lire, staying beyond seas, havS letters nominating Peter
le Seneschal and William de Vinea his attorneys in England for five years.
By fine of 40*. because his predecessor in 4 Edward III. made fine by
40*. because his predecessor at another time made fine by 5 marks for
such letters for five years whereof four years were then to come*
Hereford.
Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of the Holy Ghost, in the diocese of Viviers, and their
attoineys, collecting alms in the churches.
Mbmbranb U.
Pardon to Richard de Beverleye of his outlawry for non-appearance before
01i^e^ de Ingham and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the city of
5 EDWARD III.— Part III.
217
1331.
Nov. 17.
Guildford.
Xov. 17.
Windsor.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Nov. 14.
Windsor.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Nov. 18.
Windsor.
Nov. 20.
Alton.
Nov. 6.
Marlborough.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Nov. 18.
Wavcrley.
Membrane 11 — cont.
London, to answer touching the receiving of two horses of the abbot of St.
Edmunds, knowing them to have been stolen. By pet. of C.
Pardon to John de Button, knight, for taking in the king's frc3 chace of
Kyngcswode six bucks and six does, cutting down twenty of the king's oaks
there and carrying away the deer and trees, whereof he lias been indicted
before Robert de Aspale, William Tracy and Robert de Aston, justices
appointed to hear and determine trespasses of vert and venison in the saitl
chace. By K.
Grant to William de Bohun, the king's kinsman, towards hii sustenance in
the king's service, of the town of Basyngstoke, co. Southampton, and 20/. of
rent payable by the prior of Bath out of the Barton there, late of Edmund,
earl of Kent, tenant in chief, to hold during the minority of John or other heir
of the earl. By K. and bill of the Treasurer.
Writs de intendendo, in pursuance, directed to the prior of Bath and the
bailifb and good men of Basingstoke.
Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Robert de Morteyn of the
recognisance in 20/. wherein he became bound by order of the council ou
submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at Bedford. By p.s.
Writ to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to stay proceedmgs
commenced by them to recover the penalty of the said recognisance.
John de Thorpe, clerk, going to Ireland on the king's ser^'ice, has letters
nominating William de Beltof t and William do Kelleseye his attorneys in
England for one year.
Notification, by way of indemnity for the merchants of the society of the
Bardi of Florence, to whom the late king and the king have at divers times
granted sums of money in consideration of losses sustained by them in respect
of money lent to the late king, and also of payments made at the request of the
said king and the king for the business of the realm at the court of Rome
and elsewhere beyond the seas and for the wardrobe, that all such sums have
been free gifts to the said merchants. By K.
Vacated because other loise below.
Grant to Master Thomas de Garton, king's clerk, ot the marriage of John
son and heir of John de Eboraco, tenant in chief of the late king. If he die
under age and unmarried, the grant is to hold good from heir to heir until
the said Thomas obtain the marriage of one of them.
By bill of the Treasurer and fine of 10 marks. Cambridge.
Grant to Simon Flambard, king's clerk, of the prebend of Racolvesionde,
in the church of St. Paul, London, in the king's gift by reason of voidance
of the see in the time of En ward I. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to S. bishop of London.
Confirmation of grants by John de Dagge worth to Roger de Bedefeld,
for life, of a fourth part of the serjeiinty of the Common Bench, with its
appurtenances and profits, of another fourth part thereof which John
lo Warde, deceased, held of the grantor, and of the power to appoint fit
Serjeants to serve in his place. By fine of 1 mark. Essex.
A[)pointmont of Margaret, late the wife of Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant
in chief, to the custody, during minority of the heir, of the houses held by
the earl at his death in the town of Westminster, for her to stay therein at
her wUi. By K. & C.
Pardon to Richard de Langele, king's yeoman, for service to the king
from his infancy and for great expanses incurred in such service, for which
be has not received wages or remuneration, of 21/. 19*. T^cf., due for
arrears on his account as a purveyor for the household before the king
assumed the governance of the realm. By p.8«
218
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 20.
Windsor.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Nov. 23.
Mottisfont.
Membrane 11 — cont.
Pardon to William Ode of his outlawry in the county of Southampton for
non-appearance before the king to answer touching a plea of trespass of
Nicholas de Hoghton against him, John Godefrey, John de Wodehaye and
John atte Churche, on account of which outlawry he is now imprisoned in
the marshalsea of the King's Bench as appears by a certificate of Geoffrey
le Scrope, chief justice.
Grant to Leonard de Tybertis, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, who has the oversight of all the houses and brethren
of the order as well in Scotland as in Wales and England for which
reason he is unable to attend in person \o matters affecting the Hospital as
would be expedient, that Simon Fauconer, one of the brethren, and
Thomas do Colhum whom he has attorned in the King's Bench to act for
him in all courts in England shall have power to appoint for the prior other
attorneys for two years.
Licence for Emma late the wife of Robert de Monte Alto at her will to
grant to queen Isabella all the castles, towns, manors, and lands held by
her, for life, which, by fines levied with the king's licence, are at her
death to remain to the said queen for her life. By p.s.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Notification, by way indemnity for the merchants of the society of the
Bardi of Florence, who have long freely served the late king and the king
supplying them with money for the furtherance of urgent affairs as well in
France, the court of Rome and elsewhere beyond the seas as in England, and
delivering in the wardrobe cloths of wool and silk, and other things, and to
whom the said kings have granted divers sums of money in consideration of
great losses sustained by the merchants on account of failure to repay such
money at the appointed day and in purvejdng as aforesaid, that these sums of
money have been gifts made of mere liberality and that the said merchants
are quit in respect thereof. By K.
Nov. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Gilbert de Berewyk of a
Marlborough, messuage and a carucate of land in Moneken Wynterburne to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Nicholas, Berewyk
Basset, for the souls of the king's ancestors, the said Gilbert and his
ancestors. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John le Ha3rward of
Harewell,
Nov. 28.
Alton.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Nov. 28.
Alton.
Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for John, bishop of
Winchester, the chancellor, going beyond seas on the king's service.
ByK.
The said bishop has letters nominating Master Robert de Stratford and
Thomas de Evesham his attorneys in England until the said feast.
Protection with clause volumus as above for Master John de Shordich
going with the said bishop on the king's service.
By testimony of the bishop.
The like for the following also going :—
Alexander de Stratford,
Adam Sauvage.
John de Eccleshale, parson of the church of Overton.
John do Honneaworth.
John de Sandhirst.
John Sauntere.
William de Upton.
Master Richard de Chaddesle, parson of the church of Kemeseye.
Geoffrey Hoghles.
John Lacy.
John de Esebourn.
S EDWAKD III.— Part III.
219
1331.
Nov. 1.5.
Windsor.
Nov. 19.
Guildfonl.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
Nov. 13.
Windsor.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Nov. 21.
Chawton.
Nov. 14.
Wiudnor.
Membrane 10.
Itispeximus and ratification of letters patent [in French] 'of Gerard
Dorum, seneschal of Pontbieu, under the seal of the county of Ponthieu,
dated 10 September 1331, reciting that the hospital of Cressy founded for
the relief of poor sinners by the count of Ponthieu and his ancestors is at
the pi^sent time much decayed because of defective government, and
appoijiting William de Bordeine as keeper and governor thereof, for life.
ByK.
Grant, at the reciuest of Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, to the
bailiffs and good men of Stratford-on-Avon of pavage for four years.
ByK.
Mandate to the steward and marshals of the household — on petition to
the king and council of the men of the town of Westminster shewing that
whereas in the time of former kings the servants of the household in taking
livery from their dwelling houses and houses were wont to charge the same
according to the assessment {exigentiam) of the said houses, the men of
the present king's household, not having respect unto the premises, charge
some of their dwelling houses which used to be charged with a servant of
the office, two grooms and two horses only, with six or seven horses against
the will of the owners, and make livery in taverns where such has not
hitherto been wont to be made, and often expel the said men of Westminster,
their families and their tenants from their houses and shops, not suffering
them to lodge in their own houses, break open doors and windows of
such houses and otherwise annoy them — that they are to have con-
sideration to the number, quantity and quality of the houses of the said
petitioners and to the liveiy which has of old been made in them, and are
not to charge them beyond the rate of their estate but are to suffer the men,
their families and tenants to have their easements in their houses.
By pet. of C.
Grant to William Bacoun, in consideration of his lengthy service to the
late king, and in enlargement of the late grant to him by letters patent of
lands in the towns of Nateby, Qucrton, Wynton, Rokeby, Crakenthorpe and
the hamlet of Slegil, co. Westmoreland, with a fee farm and lands in the
hamlets of Carleton and Thornheved, co. Cumberland, esclieats to the late
king by the rebellion of Andrew de Harcla, to hold for life by extents made
thereof, less 60*. to be allowed him out of the same extents at the Exchequer,
that he shall hold the premises rent free. By pet. of C.
Pardon to Thomas de Esthalle, in consideration of his laudable sersice to
the late king as chamberlain of North Wales, and on proof that the letters,
rolls, tallies and other muniments and memoranda relating to his accounts
OS chamberlain have accidentally been burned, and also of the fact that be
is now and has long been in prison by occasion of the said accounts, of all
the accounts duo from him as aforesaid. By pet. of C.
Appointment of Thomas de Louthe, for service to the king in England
and in Ireland, to the custody of the manor of Fallele, co. Berks, during
the minority of Thomas son and heir of Richard de Polhampton, tenant in
chief, witli the marriage of the said heir. By K. & C.
Grant to Nicholas Maol, for ser^^ce to the late king and the king, of the
custody of the meadows in Wodestok park, during pleasure.
By p.s. [5025.]
Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the manor and park of Wodestok.
Pardon to Thomas le Blount for the ra])e of Elizabeth late the wife of
Roger de Kirkeby, whereof he was lately indicU'd before William de
Clynton and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of
Kent ; granted at the request of Hugh Daudele and on proof that the said
Elizabeth has made a release of all her action against him for the same.
By p.8.
220
CALfilSfDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Nov. 13.'
Windsor.
Nov. 25.
Alton.
Nov. 28.
Winchester.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Nov. 26.
Alton.
Nov. 19.
Alton.
Membrane 10 — conL
Arnold de Tillio, parson of the church of Ekyngton, going beyond the
seas, has letters nominating Richard de Weston his attorney in England for
one year.
Pardon to Alice de Droys, out of compassion for her state now broken
by age, for breaking prison at Oxford in the time of the late king, when
detained there at the suit of William de Bereford, and of any waiver
consequent thereon. By p.s.
Revocation of the late grant to Robert de Baumburgh of the office of the
quayage in the town of Scardeburgh, as it appears to the king and council
that the quayage should be collected by men of the town and not by
others.
Exemplification of letters patent, dated 3 May, 8 Edward II., which
have been accidentally lost, being a grant to Robert de Swynebourn, in fee,
of the manor of Knaresdale within Tyndale liberty.
Protection and safe conduct, during pleasure, for Peter Reyneri, one of
the king*s household, sent beyond the seas to further his affairs.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Evesham to grant to Master Thomas
do Asteleye, king's clerk, 200 marks of rent out of the manor of Ombresleye,
which is said to be held in chief, to be received for his life into whose soever
hands the said manor may come.
Notification that in Hilary Term, 4 Edward III., the king by judgment of
the court of King's Bench recovered against William, archbishop of York,
the presentation to the prebend of Stransale in the church of St. Peter,
York. By p.s.
Oct. 25.
Windsor.
Membrane 9.
Exemplification, at the request of Walter Brusebon, of letters patent
dated 6 June, 12 Edvvard II. which have been accidentally lost, being a
pardon to him for breaking prison at Drogheda Castle Tsrhca detained there
for the death of Richard Gernoun. ^
Nov. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary of
Hungerford. Ireland, to keep the peace in that land with the advice of the chancellor,
the treasurer, and others of the council, in the absence of William de Burgh,
earl of Ulster, lately appointed to keep the same, whom the king has
summoned to him in England. By K. & C.
Writ of aid for him in Ireland.
Power to the said Anthony, with the like advice, to grant in the king's
name, by letters patent under the seal of Irelnnd, custodies and wardships of
the yearly value of 20/. and under to such as do good service for the king
in that land. By K. & (j.
Power to him to retain as many men-at-arms as by the like advice shall
appear to be required for the defence of the land.
Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer of Dublin
to pay the wages of these men-at-arms as directed in a writ enrolled on the
Close Roll under the same date.
Nov. 5. Power for him to receive into the king's peace all persons, English and
Hungerford. Irish alike, now in rebellion against him, and to grant general pardons to
them, with the advice of the chancellor and the treasurer of Ireland.
By K. & C.
Mandate to the chancellor of Ireland to make out grants of pardon
on the sigulfication of the justiciary.
5 EDWARD III.— Part III.
221
1331.
Nov. 7.
Hungerford.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Membrane 9 — cont.
Mandate to the justiciary and the chancellor of Ireland, with such of the
council there as they shall associate with themselves for the purpose, to
supervise the stale of the Exchequer and the Treasury of Dublin, twice in
each year, namely, after the feasts of Michaelmas and Easter, and to correct
any defects which they may find therein ; and writ de intendendo for them
in executing this mandate, directed to the treasurer, barons and chamber-
lains of the said Exchequer. By K. & C.
Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Leonard de Tibertis,
prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England and deputy chief
master in Scotland and Ireland, making a visitation of the priories and places
of the Hospital in Scotland, and his household.
Assignment to Matilda dePirye, sometime nurse of John de Eltham and Joan,
the king's brother and sister, and Joan de Boys, late nurse of Eleanor, hie other
sister, with the consent of the said Matilda and Joan, and in place of the 30/.
yearly at the Exchequer which the king had granted to each of them, for life,
of the fann of 36/. paid yearly by the citizens of Chichester, an escheat by
the forfeiture of Edmuud, earl of Kent, to hold during minority of John son
and heir of the said earl. By bill of the Treasurer.
Writ de intaidendo for them, directed to the citizens of Chichester.
Nov. 30. Presentation of David de WoUoure to the church of Knaresdale, in the
Claret don. dioccse of Durham.
Nov. 26.
Alton.
Nov. 28.
Alton.
Nov. 26.
Alton.
Nov. 28.
AVinchester.
Nov. 28.
Winchester.
Nov. 26.
Alton.
Gmnt to John de Bures — in satisfaction of a balance of 93/. 6s. Sd,
remaining unpaid out of 106/. 13^. 4 J., wherein the late king was bound
unto him to make good the value of horses of himself and his' squire.^,
lost in the said king's service at Stryvelin, allowed by mandate under the
privy seal on 24 June, 7 Edward II., as appears by a bill under the seal of
Igelard de Warle, then keeper of the wardrobe, surrendered in the Treasury,
of which sum the king has caused 13/. Qs, Sd, to be delivered to him from
the Treasury — of the yearly farm of 8/. prxid for the nianor of Idcn, which
is of the inheritance of John son and heir of Edmund earl of Kent, tenant
in chief, to hold during the minority of such heir or, in the event of his
death under age, until the day whereon he would have attained his majority.
By bill of the Treasurer.
Writ de intendendo for him, directed to Nicholas de la Becho, who holds
the farm at fee farm.
Pardon to John de Oxonia of London, * vineter,' for acquiring in fee
from John de Harleston a messuage in the town of Westminster, held in
chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of the same to
him. By fine of 1 mark. Middlesex.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Redynges to the
abbot and convent of Redynges of three messuages, 240 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, and 16*. of rent,
in Milloshop, Leominstre, Luston, Purtleton, Stokton, Stoke, Ivynton
and La Hulle, to find two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in
their convent church, according to the appointment of the grantor.
By fine of 5 marks. Hereford.
Pardon to Robert le Veel of Fresingfeld for the death of John son of
Oliver de Pethngh, as it appears by the record of Geoffrey le Scrope and
his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that ho killed him in self defence.
Pardon to Hugh son of David de Essheby in Luyton of his outlawry in
ihe county of Norlhampton for non-appearance before Geoffrey le Scrope
and his fellows, justices lately in eyre in that county, to answer touching
the larceny of four oxen. By K.
222
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Oct. 16.
"Wcatminster.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Dec. 3.
Clarendon.
Dec. 3.
Clarendon.
Nov. 30.
Clarendon.
Dec. 2.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Membrane 8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Walkefore of GO
acrCvS of land in Great Rjburgh, co. Norfolk, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service in Great Ryburgh church ; of 60 acres in Ingalsthorpe to a
second to celebrate divine service in Ingalsthorpe church and of 6Q acres
in Isilham, to a third to celebrate divine service in Isilham church, daily,
for the soul of the king after death, and for the souls of his progenitors,
kings of England, and of the said Robert, and Margaret his wife. By p.s.
Pardon to Thomas de Esthalle, on his petition showing that some of
the accounts due from him for the time when he was chamberlain of the
late king in North Wales have not yet been rendered at the Exchequer,
and that, inasmuch as the rolls, tallies, and other memoranda relating to
the same have been accidentally burned through no fault of his, he has no
vouchers to produce to enable him to pass such accounts, and in considera-
tion of the long detention in prison which he has undergone because of the
missing accounts, of his depressed estate and of his long service to the late
king prior to that time, of all such accounts as he ought to render, with all
arrears, as well as of the imprisonment and whatever else pertains to the
king by reason of the same. By K. and pet. of C.
Notification that, by the transcript of a foot of a fine levied in the court
of Common Bench, 18 Edward II., which the king has had brought before
him in the Chancery, it appears that John Pycot acknowledged the advowson
of the church of Heyden to be the right of William de Clyf.
Writ of aid until Easter, for Richard de Podenhale, appointed a purveyor
for the household of queen Philippa. By bill of the treasurer of the queen.
The like for the following purveyors :—
John de Melford.
William de Cornewaille.
Henry le Couper.
Thomas de Tettebury.
John de Kenynglon.
Robert Aubyn.
Grant to Edward de Bohun, the king's kinsman, of farms of 54/. paid by
the bishop of Bath for the manors of Congresbury, Cheddre and Axebngge,
CO. Somerset ; 50/. paid by the burgesses of Gryramesby ; 30/. paid by the
abbot of Cirencestre for the town of Cirencestre and seven hundreds there ;
18/. 13*. 4c?. paid by the abbot of Clyve for the manor of Brampton; 16/.
paid by Roger de Ormesby for the manor of Ormesby, and 30/. payable
out of the issues of the county of Kent ; now in the king's hands by reason
of the minority of John son and heir of Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant in
chief, to hold towards his sustenance during minority of the heir, unless the
king shall in the meantime provide him and the heirs of his body with 200
marks of land and rent. By K.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance, directed to R. bishop of Bath.
The like to the following : —
The burgesses of Grymmesby.
The abbot of Cirencester.
The abbot of Clyve.
Roger de Ormesby.
Licence for John de Wolveilon the elder to grant to John de Wolverton
the younger and Joan his wife, in tail male, the manor of Wyke Hamuud,
held in chief. In default of such issue, the manor is to revert to the
grantor and his heirs. By fine of QOs, Northampton.
Pardon to the men and tenants of Lourl>otill, co. Northumberland, on
petition to the king and council shewing that certain lands which they hold
of the king by the rent of 4 J, an acre have been laid entirely waste by forays
5 EDWAED III.— Part III-
223
1331.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 9.
Warcham.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Meinhrafie 8 — cont,
of the Scots since the war began, of all arrears of the said rent due from them
to the king or his progenitors in respect of all such lands as thej have left
uncultivated and unsown on account of the war, and of the retit due in
respect of such of their lands as they shall not be able to sow for four years
from now, so as they satisfy the king of the rent for nil lauds whereof the
cultivation has not been or shall not be interfered with. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de la Bourne, chaplain,
of three messuages and 12 acres of land in Lichefeld, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary, Lichefeld.
By fine of 30*. Stafford.
Pardon to John de Pelham of his outlawry in the county of Warwick for
non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to satisfy the king of the
ransom due from him in respect of a plea of trespass of the abbot of Combe,
whereon he was convicted in the said court and sentenced to pay 200 marks
dams^es to the abbot; on condition that he surrender in the marsh alsea
prison. By pet. of C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de la HuUe, of
Brugenorth, of all that messuage in Brugenorth, lying between the town
conduit and a tenement sometime of Richard Brun, 30 acres of land and 60*.
of rent, in Brugenorth, to three chaplains, to celebrate divine service daily
in the church of St. Leonard, Brugenorth, for the soul of the grantor, and
for the souls of William, his father, Margery, his mother, Isabella and
Mabel his wives, and his children. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Markeward, of
Kyngessutton, to the prior and Friars of the Holy Cross by the Tower of
London, in part satisfaction of the 100^. of land and rent which they have
the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage and 13 acres of land in Totynge
Graveneye, co. Surrey, of the clear yearly value of 40c/., as appears by the
inquisition.
Presentation of John de Kyngho, parson of the church of Ledenham, in
the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Orewell, in the diocese of Ely, in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Hugh Prilly,
tenant in chief of the late king, on an exchange of benefices with William
de Fenkal, parson of Orewell, and prebendary of the prebend in the church
of St. Wolfram, Abbeville, which Peter de Vernon, deceased, held. By p.s.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Nov. 30.
Clareodon.
Niiv. 80.
Clarendon.
Nov. 28.
Wiuehetfter*
Membrane 7.
Protection without clause, until Michaelmas, for Leonard de Tibertis, prior
of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, going to Scotland.
Laurence de Gayllard, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating William
de la Rue and John de la Brok his attorneys in England for two years.
Pardon, at the request of Master Thomas de Asteleye, to Robert de
Sevenhampton the younger, citizen of Worcester, for the rape of Alice, wife
of Walter de Longeneye, cellarer and citizen of Worcester, and taking away
of goods of the said Walter. By K.
Appointment of John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, Henry do
Bello Monte, the king's kinsman, William de Monte Acuio, and Anthony de
Pessaigne, knights, and Master John de Shordicb, professor of Civil Law, as
proctors and special messengers of the king to treat with Philip, king of
France, or his deputies, touching a journey to the Holy Land and other
matters relating to that land.
The like, to arrange for a meeting between the two kings in Franco to
fnake alliance.
5 EDWARD III.— Part III.
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1331.
Dec. 12.
Bindon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Dec. 14.
Cerne.
K
Dec. 11.
Frampton.
Dec. 22.
Glastonbury.
Oet.^18.
Windsor.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to John dePulteneje, citizen
of London, in 471/. paid for him to Arnold de Dure Forti, on account of
1,300/. sterling due from the time when the said Arnold was in the service
of the late king and the king in the duchy [of Aquitaine], with men-at-arms ;
with promise to pay the same by Whitsunday. By p.8.
Licence for Richard Larblastier of Buketon to enfeoff Kalph Larblaster
of a messuage, a mill, a carucate of land, 6 acres of meadow and 2s, of
rent, in Buketon, the custody of Exeter gaol and the advowson of the
church of Baketon, held in chief, and of the reversion of a third part of
Buketon manor, also held in chief, expectant on the demise of Joan late the
wife of Greoffrey le Arblr^ter, who holds the same in dower, and for him to
regrant the whole to the said Richard, for life, with successive remainders to
Joel son of William de Buketon and Nicholaa his wife, in fee tail, to Roberta
daughter of the said Richard, in fee tail, and to the right heirs of Richard.
By fine of 60*. Devon.
Licence for Bartholomew de Burgher ssh and Elizabeth his wife to enfeoff
Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of the castle of Evyas, co, Hereford, the
advowson of a moiety of the priory of Lanthony Prima in Wales and the
manor of Stoke upon Tyerne, co. Sfdop, with the advowson of the church of
the manor, and for him to re-grant the same to them, in fee tail, with remainder
to the right heirs of Elizabeth. By p.s.
Writ of aid and safe conduct for Thomas de Walepol, goldsmith, sent by
the king to London to find certain things of his and bring them to him.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Philip, prior of Goldeclif .
The like, for two years, for the prior of Romburgh.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Dec. 0.
Clarendon.
Mbmbranb 6.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Richard de Par going
to the duchy of Aquitaine on the king's service. By K.
The Haid Richard has letters nominating Hugh de Athyrton the younger
and Robert de Par his attorneys in England for one year.
Protection, during pleasure, in England, Ireland and the duchy of
Aquitaine, for Manettus de Brocas, engaged by the king as his merchant.
ByK.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Shustoke to the prior
and convent of Ronton, in part satisfaction of the 100^. of land and rent
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of 12 acres of land, 2
acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood, in Dulverne, to hold as of the yearly
value of 58.
Assignment to queen Isabella, to hold for life from Michaelmas last in
satisfaction of the balance of 1,000/. still due of the 3,000/. of land and rent
which with the assent of the last Parliament the king undertook to grant
to her in lieu of the 3,000/. yearly at the Exijhequer granted to her with the
like assent after her voluntary surrender of her dower lands, of the manor
of Rosfeir Dolpenmayn and Pennehan and the commote of Meney in North
Wales, the castle and borough of Haverford, with islands, mills, rents of St.
Ismael and Penrhos, day-works, meadows, pastures and other appurtenances,
in South 'Wales; 30/. 6*. 3d, of the yearly farm of Worcester and
two other small farms there, ; 20/. of the yearly farm paid by the abbot
and convent of Malmesbury for the town of Malmesbury, co. Wilts ; the
hundred of Gertre and 12/. 18*. 5jtd. of the yearly farm paid by the heirs of
Roger Beler for the hundred of Framelond, co. Leicester ; 67/., 0*. lOd. of
Uu €6658. P
Nov. 20.
Windsor.
226
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Dec. 14.
Ceme.
Dec. 14.
Cenie.
Dec. 23.
WeUs.
Dec. 2.
Clarendon.
Membrane 6 — conL
the yearly farm of Cambridge with the increase and of five other small farms
there ; 36/. of the yearly form of Colchester, co. Essex ; 50/. of the yearly
farm paid by Henry de Cobham for the castle and city of Rochester, co.
Kent ; 100/. of the yearly farm of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, co. Northumber-
land; 32/. of the yearly farm of the borough of Bedford, beyond
the 10/. thereof assigned to lady Lestraunge; the farm of 200/. paid
yearly by Ralph de Nevill for the manors of Penreth and Soureby, co.
Cumberland, which he holds by grant of the king for ten years and the said
manors, when the term is expired, as of the value of 200/. ; 80/. of the yearly
farm of Carlisle and of the mills with a fishery in the river Eden, co.
Cumberland, and 60/. of the yearly farm of Ipswich and a rent there, co.
Suffolk. By K.
Mandate to Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, for livery of the said
castle and borough of Haverford, with the appurtenances.
The like to Guy Brian, who has custody of the said castle and borough.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance directed to the bailifiTs and good men of
Ipswich.
The like to the following : —
The mayor, bailiffs and good men of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
The mayor, bailiffs and good men of Cambridge.
The mayor, bailiffs and good men of Carlisle.
The bailiffs and good men of Worcester.
The bailiffs and good men of Bedford.
The bailiffs and good men of Colchester.
Ralph de Nevill.
Henry de Cobham.
Alice late the wife of Roger Beler.
The abbot and convent of Malmesbury.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Appeltre of a
messuage, two virgates and 22 acres of land, 2 roods of meadow, pasture for
two animals, 20^. of rent and a moiety of a virgate and acre of land, in
Evenle, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St.
George, Evenle, for the souls of Master Nicholas de Appeltre, Stephen de
Sutton, sometime archdeacon of Northampton, the said William and the
ancestors of Nicholas and William. By fine of lOOs. Northampton.
Grant to John de Crendon, king's yeoman, for his service in dwelling
always with the king's ward Laurence de Hastinges, son and heir of John
de Hastinges, tenant in chief of the late king, as his master and fellow, of
the 10 marks which John de Brynkesore, deceased, had out of the manor of
Grendon, co. Buckingham, to hold during minority of the said ward.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, the escheator.
Appointment of Richard de Dokelesby, in consideration of his service to
queen Isabella, to the office of the woodwardship of the king's wood of
Kyngeswode, during pleasure. By p.8.
Grant, for life, to John de Molyns, king's yeoman, that he shall hold his
houses in the manors of Stoke Pugeys and Ditton, co. Buckingham, quit of
livery of marshals of the household or other ministers of the king or
magnates of the realm, so as no marshal, steward or minister shall lodge or
make livery for any one therein. By p.s.
Licence for him to crenellate the dwelling houses of the said manors.
Mbmbranb 5.
Appointment of Thomas de Louth as chief justice of the Pleas following
the justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary.
5 EDWARD in.— Part III.
227
1331.
Nov. 28.
AltOD.
Dec. 2.
Clarendon.
Dec. 1.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Nov. 19.
Alton.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Membrane b—cont.
Protection with clause volumuSf for one jear, for the said Thomas.
He also has letters nominating Richard de Notingham and John de
Asshebj his attorneys in England, for one jear.
Protection with clause twlumus, for one yeai*, for Master Nicholas de
Tyngewyk, prebendary of Bedewynde in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for Henry de Bello Monte,
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Walter Comjm going with him.
By testimony of Henry.
The like for the following by testimony of the said Henry : —
Alan de Tesdale. William de Weston, chaplain.
Thomas de Chikewell. William de Sancto Amando.
Peter de Saltmersk.
Appointment of Robert de Scardeburgh as chief justice of the Bench of
Dublin, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to Anthony de Lucy, the justiciary.
Protection with clause volumus, lor one year, for the said Robert.
The said Robert has letters nominating John de Manesergh and Thomas
de Milford his attorneys in England for one year,
John de Grauntesete, going to Ireland, has like letters nominating Edmund
de Cantebrigge and John de Novo Castro, for two years.
Inspeximus and confirmation to William de Melton the present tenant of
the meadow in question of (1) letters patent of John, bishop of Lincoln,
dated Old Temple, London, I December 1309, reciting that Peter de
Sabaudia, canon of Lincoln and prebendary of the prebendal manor of
Langeford in that church, which has an abundance of meadows, had granted
to Michael de Meledone, his heirs and assigns, 8 acres of meadow out of
the prebend in the town fields lying in a meadow called ' Overeremore,' on
the west side of the road leading between Langeford and Bradewelle, at a
rent of 24^., and that the bishop, after enquiry made by his steward, a
canon of the church, whereby it appeared that the said plot of meadow,
which lies at a great distance from the prebend, is of no value to the
prebendary, being exposed to be trodden down and depastured by the cattle
of the town of Lincoln, and because the said Michael had been of great
service to the church of Lincoln in certain business, had confirmed the said
grant.
(2) Assent of Henry the sub-dean (the dean being without the realm) and
the chapter of Lincoln church to the foregoing ; dated on the morrow of the
Epiphany 1310.
(3) Ratification by Roger de Martivall, dean of Lincoln, of the assent of
the sub-dean and chapter; dated 1 December 1310. By K.
Protection with clause fwlumas, for one year, for Nicholas de Tunstall.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for John de Melburn,
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By p.s.
Richard de Eryum, canon of York, going beyond the seas, has letters
nominating Richard de Bretby, parson of the church of Qwytebern, and
John do Eryom his attorneys in England until Midsummer.
Notification, for the security of Master John de Blebury, that, it appears
by a certificate of the tenor of an inquisition touching the death of William
de Davyntro, which has been sent into Chancery by the king's command by
the sheriffs and coroners of London, that the said William, on the Sunday
before the feast of St. Dunstan, took a horse of the snid John, his master,
to water at the river Thames, in the parieh of St, Mary le Strand, co.
p 2
228
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1331.
Dec. 10.
Overmoigne.
Nov. 28.
Alton.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
Dec. 15.
Ceme.
Dec. 28.
Wells.
Membrane 5 — cont.
Middlesex, and while riding homewards he by mischance fell off the horse
in the said parish, and being brought by his friends to his master's
lodging at Flete Street in the suburb of London, there lingered
till sunset when he died of his injuries, and that the horse at the time
of the accident Was not startled by any person to cause it to kick ; that,
after examination of such certificate, it seemed to the king and council, that
the horse should not be adjudged a deodand ; and that a writ was directed
to the sheriffs and coroners to stay the demand made by them upon the said
John or his pledges or mainpernors for the horse or the worth thereof for
the king, and to release at once any distraint made upon the parties in
respect of the accident. By C.
Gi*ant to Richard de Barton of the custody of the warren of Elilneshe in
Holdernesse, at will.
Pardon to William Cressy of Rysegate, knight, lately indicted before
William de Ros and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, on a charge
that John Sheil and Robert Rygewyn, his servants, had by his order stolen
an ox and a heifer, worth 15*., of Hugh Frankis of Claypole at Clay pole,
as appears by the tenor of the indictment which the king has caused to come
before him in the Chancery, for his order to steal the said beasts and of any
consequent outlawry. By K.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the prior of Newnton
Longville.
Appointment of John de Novo Castro to the office of second engrosser of
the Exchequer of Dublin, during good behaviour and without removal
therefrom except by special mandate of the king. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Bradeneston, for his better suppoit in the king's
service, of the custody of the lands late of John Giffard of Weston
Underegge, tenant in chief, to hold during minority of John the son and
heir, with the marriage of the said heir. By p.s.
Mandate to William Trussel, the escheator, for livery of the lands, which
the king had appointed John de Cherleton to hold but afterwards for
certain causes commanded the escheator to resume, with the body of the
heir.
Exemption for life, at the request of queen Philippa, of Robert Albyn
from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as
mayor, sheriff, coroner or other minister of the king, against his will.
By p.s.
pi».
V
if* •
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 4.
Assignment to the king's merchants, Dinus Forsetti, James Nicholas,
Peter Reyner and Bartholomew de Barde, merchants of the society of the
Bardi, who have undertaken for themselves and their fellows, in the
presence of the king and the chancellor, the treasurer and other magnates
of the Council, to find for the expenses of the household 1,000 marks in
each calendar month from 1 December to 1 October next, to be paid from
time to time in the city of London to the keeper of the great wardrobe, as
appears moi*e fully in an indenture between the king and the merchants, of
the old custom in the port of London, the old and new custom in the ports
of Boston, Kingston-upon-Hull, Lynn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Hertilpole,
a moiety of the old custom in the port of Southampton and all the new
custom there not exceeding the sum of 500/. yearly, so far ad fche latter
custom belongs to the king at present because of assignments thereon, an4
excepting previous assignments on the customs of London of 1,000 marks to
John of Hainault, and on those of Boston of 900 marks to the count of
Julers. The said merchants or their attorneys are to receive these customs
i
5 EDWAED III.— Part III.
229
1331.
Dec. 4.
Clarendon.
Dec. 29.
WeUs.
1332.
Feb. 24.
Langley.
May 20.
Woodstock.
1331.
Oct. 24.
Windwr.
Oct. 11.
WestmioLHter.
Doc. 6.
CUrendon.
Dec. 10.
Warehmm.
Membrane 4 — cont,
from the collectors by indentures ; and, because they are not yet fully
satisfied on account of a like service in the past, and have now charged
themselves beyond their wont, and because of the assignments aforesaid,
they are to receive 1,000/. out of the first issues paid by the chamberlains
of Wales or other moneys of the said land. If the amount received
in this way does not equal that advanced by the said merchants for the
household by the end of the term, they shall retain the customs until the
whole sum is satisfied. Should it exceed the amount, the surplus shall be
set off against any debt which may then be due by the king ; or, if there
be nothing due, shall be repaid to the king without delay. The merchants
shall have in their possession one leaf of the cocket seal of the old custom
and the king's seal of the new custom, under the seals of the collectors at
the various ports, so long as they are in receipt of the customs there.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer in
respect of the 1,000/. from Wales.
The like to John de Spayne, controller in the port of Kyngeston-upon-
Hull.
The like to WHliam de Cleyton of Donecastre, controller in the said
port.
The like to John Gkitegang, controller in the port of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Bartholomew de Burghei*she as seneschal
and keeper of the king's land and county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil, with
power to hold pleas and assizes, to allow and disallow, to appoint proctors
where need be for the king, to remove and appoint^officei's and generally to
do all things pertaining to the office of seneschal. French,
Pardon, at the request of Robert de Ufford, to John de Norwyco, knight, of
the*106 marks whereby he made fine for himself and his servants, Edmund
Senior, John son of Simon and John Bret, knights, William Prest of Norton,
Robert de Wy tton, Richard le Bulwer, Robert de Brampton, Robert de Scade-
feld, John Ondyn, Thomas le Parker, Roger de Antyngham, Bartholomew
EdrichjWilliam son of Ralph de Hoo, Thomas de Saunford, John de Somerton,
John Ode of Norwitz, John de Waltham, Thomas Carbonnel of Roukelound,
Roger Marchis, Peter and William his brothers, Robert de Bereford, Philip
Blake of Wystede, John de Randeworth, Adam de Shotesham, John tie Risiden,
Roger de Hoo, Hugh le Harpour, Walter Hovel, Thomas de Folsbam, John
Frost, John de Antyngham, ' cordewaner,' Robert atte Ty, Thomas de Ty,
Reginald de Nerford, Walter his brother, and Roger Coffe of Herleston, for
certain trespasses whereof they were indicted before John de Cantebrigge,
justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Norfolk. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Exemplification, at the request of Thomas de Sheile, of letters patent,
dated 8 March, 1 Edward III., which have been accidentally lost, being a
general panlon to him.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Battle for acquiring in mortmain, in
part satisfaction of the 40/. of land and rent which they had the late king's
licence to acquire, a messuage, 12 acres of land and 2 acres of wood in Bright
Walton from William de Westwode ; 8 acres of land and 1 acre of wood in
Bromharo, from John le Wadel ; a messuage in Ixning, from Richard
Gerard ; the like from John Saundre ; a messuage in Battle, sometime
of William Golyon, from John de Cattesfeld, chaplain ; 2*. Ad, of rent
in Wathlynton, from Thomas son of Joceus de Feme ; 2 acres of
**^
230
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
1332.
Jan. 2.
Wells.
1331.
Dec 29.
Wells.
Dec. 29.
WeUs.
Dec. 28.
Wells.
Membrane 4 — cont,
laud in Craphall by Wy, sometime of Stephen le Webbe, from John de
Brith Walton ; a third part of a mill in Wy, from John atte Walle and
Thomas atte Walle and the like from the said John and Thomas and
Richard de Wy ; and entering thereon before return of the requisite inqui-
sitions ; and licence for them to retain the same, which are held of the
abbey as appears by inquisition since taken, as of the yearly value of 40*.
By pet. of C.
Presentation of Simon de Sandfc»*d to the church of Musgrave, in the
diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see in
the time of the late king.
Appointment of Arnold Gbrcy of St. John, king's yeoman, as his proctor
to receive from the heirs, and executors of the will, of Andrew de Peritz of
Castro Geriz, and from Gunsalvus Guderitz, 1,000 marks sterling wherein
they were bound to the late king by letters obligatory, and to grant letters
of acquittance to them for the same. By p.s.
Acquittance to the said heirs and executors and to Gunsalvus for the said
sum. By p.s.
Memorandum. — The letters obligatory were delivered to the said Arnold
by the king's order to be restored to the heirs, executors and Gunsalvus on
receipt of the money.
Acceptance of a grant in mortmain by John de Oteswiche, citizen of
London, of 5 marks of rent out of tenements in the parishes of St. Martin's
Oteswiche and St. Benet's Pink, London, which he inherited on the death
of Master William de Oteswiche, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of St. Martin Oteswiche for the souls of the said
William, his father, mother, wife, relations, friends and benefactors, of the
grantor, after death, and of his father, mother, relations, friends and bene -
factors, with power to the rector of the said church ta distrain for the
rent, if in arrear, to remove the chaplain at any time in case of his mis-
conduct and to present to the chantry whenever void ; notwithstanding that
such grant was made without licence of any former king or of the king.
Dec. 28.
WeUs.'
Mbmbranb 3.
Promise to pay at Hilary to John, bishop of Winchester, for relief of
the soul of the king's father and of the king, 557/. 13^. 2d. as representing
the value of cattle belonging to his cathedral which the late king had caused
to be taken into his hands and had not restored in full. On petition of the
bishop before the king and council in Parliament for redress in respect of
such cattle on the ground that they had been improperly seized for the debts
of one of his predecessors whereas they were the property of the cathedral,
the king, by letters under his privy seal, commanded the keepers of the
great s^ to find, by inspection of the process of the said matter made at the
Exchequer and by advice of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
others of the Council, the state of the case and to certify the king therein.
Whereupon, by certificate returned by William, bishop of Norwich, the
treasurer, and the said keepers it appeared that by appointment of Peter, late
bishop of that place, there is a custom in Winchester Cathedral that every
bishop at his death should demise to his successor 127 beasts of the plough,
1,556 oxen, 4,495 wethers, 4,358 brood ewes and 2»697 hoggets, which are
known as the complement (implementum) of the said church ; that in every
voidance the king's progenitors have been answered from the profits of such
complement; that^on the death of John de Sandale, sometime bishop, every-
5 EDWARD III.— Part III. 231
1331. Membrane 3 — cont,
thing which he had in his possession on the daj of his death, that is the comple-
ment and his own goods, were seized for debts and accounts due from him to
the late king; that in the liveiy of such complement afterwards made by the
king's command to Rigaud, the next bishop, there was a deficiency of 1,068
oxen, 100 wethers and 831 hoggets, and that, after they had dealt with the
attorney of the petitioner in regard to such deficiency, the latter declared
himself ready to accept 728 of the 1,068 missing oxen, the value whereof
and of the missing wethers and hoggets, reckoned at 1 mark for each ox,
2^. for each wether and \%d. for each hogget, is as above. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains. By p.s. Et erat clausum.
1332.
Jan. 3. Licence for Thomas de Assheburn to enfeoff Elias de Assheburn of the
Wells. manor of North Assheby and 24 acres of meadow in Garton, Dodyn^n and
Grendon, and for him to re-grant them to Thomas and Elizabeth his wife,
in tail male, with successive remainders to Robert de Assheburn, in tail male,
and to Elias, in fee. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Appointment of John de Macclesfeld in place of Hugh de Hampslape in
Hungerford. the present eyre of the forest in the county of Southampton, whereof Robert
de Ufford, Robert de Aspale, William de Ponte Roberti and the said Hugh
had been appointed justices ; the latter and Robert de Aspale being reported
to be now dead. By C.
Jan. 20. The like of John de Tichebourn in place of John de Hampton, who was
Westminflter. appointed for this eyre but is attendant on the king's business elsewhere.
1331.
Oct 11. Grant to Alexander Hartyn of Dover that he shall hold for life the
Westminster, bailiwick called * Bodour ' in Dover Castle, which the king lately granted
to him, at will. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Pardon to Thomas de Wendoure, in consideration of his labours and
Waverley. charges in the king's service wherein he has received neither wages nor
remuneration, of 48/. 10^. dd, due from him for arrears of his account as
a purveyor for the household of the king, before he assumed the
governance of the realm. By p.s.
Writ of supersedeas directed to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
in respect of proceedings commenced by them to recover the debt.
1332.
Jan. 21. Presentation of Ralph de Lonham, parson of the church of Wyke-Dyve,
Wettmioster. in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Doglynton, in the same diocese,
in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Henry
Dyve, tenant in chief ; on an exchange of benefices with Nicholas de Dyve.
Jan. 23. Appointment of Ralph de Wyre, king's yeoman, to the superior custody of
Wettmhuter. the ehace and park of Clebury, in the king's gift by reason of the minority
of Roger son and heir of Edmund de Mortimer, tenant in chief, to hold
during such minority at the same wagres as Stephen de Butterleye, deceased,
who held the same by appointment of the late king, had. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, the escheator.
Jan. 20. Mandate to the keeper of the land of Haverford for restitution of the
Westminster, temporab'ties of the priory of St. Thomas's, Haverford, to John de
Honyngburgh, one of the canons, whose election as prior has been confirmed
by H. bishop of St. Davids and who has done fealty to the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the priory.
5 EDWARD III.— Part III. 233
1332. Membrane 2 — cont,
Jan. 21. Ralph, master of the house of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acod, London,
Westminster, staying in England, has letters nominating Henry de la More, a brother
of the house, and John de Novo Castro his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Jan. 23. Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs of Derby in respect of 40/. of
Westminster, the farm of their town granted to Edward Chaundos, for life, by letters
patent of 20 December, 4 Edward III. ; it being the king's will that the
grant shall remain in force notwithstanding that in forgetfulness of the
same he afterwards granted the yearly farm of 46/. IO5. of the said town to
queen Isabella. By C.
Jan. 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the piior and convent of
Westminster. St, Swithun's, Winchester, in part satisfaction of the 50/. of land and rent
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of a messuage and a
carucate of land in Chilbolton by Robert de Berton and Matilda his wife, a
messuage and 50 acres of land in Crondale by William Fyndon, a messuage
and 22 acres of land in Sparkeford by Nicholas de Hanyton and a messuage
in Winchester by Robert Dolsali, which are held of the priory and are of
the clear yearly value of 56^. 8</. as appears by the inquisition,
Jan. 24. Grant, for life, to William Trussel, king's yeoman, for his contiuual stay
Westminster, by the king's side, of 50 marks yearly at the Exchequer, until he receive the
equivalent in land and rent. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and satisfaction made him elsewhere as appears on
the Patent Boll of 6 Edward III.
Jan. 23. Grant to Jordan de Seint Barbe, Thomas de Whitewode and William
Westminster. Lyons, chaplains, and Alan Chauns, * heremyt,* of the custody of the king's
hermitage by Cripplegate, London, for their lives.
Protection, without clause, for one year, for John de Arsyk going on
pilgrimage to Santiago. By p.s.
Mbmbrasb 1.
Jan. 12. Presentation of Geoffrey de Cotes to the church of Covington, in the
Hungerford. diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Bernard de Brus, tenant iu chief. By p.s.
Jan. 6. Tlie dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary, Rouen, staying
Wells. beyond the seas, have letters nominating John de Belemanier their attorney
in England for three years. By fine of 40*. Southampton.
Jan. 12. Protection with clause nolumua^ in Ireland, for one year, for the abbot of
Um^rford. St. Thomas the Martyr by Dublin.
The like for the following : —
The prior of Holy Trinity, Dublin.
The abbot of St Mary's by Dublin.
Jan. 12. Appointment of Thomas de Odyham to the bailiwick of the parker of
Hungerford. Clebury Mortimer park, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Appointment of John de Grauntsete as second justice of the Pleas following
Hungerford. the justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the chief justice of the said Pleas.
Jan. 12. Margery late the wife of Thomas Fyfyde, staying in England, has letters
Hungerford. nominating John de Novo Castro, clerk, and John de Melburn her attorneys
in Ireland for two years.
Jan. 5. Grant, for life, to William Irreys ap Griffith, for service to the late king
Wells. an<l the king, of 30 acres of land in Iscoyt by Cardigan, which escheated to
the late king by the forfeiture of Lewelyn ap Arthen. By pet. of C.
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
[2_ Membrane i — conl.
3, Protection with clause volumw, for one year, for Tbomaa Weat, knight,
Is. going bejond the seas on tho king's service. By K.
22. Writ of aid, unljl Eaater, for John de Bury charged to lodge the horses of
inrter. queen Philippa. By bill of the queen's treasurer.
20. Protection with clause nolumua, for one year, for John de Cototn, citizen
inster. of London.
The like for the following : —
21 . Thomas Hai-ewold of London, ' spicer.'
24. Margaret late the wife of William de Hereford.
nster. Edmund de Bereford.
7, Licence for the prior and convent of Hentou, of the Carthusian order, to
Is. ac(iuire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of
100*. By p.9.
1.
16. Licence for the dean and chapter of the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, on
me. their petition shewing that they are bound to find a chantry in the old
cathedral church within the king's casde of Old Sarum, the stones of which
church have lately been given by the king's letters patent to R, bishop of
Salisbury and the chapter to be taken down and used for repair of their
church at Salisbury, to build a chapel in any other suitable place within the
castle to serve such chantry in. By p.s.
2.
22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master ElioA do Sancto Albano,
nster. pvson of the church of Wetheresfeld, to the prior and convent of Bath of &
moiety of the manor of Tatewyk, to find a monk in the cathedral church
of the priory and a secular chaplain in the parish church of Cold
Asshton, to celebrate divine service daily for the souls of the grantor, John
de Sobbury, clerk, and their ancestors, and to pay yearly on ^ day of the
anniversary of the said Elia^, 20s. for masses for his soul and 5t. to the poor.
By tine of 6 marks at tbe instance of Master Wibert de Litteltou.
Gloucester.
6. Exemption, for ever, at the request of B. the bishop, and the dean and
It. chapter of Salisbury, of the houses of the bishop, canons, \icars and other
ministers within the close of that church from livery of the stewards,
marshals and ministers of the household, unless it be for the use of the king,
the queen and their children, when they shall lodge within the close in
person. By p.s.
21. Licence for William de Orauntsone and Sibyl his wife to grant to Agnes
nstet. de Northwode, their daughter, the manor of Lydeyerd, co, Wilts, said to be
held in chief, to hold forlife hy the rent of a rose and the services due to the
king. By p.s.
23. Licence for Henry de Percy to impark his womb of Moakwytb, Brekke
iiswr. and Arlethorp. By p.s.
22. Protection without clause, for one year, for William de la Beche going on
nster. pilgrimage to Santiago.
The said William has letters nominating Robert Oiftage, 'clerk,' and
Geoffrey de Wauncy his attorneys in England for one year,
21. Licence for Richard Broun of Whitefeld to enfeoff John Broun aiid
DBter. Henry de Hattefeld of a messuage and two carucates of land in Whitefeld
and the bailiwick of the foresterehip of Longedon Dale, said to be held in
chief, and for them to re-grant the same to him for life, with successive
remuudera, in fee tail, to Nicholas, William and Thomas bis sons and with
ullimate remainder to his right heirs. By p.s.
5 EDWARD in.— Pabt III.
235
1331,
Oct. 24.
Windsor.
1332.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Appointment of Bartholomew de Bargbersb as seneschal and keeper of
the iaiid and county of Ponthieu and Moncrtreuil. French.
Vacated because otherwise above.
Exemption, for life, of Richard de Hopton of Lye from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other minister of the king against bis will. By p.s.
Licence for Nicholas de Beauchamp of Fulbourn to enfeoff John de
Hotbum, bishop of Ely, of the manor of Fifhide, co. Essex, said to be
held in chief.
1331.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Nov. 14.
Windsor.
Nov. 15.
Windsor.
Nov. 12.
Windsor.
Nov. 24.
Alton.
Membrane 16rf.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ros of Hamelak, William
la Zouche of Haryngworth, Geoffrey de Edenham, William de Sharesbull
and Robert de Sadynton, touching alleged oppressions by Robert de Veer,
knight, in his offices of constable of the castle and steward of the forest of
Rokyngham, co. Northampton, which castle and forest are now in the hands
of queen Philippa, and by his ministers. By pet. of C.
The like to Grfeoffrey le Scrope, William de Herle, John de Cantebrigge,
Roger Hillary and Robert de iSadynton, touching manifold confederacies
and trespasses charged against men of the liberty {banleuca) of the abbot of
Ramsey, both in the time of the late king and in the present reign. By C.
Association of Roger Hillary, in the place of John Inge who is atten-
dant on the king's business elsewhere, in the late commission of oyer and
terminer directed to the said John, Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Stonore,
John de Cantebrigge, and William de Sharesbull touching a* complaint by
John le Smale, king's clerk, of trespasses by Nicholas Colpeper and others
at Blecchynglegh, co. Surrey.
Membrane I5d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Roos of Hamelak,
William la Zousche of Haryngworth, Gteoffrey de Edenham, William de
Sharesbull and Robert de Sadyngton on complaint by the abbot of
Pippewell that Robert de Veer, knight, Hugh de Notyngham, William le
Hunte, Robert de Bertteby, Richard do Wyche, Richard de Lyouns and
others depastured his grass at the laund of Banefeld with cattle, took away
three carts of his with nine horses thei*ein sent to bring home his hay from
the said laund, prevented him from mowing the rest of the grass there,
carried away great part of the said hay and other goods, drove 60 oxen, 10
bullocks, 30 cows, and 10 heifers of his worth 100/. thence to the castle of
Rokjmgham, co. Northampton, and there impounded them for a long time,
not suf^ring him to replevy them according to law and custom of the realm.
By pet. of C.
Membrane lid.
Commission to W. bishop of Norwich, the treasurer, John de Stonore,
Constantino de Mortuo Mari and John de Cantebrigge to hear the reasons
of John de Claveryng in support of a claim which he makes to have a port
or hithe {ripani) on his land at Walberdeswyke, co. Suffolk, and to receive
from ships anchoring there fees and other profits, and also those of the
burgesses of Dunwich, who claim that ships coming thither ought to put
into the port of their town to discharge their carso and that they ought to
have customs and other dues on such ships in aid of the farm which they pay
yearly at the Exchequer, to examine charters, writings, muniments and
i
mm^mmm
236
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1331.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
Dec. 8.
Clarendon.
Dec. 5.
Clarendon.
Dec. 5.
Clarendon.
Dec. 29.
Wells.
Nov. 30.
Clarendon.
Membrane I4d. — cont,
other evidences bearing on the subject, to make inquisition touching
the truth of the matters in dispute and to certify the king and council
herein in Hilary term. By K. & C.
Membrane \Zd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel, Robert de
Sadyngton and Hugh de Haverbergh, in the county of Buckingham, on
complaint by Cardinal Neapoleo, prebendary of Sutton in the church of St.
Mary, Lincoln, that while he was in the king's protection Richard de
Kyncbelle and others broke his close at Buckyngham, depastured his grass
at Gavecote with cattle, felled his trees, fished his stews, carried away
his fish and trees there and at Bukyngham, and his tithe corn at
Lethyngburgh and Bourton, took away a cart laden with his tithe corn
and three horses at Lethyngburgh, and 160 lambs, worth 20/., at Gavecote,
assaulted his servants aud impounded 40 swine, worth 100«., at Gavecote,
and assaulted other servants of his at Bukyngham. By pet. of C.
[Feeder aJ]
Membrane \\d.
Commission to Gilbert Talbot, Thomas de Chudesworth and Richard Simon ;
on information that certain persons have carried away from the castle of
Manerbire, Penaly and Carru the goods of Richard Barri, l^homas de
Carru and William de Carru and have forcibly possessed themselves of the
lands of these same men, which were lately seized into the king's hands by the
steward of the county of Pembroke on account of their outlawry for non-
appearance before John Giffard, William de la Roche, John de Stouford
and William Casse, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the
death of Edmund de Barry and the robbery of goods of David de Barry,
at Manerbire, co. Pembroke ; to discover the guilty persons, to cause them
to be arrested, with the aid of the posse comitatus if need be, and
imprisoned until further orders, to recover the goods and lands for the
king, and to return inquisitions of their proceedings herein. By C.
Membrane \0d.
Commission, at the instance of queen Philippa, to John de Kyngeston and
Bernardinus Dyve to make extents of the castles, towns, manors, hundreds^
wapentakes, lauds, forests, chaces, parks and woods which she holds for life
of the king's grant in the counties of Essex, Cambridge, Middlesex, Sussex,
Surrey, Northampton, Southampton, Wilts, Berks, Buckingham, Gloucester,
Worcester, and Dorset.
The lik4 to Hugh de Glaunvill, William de Tykhill, and William de
Dalyngton in the counties of York, Nottingham, and Derby.
Commission de walliis et fossatis to Robert de Sharden, Henry de
Hemyngburgh and Stephen de la Dane on the coast between the towns of
Apuldre, co. Kent, and Robertsbridge, co. Sussex.
Afterwards on 20 January Roger Bavent is associated herein.
Commission de walliis et fossatis to Master John de Rodeswell, Thomas
de Faversham, Nigel de Wheteacre, and William de Reculvre on the coast
between the towns of Sere and Mergate in Thanet Island, co. Kent.
Membrane 8df.
Appointment of Roger de Grey, William de Brom and Robert de
Prestbury to make inquisition and certify into the Exchequer what goods
Hugh le Despenser the younger, and Master Robert de Baldok held in
Gloumorgan, Morgannok, Strogoil, Bergeveny, Wygemor, Goodrich Castle,
5 EDWARD lU.— Part III.
237
1331. Membrane Sd — cont.
Usk, Neuporfc, and elsewhere in South Wales, at Miehaelmas 20 Edward
II., what goods the late king demised to them in those parts in November
in that year, and also what goods Roger de Mortuo Mari, late earl of Mai*ch,
held there on the day of his arrest for sedition, into whose hands the same
afterwards came and what debts were due to Hugh, Robert, and Roger.
By K. on information of the Treasurer.
Nov, 15.
WincUor.
Dec. 10.
Wareham.
Nov. 20.
Guildford.
1332.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 7d.
Association of Roger Hillary in the place of John Inge, who is attendant
on the king's business elsewhere, in the commission of oyer and terminer
lately directed to the said John, Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Stonore, John
de Cantebrigge and William de Shareshulle on complaint by John le Smale,
king's clerk, of trespasses by Nicholas Colpeper and others at Blechinglegh,
CO. Surrey. By C.
Appointment of Master John de Stretford, king's clerk, parson of Overbury,
in the place of Master Richard de Chaddesle, king's clerk, who is attendant
on the king's business elsewhere, to make a visitation of the hospital of St.
John without the east gate of Oxford, with Master Robert de Stretfoi*d, king's
clerk, pursuant to the late commission to the said Richard and Robert.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Robert Soljonan,
Ingelram Beringer and Robert de Hungerford, in the county of Somerset,
on complaint by John de Say of Mertok that Adam le Mercer of L3rm,
John de Dumeford, John de Northyngton, Richard Hoghleys, Thomas
Godfelawe, -the younger, William Godfelawe, William de Faucumberge,
Matilda his wife, Robert Warfowell, John, abbot of Muchilney, John Elis,
Nicholas Aumbesas, Robert de Forde, Walter de Skete and others carried
away his goods at Muchilney, broke his houses and chests at Mertok and
carried away deeds, writings and other muniments. By K.
The like to Richard Level, John Inge, Henry le Guldene and Henry
Power on complaint by Robert le Fuitz Payn that Peter de Crondon, parson
of the church of Douelish Wake, John de Kyngeston, Robert Parkere of
Gammel, Robert Renlich and others broke his close at Alwynshegh, co.
Somerset, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants.
{
1331.
Dec. 18.
Wareham*
Membrane 5J.
Commi^sion of the peace to John Dabernoun, Androw de Medestede and
William de Weston in the county of Surrey, pursuant to the Statute of
Winchester. By 0.
1332. Membrane Id,
Jan. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Stonore
Westminster, and Roger de Bavent on complaint by John, bishop of Winchester, that
Gilbert do Elsefeld, knight, Alan de Elsefeld, William de Elsefeld, Edmund
de Elsefeld, Richard de Tours, John .de Grenelane the younger and others
fishe<l his several fishery at Wergrave, co. Berks, and carried away his fish.
ByK.
I
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288
6 EDWARD III.— PART 1.
2332. Mbmbranb 31.
Jan. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henrj, bishop of St. Davids,
Weetminster. in part satisfaction of the 30/. of land and rent or advowsons in
Wales to six chaplains for the foundation of chantries and support of poor
persons for which the king lately granted him licence, of five messuages,
two mills, 240 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 12 acres of
waste, and a moiety of a messuage in Gower, of the yearly value of 65^.,
and the advowson of the church of St. Mary, Sweyneseye, of the yearly
value of 10/., as appears by inquisition taken by John Gifford deputy of
Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, to three or four chaplains to
celebrate divine service daily in Sweyneseye church for the soul of the
bishop and for the souls of the king's father, mother and ancestors, and for
the support of some poor persons to be tended by the said chaplains.
Jan. 25. Confirmation of a grant in mortmain by John le Fauconer of Hussebourne
Westminster. Priors to Alexander, prior, and the convent of St. Swithin's, Winchester,
of 45 acres, 1 rood, 9^ perches of land in Hussebourne, in a field called
* Wykenesham * by Thumyngley wood, in exchange for the like quantity in
a field called * Wynerde.' By fine of ^ mark. Southampton.
Jan. 27. Grant to William de Cleyton of Doncastre of the office of controller of
Westminster, the custom of wools, hides and wool -fells, the custom of 2*. on every tun of
wine, of 3</. in the pound and other small customs and prests in the ports of
Kyngeston-upon-HuU and Ravenseredde, with the custody of one part of
the cocket seal in those ports, during pleasure.
Maudate in pursuance to John de Spayne, the late controller.
By the Treasurer.
Jan. 28. Boniface de Peruchis and John Junctyn, merchants of the society of the
Westminster. Peruchi of Florence, staying beyond the seas to trade, have letters nominat-
ing B«yner Perjrn and Henry Acursy their attorneys in England for two years.
Jan. 26, Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John Hese, parson of
Westminster, the church of Hampton Meysy.
The like for the following : —
Stephen de Northeye, parson of the church of Faireford.
Walter le Bever.
William Sterlyng of London, merchant.
Jan. 27. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John de Hothum, going
Westminster, on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Jan. 29. The like, for two years, for Ealph de Crombewell going on pilgrimage
Westminster, beyond the seas. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Protection without clause, for one year, for John son of Hugh de Nevill
Westminster, going on pilgrimage beyond the seas. By K.
The like, until Whitsunday, for William Baud, going on pilgrimage to
Santiago. By p.s.
Jan. 25. Boger Criketot, clerk, staying in England, has letters nominating William
Westminster, de Bardelby and Hugh de Nassington his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Jan. 28. Thomas de Lovayn going beyond the seas has letters nominating Thomas
Westminster, de Shymplynge and William de Boxsted his attorneys in England until
St. Peter ad Vincula.
6 EDWARD III.— Part I. 239
1332, Membrane 31 — cont.
Jan. 26. William Baud going on pilgrimage to Santiago has letters nominating
Westminster. Simon Flambard lus attorney in England until Wldtsnndaj. Bj p.8.
Jan. 29. Presentation of Geoffrey de Cotes to the church of Covyngton in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Mandate to the collectors of customs at Southampton to permit John de
Westminster. Deen, usher of the chamber of queen Philippa, to execute the office of the
tronage of woob in that port by attorney, so long as he is in attendance on
the queen, notwithstanding that in the late grant of the office to him by the
king it is required that he execute the same in person. By K.
Jan. 26. Pardon to the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, Nicholas Dagh, one
Westminster, of the monks, John Petit the younger, and Thomas Everard, for having
rescued Master Peter de Dene, said to be a monk of the abbey, from the
custody of William de Reculvre, steward of the liberty of the archbishop
of Canterbury, who, by the king's command, had arrested him, with
William Chaimterel and John his brother, at Bisshopesboume on an appeal
lately laid against them before the steward by Thomas de Fyndon that they
had robbed him at the abbey of 111 Florentines, worth 33 marks 3^. 4<f.,
and of 6 dishes, 6 saucors, a cup, a water-pot and 6 spoons, all of silver,
and 26s. in money, and for having then brought him with the said
Florentines to Canterbury and there kept him in the abbey. By p.s.
Pardon, at the request of the abbot, to the said Master Peter de Dene for
the robbery, as Thomas de Fyndon has not prosecuted his said appeal
after the king had caused it to be brouj^ht before him. By p.s.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, who at
the king's request have granted to Matilda de Wilmyngton sustenance for
life from their house, that this shall not prejudice the house as a precedent.
By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Rougham to the
prior and canons of St. Peter's, Ipswich, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of
land and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of a mill, 3
acres of land, an acre of meadow and 9«. of rent, in Sprouton, Ipswich, and
Brokis by Ipswich ; the said mill and lands being of the yearly value ot
8^. 8dL as appears by the inquisition.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Thomas de By f eld for the rape of Margaret late the wife of
Westminfiter. Richard Malore, and of any outlawry consequent thereon. By p.s.
Jan. 30. Exemption, for life, of Ralph de Shepeye from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriflT, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Alan Isoude of his outlawry in the county of Norfolk for non-
Westminster, appearance before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching the death of Robert Saltfot of Thurghton ; on
condition that he surrender at once at Norwich prison. By K.
The like to the following : —
John de Neuton. Roger Isoude.
Jan. 28. Presentation of Richard de Carleton to the church of St. Peter the Great,
Westminster. Chichester, of the jurisdiction of the dean of Holy Trinity church,
Chichester ; directed to Master Harry de Garland, the dean.
Membrane 30.
— 25. Protection without clause, until Michaelmas, for William de Bermyngham
Westminster, going on pilgrimage to Santiago. By K,
The like for the following :—
Jan. 25. Thomas de Lovaygne, until St. Peter ad Yincula. By K.
Westminster.
*^ J
i^r
240 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 30 — cofit.
Jan. 28. William de Colne going beyond the seas, until Michaelmas. By p.s.
Westminster.
Jan. 2.^?. Presentation of Richard de Carleton to the church of St. Peter, Chichester;
Westminster, directed to J. bishop of Chichester.
Jan. 26. Grant, for life, to John de Mountgomerj, king's yeoman, and Rose his
Westminster, wife of the manor of Cruker and Farlyngton, co. Southampton. By p.s.
Jan. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation of the confirmation by William, prior, and
Westminster, the convent of Durham, dated 10 Janimry 1332, of letters of Lewis
bishop of Durham, dated Alverton, 27 December 1331, recitins that he had
granted to Americus de Trew, his kinsman, the manor of Fellyng, in
the bishopric of Durham, an escheat by the forfeiture of Walter de Selby
who put himself in the fealty of Robert de Bmys, to hold to him and his
heirs by the same services as the said Walter held by, and that Americus
had since granted the same to Thomas Surteyse, his heirs and assigns ; and,
in consideration of services rendered by the said Thomas to the bishop and
his church, ratifying his estate in the said manor. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Appointment of Geoffrey Halyweye of Wolsincote, one of the brethren, to
Westminster, the custody of the hospital of St. John without the east gate of Oxford,
during pleasure.
Writ de intendendo for him, directed to the tenants of the hospital.
Mandate to William Trussel, the escheator, for livery of the hospital and
its lands, which he took into the king's hands on the death of William
de Otyndon, the last keeper, with the issues received therefrom.
Jan. 25. Licence for Robert Cok, for the special affection which the king bears
Westminster, him, to be promoted to all sacred orders, notwithstanding that he is a
bondman of the manor of Chelworth. By p.s«
Jan. 28. Grant to William de Herle, for manifold services to the king's father and
Westminster, the king and for his better maintenance in the service of the latter, of
the custody of the manor of Yerdole, co. Northampton, late of John de
Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king, to hold during minority of
Laurence, son and heir of the said John, rent free. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Simon de Drayton whom the king lately
appointed to have the custody at a farm payable at the Exchequer.
Jan. 28. Presentation of Nicholas de Saltford to the church of Draycote Passelewe,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln
Jan. 27. Pardon to James de Wylton and Elizabeth his wife, John de Westman-
Westminster. cote and Leticia his wife and Richard de Aston and Margaret his wife
for the trespass of Robert de Berkelegh in acquiring in fee from Maurice de
Berkeleye, in the time of Edward I., the manor of Erlyngham, co. Glou-
cester, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for them to retain
the manor which has descended to the said Elizabeth, Leticia and Margaret
as granddaughters and heirs of Robert. By p.s. and fine of 2 marks.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Robert de Morle, knight, for all trespasses of vert and venison ;
Westminster, with general pardon. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Peter de Nevill of Redbourne for the rape of Olive late the
Westminster, wife of John Suard, and of any consequent outlawry, so that he stand to
right if Olive wish to implead him. By p.s.
The like to John de Colne, in respect of Amice late the wife of Hugh de
Tykencote. By p.s.
Jan. 27. William le Blount and Margery his wife, staying in England, have letters
Westminster, nominating Henry de Luttegarshale their attorney in Ireland for three
years.
Jan. 28. Ralph, count of Ewe, and Joan his wife, staying beyond the seas, have
Westminster, like letters nominating John son of Nicholas and Thomas Esker.
6 EDWARD III.— Part I. 241
1332. Membrane 30 — cont.
Licence for Margaret, late tbe wife of Edmund, earl of Kent, to enclose 60
acres of Thorle Wood, held by her in dower of the inheritance of the heir,
the king's ward, to cut down the trees growing in the part enclosed, and to
make profit of the same, on condition that she do not cau^e any large oaks
to be felled by colour of this licence. By K.
Jan. 28. Protection until Easter for William de Colne going beyond seas.
Westminiter.
Jan. 25. Licence for John of Brittany, earl of Bichmond, to grant to Mary de
Westminster. Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, lands and rents [as entered on mem-
brane 1 of the preceding Boll]. By K.
Vacated because on the Patent Roll of 5 Edward III,
Feb. 2. Protection with clause nolumuif for one year, for Edward atte Oke. *
Waltham.
Jan. 28. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by John de Bohun of Mid-
Westminster, hurst to the prioress and convent of Esburne of a messuage, 55 ttcres of
land, 4 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and 36s, of rent in Sturmynystre
Mareschal and Shotesdene, and a fourth part of the hundred of Lusebergh,
which (exclusive of the rent) are of the yearly yalue of 6 It. This licence is
granted notwithstanding that it appears by the inquisition ad quod damnum
that it is to the king's loss in this that he loses the custody and escheat of
the premises when such fall in, and that the lands and 16^. of the rent are
held in chief by the service of finding a man twice in each year at the sherifiTs
turns to present along with the tiching-men of Sturmynystre Mareschal,
and the remaining 20^. of rent are parcel of the manor of Sturmynster
Mareschal, co. Dorset, which is held in chief by the service of finding four
men twice in each year at the sheriff's turns at Wodebury,
By p.8. and fine of 20/.
Jan. 28. Appointment of John Bylyhg to have the entire bailiwick of Buardyne,
Westminster, in the forest of Dene, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Feb. 2. Grant to Hugh lo Despenser, in part satisfaction of the 200 marks yearly
Waltham. of land and rent lately promised him by the king, of the manors of Fritheby,
CO. Leicester, in the king's hands by the forfeiture of Simon de Bereford, a
rebel, as of the yearly value of 25/. ISs. 4|c^., and Asshele, co. Southampton,
as of the yearly value of 20/. and the farm of 50/. which the abbot and con-
vent of Waltham Holy Cross used to pay to Edmund, earl of Kent, and
which is in the king's hands by reason of the minority o^ the heir ; to hold
until the king arrange otherwise for his estate. By K. & C;
Mandate in pursuance to Bobert de Wodehous, king's clerk, archdeacon
of Bichmond, in respect of the manor of Asshele, which is in his custody by
the king's appointment.
Mandate to William Trussel, eschcator, to take the manor into the king's
bands and to deliver it to the said Hugh.
Jan, 27. Pardon to Boger de Weston for acquiring in fee from Hugh de Morf, a
Westminster, messuage and a virgate of land in Alvythele, co. Salop, held in chief, and
entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By p.s. [5168.]
Mbmbranb 29.
Jan. 27. Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Bobert de Imworth, clerk, appointed a
Wettminsttr. purveyor for the office of the marshalsea of Queen Philippa*s horses.
By bill of tlie queen's treasurer.
Ua 6565^. o
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242 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^332, Membrane 29— con^
The like for the following purveyors for the said office : —
Richard de Wyneston.
Richard de Bovyndon.
Adam Charles.
April 11. Thomas de Tettebury, for the office of the queen's wardrobe.
Barnwell.
June 2. William de Cornewaill until Christmas, for the office of the queen's
Woodstock. hall and chamber. By bill of the steward of the queen's household.
Jan. 26. Protection, with clause rogamtts, for two years, for brother William de
Westminster. Thame, general attorney of &e master and brethren of the house of God
and St. Lazarus, Jerusalem, and other attorneys appointed by him, collecting
alms for that house in the churches once in each year, by virtue of an
indulgence from the Pope. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised
persons collecting in their name.
Jan. 26. Licence for John de Wysham to creneUate his manor of Wodemanton, co.
Westminster. Worcester. By K.
Jan. 27. Licence for the abbess and convent of Ohaterice to acquire in mortmain
Westminster, lands and rents, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Ratification of the estate of Master Stephen Trippe as parson of the
Westminster, church of West Camel, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, by provision of the
Apostolic See. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Appointment of John, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, to the custody
Westminster, of the lands late of John de Carmynou, tenant in chief, to hold during
minority of Walter the son and heir, vdth the marriage of the heir.
By p.s.
Jan. 25. Licence, at the request of John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, for the abbot
Westminster, and convent of Wellebek who with the king's licence have acquired in frank-
almoin from the bishop the manor of Cukeneye, two messuages, 120 acres
of land, 8 acres of meadow and 6 acres of wood in Holbek by Cukeneye,
CO. Nottingham, late of Henry de Faucumberge, knight, to hold the
same quit of any debts due to the king at the Exchequer or elsewhere from
the said Henry, whether his own or his ancestors, and whether due from
the time when he was sheriff of the counties of Nottingham and Derby, and
also of the county of York, or from any other cause whatsoever. By p.8.
Jan. 27. Grant, for life, to William Trussel, king's yeoman, in part satisfaction of
Westminster, the 50 marks yearly at the Exchequer lately granted to him pending other
provision, of the manor of Woghfeld, co. Berks, extended at 12/., an escheat
by the forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Mari, the king's enemy. By p.8.
Vacated because he was satisfied in another place, as appears below on
this Roll.
Jan. 26. Inspeximtis of letters patent, dated 27 February, 3 Edward IH., being a
Westminster, grant that the prior and convent of Glastonbury should have the custody of
the abbey during voidance ; and ratification of the same, at the request of
Adam de Sobbury, the abbot, that the validity of the grant be not hereafter
impeached on the ground that it was made at a time when certain of the
king's councillors had brought the business of the realm into min and
disgrace. By K.
Jan. 26. Pardon of trespasses committed by the abbot and convent of Seleby in
Westminster, granting for life at a yearly rent, without licence from the late king, to John de
Beryngham two messuages and a moiety of a bovate of land in G^rlethorp,
to William Bardolf of Amcotes a moiety of a messuage and bovate of land
in Amcotes and to Balph son of Ralph de Amcotes the like, which their
6 EDWARD IIL— Part L 243
1332, Membrane 29—- con^.
ancestors had held in villenage as bondmen of the abbey, and to John de
Buterwyk and to William son of John de G^erlethorp a messuage and a
moiety of a bovate of land in Gerlethorp respectively ; and restitution of
the same to the grantees. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Appointment of Richard Doklesby, in consideration of his service to the
Westminster, late king, to the office of the parker of Redelyngton, during pleasure.
By p.s.
Presentation of Master Richard de Steynton, parson of the church of
Gyng Rauf, in the diocese of London, to the church of Newenham, in the
diocese of Hereford, on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Shipton.
Jan. 31. Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln that the king has revoked his
Tottenham, previous presentations to the church of Drayton Passelewe in favour of
Robert de Rasen, king's clerk.
Feb. 1. Presentation of the said Robert as above.
Waltham.
Feb. 1. Acceptance of the admission by the mayor and barons of the port and
Waltham. town of Dover of Vigerosus de Camperiano as a combaron and fellow-
freeman. By K.
Membrane 28.
Jan. 28. Licence for Nicholas de Beauchamp of Fulbourn to enfeoff John de
Westminster. Hothum, bishop of Ely, of the manor of Fifhide, co. Essex, held in chief.
Vacated because otherwise on the Patent Roll of the Fifth year. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Robert Peyn of Snergate, now imprisoned at Canterbury, for
Westminster, the death of William Jakyn of Broklonde, as it appears by the record of
WiMiam de Clynton and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the
county of Kent, that he killed him in self-defence.
Jan. 29. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Aylmeston to the custody of
Westminster, the smaller piece of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of
Hereford, pursuant to the statute of Merchants. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard Moniword of Hereford in whose custody
the said piece of the seal is.
Jan. 28. Appointment of John de Shardelowe as a justice of the Bench, during
Westminster, pleasure. By C.
Jan. 28. Pardon, with the assent of the Parliament summoned at Westminster,
Westminster, in the fourth year of the reign, to Thomas Spigumell of the recogni-
sance in 500 marks wherein he became bound by order of the council, on
submitting himself to the king's will, after the rebellion at Bedford.
By p.s.
Jan. 27. John de'Morteyn, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating Thomas de
Westminster. Morteyn and Richard de Merston his attorneys in England for three years.
Jan. 28. Thomas de Upton, clerk, staying in England has letters nominating John
Westminster, de Staunton, clerk, and William de Toke, clerk, his attorneys in Lreland for
two years.
Jan. 27. Protection with clause nolumus^ for two years, for Pentecustus de Morton
Westminster, of Norhampton. By K.
The like for Thomas de Tynton parson of the church of Midlyngton.
Jan. 28. The like for one year for the following : —
Westminster. Francis son of Sir Neapoleo de Urbe, knight (milttis), prebendary
of Famdon and Balderton by Newerk in the church of St. Mary,
Lincoln. By p.s.
John Gaytany, cardinal deacon of St. Theodore's, archdeacon of
Coventry, prebendary of Laghton in Morthyn in the church of St.
Peter, lork, and parson of the church of Wermuth. By p.8,
q2
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244 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane 28 — cont,
Ursus, son of the above Sir Neapoleo, subdean and prebendary of
Preston in Holdernesse in the church of St. Peter, York. By p.8.
Feb. 1. Ralph, prior of Penwortham.
Waltham.
Jan. 28. William de Lodewyk, going on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Westminster.
Hugh Fitz Simon, going on the like pilgrimage. By K.
Jan. 29. The prior of Lanthony by Gloucester, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Sortegrove and Robert de Boys his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Feb. 1. Protection and safe conduct until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula for
Waltham. Peter Bemardi de Pynsale, king's Serjeant at arms, sent to the duchy of
Aquitaine on certain business very near the king's heart.
Jan. 17. Protection, for one year, for the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St.
Westminster. John of Jerusalem in England in the possessions late of the Knights Temp-
lars granted to them by Edward II. with the assent of the Parliament
summoned at Westminster in the seventeenth year of his reign.
Jan. 28. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Westminster, the kin^s right to present to the prebend of Raculvaslond, in the church of
St. Paul, London, which he recovered in the Bench against Stephen, bishop
of London, and of his collation of Simon Flambard, his clerk, thereto.
Jan. 26. Licence for Edward de Bouhun, the king's kinsman, to enfeoff Thomas
Westminster, de Aldon of the manors of Uphavene and Sende, held in chief, and for him
to re-grant the same to the said Edward, Margaret daughter of William de
Ros and the heirs of Edward. By K.
Feb. 1. Mandate to William Trussel, escheator, for restitution of the temporalities
Waltham. of the priory of Goldclif, which were taken into the king's han^ of the
removal of the late prior, to William Martel, a monk of Tynterne Abbey,
claiming to have been appointed prior by apostolic authority. Although
he has not brought the apostolic letters of presentation addressed to the
king nor presented letters from the abbot of Bee Herlewin or the Pope, as
is customary, yet the king at the request of certain magnates of the realm
has taken his fealty. By K. and fine of 40 marks.
Memorandum. — John Inge, knight, of the county of Somerset is bail for
theprior for the payment of the fine.
Writ de intendendo for the said William directed to the tenants of the
priory.
Jan. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Ercalwe of 20/. of
Westminster, rent out of his manor of Ercalwe, co. Salop, to six chaplains to celebrate
divine service daily in the chapel of All Saints in Ercalwe churchyard, for
his soul and the souls of his father, mother, and ancestors. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Ratification of a grant, for life, by queen Philippa to Amicia de Gavaston,
Westminster, her damsel, of the lands in Haveryng atte Boure and elsewhere in the
county of Essex, which escheated to the queen by the forfeiture of Robert
William. By p.s.
Membrane 27.
Feb. 2. Gr^nt to Peter de Grandissono of a yearly sum of 200 marks out of the
Waltham. farm of the castle and land of Bergeveny, in the king's hands by reason of
the minority of Laurence son and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in
chief, and now in the custody of Roger de Grey, until he be satisfied of 400/.
remaining due out of the 500/. in return for which he surrendered to the
6 EDWARD IIL—Part I. 245
1332, Membrane 27 — cont.
king his interest in Gerneseye, Jereseye,and the adjacent islands under the
will of Otto de Grandissono, who by charter of Edward I. had power to
bequeath the same for five years after his death. This grant is made in lieu
of one whereby he was to receive the said sum of 500/. by yearly payments
of 100/, out of the farm of the castle of St. Briavel's and forest of Dene, co.
Gloucester, which he has surrendered to be cancelled. By K. <fc C.
Jan. 28. Grant to John son of William Jordan of Ireland, for service to th«i king's
Westminster, father and to the king, of 50/. in land out of the king's demesne lands in
Cromolyn in Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Jan. 27. Mandate to Anthony de Lucy, justiciary of Ireland, to cause the tem-
Westminster. poralities of the see of Ardfert to be delivered to Edmund de Kaermerdyn,
of the order of Preachers, who as appears by a papal bull has been
appointed bishop in the room of Alan, deceased, and whose fealty the king
has taken, after he had publicly renounced certain words prejudicial to the
king and his crown in the said bull. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for the bishop directed to the tenants of the
bishopric.
Feb. 3. Ilevocation of the late grant to Richard Caleware of the manor of
Waltham. Eltham Maundevill, the king having made the same in forgetfulness of the
fact that, on 20 December, in the fourth year of his reign, when queen
Isabella, who held the manor by grant of Geoffrey le Scrope, surrendered
it into the king's hands, he had restored the same with the park to Geoffrey,
in fee, by charter made with the assent of Parliament. By C,
Feb. 3. Writ de tntaidendo for the said Geoffrey to the tenants of the manor.
Waltham.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Nicholas Orger, Agnes his wife, and Bobert son of Bichard
Westminster. Gosson of Keleby for acquiring for themselves and the heirs of Robert from
John de Gunneys the reversion of a rent of 405. in Keleby, held in chief,
wherein Roger de Gunneys had a life interest by mheritance from John, and
from Roger tlie same rent, and entering thereon without licence; and
licence for them to retain the same. By fine of 2 marks. Lincoln.
Feb. 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Freman to the abbot
Waltham. and convent of St. G^eorge's, Baskervill, of the reversion of 20 acres of land
in Weston, co. Rutland, now held by Master Robert Bernard, for life.
By fine of 1 mark.
Jan. 26. Pardon to the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Southwark, for entering
Westminster, without licence from the king's progenitors, into six marks in rent
bequeathed to them by Sabina late the wife of Philip le Taillour, citizen
of London, for daily celebration of divine service for the souls of Philip and
Sabina as follows : —
15*. out of a messuage in Cordwaner Street, late of Robert de Kydel-
monster ;
Gs, Sd, out of a messuage in the parish of St. Glement's Candelwyke
Strete, late of William Camayle ;
I2s, Sd. out of a messuage in the parish of St. Mildred's Bredestrete
semetime of William de Woubourn, * taillour.'
7s, out of a messuage in the parish of St. Leonard's, Estchepe, London,
late of Walter de Chesewyk.
lOs, out of a messuage in the said parish, late of Richard Fattyng ;
20^. out of a messuage late of John de Bifeld, ' harbour,' and another
late of William son of Peter, in the parish of St. Michael's, Pater-
nosterchirche, London, and of a shop in front thereof ;
and licence for them to retain the same. By K.
Jan. 30. Ratification of the estate of Thomas de Bekkeford as chanter or parson
Westmhister. of the church of St. Mary, Southampton, in the diocese of Winchester,
on the collation of J. bishop of Winchester, By p.s.
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246
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Feb. 7.
Waltham.
Feb. 9.
Waltham.
Feb. 6.
Waltham.
Feb. 2.
Waltham.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — co9it.
Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs, and purveyors and officers of the household
not to take the prises of the goods of G^regory atte Shire, citizen of London,
contrary to the charter of the city.
Appointment of James de Arenton to the office of castellan of Cressy
Castle, and to the superior custody of the forest there, during good behaviour.
ByK.
Mandate to Bartholomew de Burgherssh, seneschal of the county of
Ponthieu, for liveiy of the office and custody.
The like to John Vyncent, receiver of the same county, for payment of
the usual fees and wages.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for William de Pasford and
William de Ekworthi, merchants, trading in various parts of the realm.
Licence for Roger Outlawe, prior, and the brethren of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, to acquire in mortmain lands, rents and
advowsons not held in chief, to the yearly value of 40/. towards the suste-
nance of a convent of brethren of the order of Kilmaynan, and to appro-
priate any churches whereof they acquire the advowson by virtue of
this licence. By K. & 0.
Appointment of John de Ticcheboum in the place of Robert de Bousser,
who is unable to act being attendant on the king's business elsewhere, as
a justice in evre of the forest in the county of Southampton along with
Robert de Ufford, William de Ponte Roberti and John de Macdesfeld,
already appointed. By C.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Combe to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20 marks.
By p.8.
The like for the abbot and convent of Kirkested, to the yearly value of
10/. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 26.
Feb. 1 . Exemplification of a memorandum an the roll of the Parliament summoned
Waltham. at Westminster on the morrow of Michaelmas, 5 Edward III., for the
release from prison of Hugh son of Hugh le Despenser the younger, and
the discharge of his mainpernors, Eble Lestraunge, Ralph Basset, John de
Ros, Richard Talbot, Robert de Colevill, Ralph de Nevil, John de Verdoun,
Thomas de Neumarche, John Darcy, John de Rithre, Henry de Bisshebury
and Robert de Thorpe. By C.
[Rot. Pari. vol. ii., p. 61.]
Jan. 25. Grant that Ralph de Bodham and Christina his wife shall have undis-
Westminster. turbed possession of a messuage and two virgates of land acquired for
themselves and the heirs of Christina from Hugh de Botyton, brother and
heir of Andrew son of Walter de Sutton, to be held of Laurence, son and
heir of John de Hastynges, and his heirs. The premises are parcel of two
messuages and three ^^rgate8 of land in the manor of Wolbedyng, co.
Sussex, held in chief, granted by John de Arundell, to Walter le Blount,
7 Edward I., to hold by the yearly rent of 29*. and suit at the court of
the manor every six months, and subsequently by the latter to the aforesaid
Andrew, without the licence of Edward I. or Edward II. For these
trespasses the whole were taken into the hands of the late king, who
afterwards, hearing that the manor had come to John de Hastynges,
pardoned the trespasses, and released the messuages and lands to Andrew, in
consideration of a fine made by the latter. By p.s.
_i.^
6 EDWARD in.— Part I. 247
1332. Membrane 26^cont.
The like for John de Eseburn and Eose his wife, who have acquired
for themselves and the heirs of John the remaining messuage and virgate
of land. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Pardon to Henry earl of Lancaster of 221/. 13*. 4rf., being the relief
Waltham. due from him for the succession to the lands of Thomas earl of Lancaster,
his brother, tenant in chief. On the petition of the said Henry before
the king and council in the last Parliament thtt king promised that, in
consideration of the late king having detained the lands in his hands for
more than six years from the death of the said Thomas, he would pardon
the relief due in respect of the same up to 400 marks, on condition that
the said Henry should first acknowledge the relief in the Exchequer in
the usual manner, and by certificate of the treasurer and barons it appears
that he has acknowledged the above sum as such relief.
By K. and pet, of C.
Jan. 28. Writ de intendendo for Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England,
Westminster, the king's uncle, directed to the tenants of the town of Newenham, co.
Gloucester, in respect of their fealties and services. The town, which is
of the yearly value of 9/., forms part of the grant by charter, dated
2 March 1 Edward III.^ made to the earl in fee tail in part satisfaction
of the 10,000 marks yearly in land and rent which Edward I., his father,
intended to assign him.
Jan. 28. Reginald son of Herbert and Agnes his wife going on pilgrimage to
Westminster. Santiago have letters nominating William de Herlaston and William de
Sancto Albano their attorneys in England until Midsummer.
Feb. 2. Grant to William de Pasford of the office of controller of the king's silver
Waltham. mine in Devonshire, during pleasure. By the Treasurer.
Feb. 3. Appointment of Eichard de Aldeburgh as a justice of the Bench, during
Waltham. pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Herle and the other justices of tlie
Bench.
Jan. 28. Ratification of the estate of Master Guy de Chaume, king's clerk, as
Westminster, prebendary of Greton in the church of St. l^fary, Lincoln. By p.s,
Jan. 28. Pardon to Roger de Bodenham for acquiring in fee 10/. in land and
Westminster, rent in Pelshale and Walsalo, co. Stafford, said to be held in chief, and
entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By p.s.
Jan. 28. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in mort-
Westminster. main by Nicholas Fraunceys, knight, to the guardian and Friars Minors
of Ipswich, of a messuage and a toft there, held in chief by the yearly
service of 2d, towards the farm of the town, for the enlargement of their
dwelling house. By p.s.
Feb. 2. Licence for Robert son of Robert le Porter of Baumburgh to enfeoff
Hertford. Thomas de Baumburgh, king's clerk, of 60 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow,
and the custody of the gate of Baumburgh Castle, with 2d. daily for sucu
custody, held in chief, and for him to re-grant the same to the said Robert
for life. By K.
Feb. 3. Grant to the mayor, Schevins, good men, and commonalty of Abbeville
Waltham. that on liquors and other goods for sale in their town they may take the
following assise until Easter for the improvement of the town ; namely,
on every pottle of wine, a penny of Paris, and on every other kind of ware
as much as they were wont to take under the letters made by queen
Isabella when she held the county of Ponthieu. This grant is made on
248
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Feb. 3.
Waltham.
Feb. 2.
Waltham.
Membrane 26 — cont,
condition that, at the end of the term, they account faithfully for the said
assise before the seneschal and the receiver of Ponthieu. By K.
The like for the town of Crotoy in respect of the assise of one penny
of Paris on eveiy pottle of wine. By K.
Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the revocation of the late pre-
sentation of Nicholas de Saltford on the church of Drayton Passelewe,
with mandate to institute Robert de Rasen, king's clerk, thereto on the
king's presentation.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 2.
Waltham.
Membrane 25.
Pardon to the guardian and Friars Minors of Ipswich for acquiring in
mortmain for the enlargement of their dwelling house in Ipswich from
Geoflfrey Poper a toft, and from William de Gleydon, knight, land 50
perches in length, and 7 feet in breadth, held in chief, and entering thei*eon
'without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
Confirmation for the abbot and convent of Wendlyng of benefactions to
the abbey by William son of William de Wendlyng, the founder, and others.
IMonasticoUy vol. vi. p. 889.] By fine of 40». Norfolk.
Vitalis de Testa, parson of the churches of Henneye and Shorham and
pi*ebendary of Thorleton in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, staying at
the court of Rome, has letters nominating Master Bernard Viventis, canon
of Bazas, and Richard de Bedynton his attorneys in England for two
years.
AVrit de intendendo for Margaret, late the wife of Edmund, earl of Kent,
directed to Adam de Welle in respect of his fealty, rents and other services
due for lands held as of the manor of Gretham, co. Lincoln, lately assigned
with others to the countess as dower.
The like to John de Wylughby.
Joan, late the wife of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, staying in
England, has letters nominating John de Frisyngfeld and John de Corbaly
her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Edmund de la Beche, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nomi-
nating Edmund de Uildesle and Nicholas de Faldeye his attorneys in
England for one year.
Feb. 3. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Beryngdon^
Waltham Holy parson of one moiety of the churches of Colyntre and Middelton.
Feb. 6.
Waltham.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Waltham.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Waltham.
Feb. 12.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 2.
Waltham.
The like for the following : —
Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England.
Thomas Blancket of Bristol.
The prior of Durham.
Richai*d Talbot and Elizabeth his wife staying in England have letters
nominating John de Byllyng their attorney in Ireland for two years.
Writ to the sheriffs and other bailiffs to use all diligence in arresting
apostate Friars Minors whenever information is laid by any provincial
minister, or custos or guardian of the order that such ai*e vagabond within
the realm, and in causing them to be handed over to those laying the
information. By p.8.
\^Fcedera,']
J
6 EDWARD III.— Part I. 249
1332. Manhrane 25 — cont,
Feb. 10. Ratification of the estate of Robert Hereward, king's clerk, as archdeacon
Waltham. of Taunton in Wells church, and prebendary of Milverton, a prebend
annexed to the said archdeaconry, of the prebend in Exeter church, lately
held by Master Ralph Germayn, of Scamelesby and Melton in the church
of St. Mary, Lincoln, and of Appelderham in the collegiate church of
Boseham.
Jan. 28. Presentation of William Pode to the church of Wynston in the diocese of
Westminster. Worcester.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Matilda wife of William de Kelyngholm of her waiver in the
Westminster, county of Lincoln for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to
answer touching an indictment before William de Ros and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, of knowingly receiving at Gryroesby, John
de Grymesby * upbalder ' and John de Polles of Leek, outlawed for a
felony at Lyngges Grange in Lyndeseye, as appears by the record of the
waiver under the seal of Geoffrey le Scrope, chief justice, which the king
has had brought before him ; on certain information that at the time of the
publication of such waiver she was in childbed. By p.s.
Feb. 13. Appointment of Richard de Scures to the office of bailiff errant in the
Waltham. county of Southampton, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to the sheriff to admit him.
Membrane 24.
Feb. 2. Writ of aid until Michaelmas for John de Podenhale, king's Serjeant
Waltham. appointed a purveyor for the household.
The like for the following purveyors : —
Feb. 12. Hugh de Bemynstre.
Waltham.
March 24. Walter de Lalleford. By bill of the king's Treasurer.
Westminster.
April 11. John de Potteuhale.
Barnwell.
April 15. Master William le Mareschall, for one year. By p.s.
Stamford.
May 23. Hugh fee Treganon.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28. Exemption, for life, of John le Blake of Lincoln from being put on assizes
Westminster, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff', coroner,
escheator, or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Grant to the abbot of Evesham, a house of royal foundation, who is
Wentminster. directly subject to the court of Rome and has jurisdiction exempt, with
power to correct all persons, ecclesiastical and secular alike, dwelling within
such jurisdiction without any bishop being able to interfere either on appeal
or otherwise, that the cliancellor for the time being shall issue the writ De
excommunicato capiendo on signification hy letters patent of the abbot in
the usual manner that such writ should issue. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant to William Daubeny, on his being knighted, of 40 marks yearly at
Westminster, the Exchequer for life or until the king see fit to provide him with the
equi\'alent in land and rent. £y p.s.
Surrendered 1 March, 8 Edward IIL^ because satisHed in iand^ as
appears by letters patent rf 7 Edward III,
Pardon to lipbert son of John de Lucy of Drakelowe of his outlawry in
the county of Warwick for non-appearance before the king to answer
250
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Feb. 4.
Waltham.
Feb. 4.
Waltham.
Feb. 4.
Waltham.
Feb. 6.
Waltham.
Membrane 24 — cont.
touching a plea of trespass of Geoflfrey de Houton; on certificate by
Geoffrey le Scrope, chief justice of the King's Bench, that he bas since
surrendered in the Marshalsea prison.
Appointment of John de Rale to the custody of the park of Istelworth
during good behaviour. By p.s.
Pardon to Robert de Pykering and Matilda his wife, sometime wife of
John de Eboraco, tenant in chief of the late king, for intermarrying with-
out licence, and for the like trespass of Matilda in marrying Walter de
Osgodeby, since deceased, after the death of the aforesaid John. By G.
Notification to J. bishop of Carlisle of the revocation of the late
presentation of Simon de Sandeford, king's clerk, to the church of
Musgrave, in the diocese of Carlisle, the same having been made by the
king in the belief that the church was void by the death of Robert de
Doneham, the rector, whereas he has ' since appeared in the Chancery alive
and welL By K.
Jan. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Adam de Herewynton,
Westminster, king's clerk, to the abbot and convent of Pershore of a messuage, a toft,
a carucate and a half of land, 12 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture and
40*. of rent in Pershore. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Pardon to Elias de Denton for the death of Geoffrey son of William de
Waltham Holy Aynderby at Neuham, as it appears by the record of William de Denum
Cross. and his fellows, j ustices appointed to deliver the gaol of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas directed to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and
others of the county of Gloucester, for Adam de Wythiford, king's clerk,
chamberlain of South Wales, and his ministers purveying com for the
munition of the king's castles in South Wales. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Boter, parson of the
church of Knyghtwyk, of two messuages, 60 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and 4 acres of moor in Kyngespenne to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the church of St. Mary, Kyngespenne, for the soul
of the said John, after death, and for the sovds of Robert Boter, Joan his
wife, William their son, John de Henley and Ralph de Nevill.
By fine of 40*, Hereford.
The like, by John de Canebrugge and Margery his wife, to the abbot
and convent of Tilteye of two messuages in London to find a monk as
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in their church for the good estate
of the said John and Margery in life, for their souls after death, and for
the souls of their fathers and mothers. By p.s.
Ratification of the treaty arranged by J. bishop of Winchester, the chan-
cellor, W., bishop of Norwich, the treasurer, Gkoffrey le Scrope and William
Harle, with Otto lord of Kuye and other ambassadors of Reynaldus count of
Geldres and Zutphen for a marriage between the couut and Eleanor the
king's sister. [Foedera.]
Feb. 17. Pardon to John de Landeford, clerk, for the death of Robert de Milden-
Waltham Holy hale, the goldsmith, as it appears by the record of John de Cantebrigge and
Cross. his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Neugate gaol, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for William Trussel,
the elder, going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
The same William has letters nominating William de Keythorpe and
Hugh de Haresfeld his attorneys in England until the said feast.
Feb. 8.
Hertford.
Feb. 10.
Hertford.
Feb. 12.
Waltham.
Feb. 6.
Hatfield.
6 EDWARD III Pabt I. 251
3^332, Membrane 24 — coni,
Feb. 10. John Dosignoum going beyond seas has letters nominating Roger de Bur-
Waltham. gate and GkoSrey Baudewyne his attorneys in England for two years.
Feb. 12. Pardon to Robert son of John le Taillour of Braodesburton for the death
Waltham Holy of Robert de la More, knight, at Brandesburton, as it appears by the record
Cross. Qf Peter de Middelton and his fellows, justices appointed lo deliver the
gaol of York Castle, that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 15. Appointment of Benedict de Hill to the bailiwick of the forestership of
Hertford. Ockeden, in Knaresburgh Forest, during pleasure. By p.8.
V
Membrane 23,
Jan. 26. Licence for the abbot and convent of Glastonbury to appropriate the
Westminster, churches of Dychesgate, Buddeclegh, Strete and Mere, in the diocese of
Bath and Wells, which are said to be of their advowson. This licence is
granted at the request of Adam de Subbury, the present abbot, for whom
the king has a special affection. By K.
Jan. 25. Grant, with the assent of the coimcil, to Ralph de Nevill, steward of the
Westminster, household, that the manor of Eure, co. Buckingham, now held for life by
Hawisia late the wife of John de Claveryng, shall remain to him in fee with
knights' fees, advowsons of churches and other appurtenances. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Pardon to John de Forde and Robert de GodeshuUe, monks of St.
Westminster. Swithun's, Wiuchester, and Adam Carry, clerk, of NoteshuUyng, and James
le Man for taking and carrying away a hind and to Nicholas Dymars and
Robert Thurbeme for taking and carrying away a doe, in Bere Forest in
the late king's reign ; and to the prior and convent of the said place for the
trespass of Richard the late prior in knowingly receiving the aforesaid
persons with the deer. . By p.s.
Feb. 4. Inspeximus of a deed, dated Lincoln, Thursday after the Assumption,
Waltham Holy 1287, 15 Edward L, whereby Oliver, sometime bishop of Lincoln, with the
Cross. assent of the dean and chapter, freed William Rouceby of Haldyngham, his
bondman, with his chattels and issue and granted to him, in fee, the five
tofts and three bovates of land in Haldyngham and New Lafford, which he
had hitherto held in villenage, to hold with easements and appurtenances by
the rent of 20s. payable at the terms appointed in the manor of Lafford ; and
confirmation of the same for John de Haldyngham, son of the said William,
the present tenant. By fine of 20^. Lincoln.
Feb. 10. Ratification of the estate of William Kaynges, king's clerk, as parson of
Waltham. the church of Bishop's Teyngton in the diocese of Exeter, said to be of the
bbhop's patronage. By £.
Feb. 25. Presentation of Robert de Eglesfeld to the church of Burgh under
Langley. Steynesmor in the diocese of Carhsle. By p.8.
Feb. 10. By an inquisition taken by John de Houton, late escheator beyond the
Waltham Holy Trent, it has been found that within the manor of Se^rjmgton, co. York,
Cross. which is held in chief, divers wastes and uncultivated portions of the
demesne lands have at various times been demised to farm, in fee and other-
wise, by the lords of the manor vnthout the king's licence, namely ; by
ancestors of Roger Bigot, sometime earl of Norfolk, prior to the time
whereof there is memory [Richard I.] a messuage, a toft and land now of
Thomas Why teheved ; a toft and land now of G^eoff^ev Wyothe ; a toft now
of John de Cotyngham ; two tofts and land now ot Thomas Noddyng ; a
toft and land now of John Coke ; a toft and land now of Thomas Scot,
chaplain ; a toft and land now of Thomas atte Mulne ; a messuage, six
tofts and land now of Clement del Greene ; a toft and land now of John de
Sutton-; a messuage, toft and land now of Alexander son of Geoffrey ; a
mm
252
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
X332. Membrane 23— -conL
messuage, two tofts and land now of Master John de Seteryngton ; a toft
and land now of Thomas son of Benedict ; a third part of a toft and land now
of Cicely Ballok and Alice her sister ; a messuage and land now of Thomas
del Hill ; land now of Ralph Hogoun ; a messuage and land now of Henry
de Rillyngton ; land now of Rolph Doblyn ; a messu^e, toft and land now
of John Palmer ; a toft and land now of Thomas de Lymbergh ; a toft and
land now of Richard de Menyngthorpe ; a toft and land now of John de
Appelby ; a messuage and land now of Geoffrey Kemp ; two parts of a
messuage and land now of Agatha la Taillour ; a third part of a messuage
now of Walter Mouncy ; a toft and half an acre of land now of Basilia
King ; a toft and land now of Robert del Grene ; a toft and land now of
Master Geoffrey del Grene ; a messuage and land now of Cicely Smyth ;
land now of William son of William de Scakelthorpe ; a toft and half an
acre of land now of Thomas de Lopham ; and land now of John Manshipe ;
to be held by fixed yearly farms; by the aforesaid Roger fifty years ago ; a
messuage and land now of Thomas son of Ralph Chaumberleyn ; a messuage,
two tofts and land now of William son of William le Chaumberelyn ; a toft
and land now of Richard son of Geoffrey and a toft now of John the Car-
penter ; and by John Bygot, the present tenant, out of the lands within the
manor, approved within the last ten years ; a toft and land to Alexander de
Rybbestane. The king on the supplication of the said John Bygot and for
the indemnity of the tenants who are now frequently disturbed by his officers
because they have not shewn letters of licence of his progenitors, pardons
the trespasses and grants that they shall retain the lands.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine of 5 marks, which was
enrolled and sent to the Exchequer in the Fifth year.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Tewkesbury to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Surrendered as fully satisfied on 14 Jw/y, 7 Richard II.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph de Esse, knight, to the
vicars of the church of Criditon of a messuage in Exeter to hold on condition
that one of their number celebrate divine ser\ace daily for the soul of the
said Ralph, for ever. By fine of 40*. Devon.
The like, to the prior and Carmelite Friars of Norwich of a plot of land
there one hundred feet long land sixty broad by Richard de Hedersete, chap-
lain, and of a like plot by Adam de Shotesham, chaplain, for the enlarge-
ment of their dwelling house. By p.s.
John de Monte Gomeri and Rose his wife, going on pilgrimage to
Santiago, have letters nominating Robert de Hoo and William de Norwyk
their attorneys in England until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Louthre and
Margaret his wife to the prior and convent of Watton of 63 acras of land
in Thrineby and a third part of the manor of Thrineby in exchange for a
messuage, eight tofts and 15 acres of land in Louthre and a third part of
the manor of Louthre, saving the advowson of the church of Louthre manor.
By fine of 40*. Westmoreland.
Pardon to Robert brother of William de Cheney of Strete, knight, of his
outlawry in the county of Sussex for non-appearance in the court of King's
Bench to answer touching a plea of trespass of Robert le Mareschal, laid
against them, Peter their brother, and John Hardyng, on account of which
outlawry he is now imprisoned in the Marshalsea as appears by certificate of
Geoffrey le Scrope sent into the Chancery by thi king's command.
Feb. 19. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Joan late the wife of
St. Albans. Nicholas do Wokyndon.
Feb. 7.
Hertford.
Feb. 12.
Waltham.
Feb. 10.
Waltham.
Feb. 12.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Feb. 6.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Feb. 18.
Waltham.
6 EDWARD III.— Pabt I. 253
J332, Membrane 23 — cont,
Feb. 6. Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for William Trussel
Hatfield, the younger going beyond sens on the king's service, in the company of
William Trussel the elder. By K. & C.
Feb. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the prior of St. Faith's,
Waltham Holy Horsham, parson of the church of Hoghton by Walsiugham, and
Cross. William Bishop to John Froisel, vicar of that church, of 4^ acres of land
in Hoghton by Walsingham for the sustenance of the vicar and repair of
the choir. By fine of lO*. Norfolk,
Membrane 22.
Feb. 12. Licence for thjB alienation in mortmain by Master Philip de Turvill to a
Waltham Holy chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Mary in Bede-
Cross. worth church for the good estate of the said Philip, in life, for his soul after
death and for the souls of his ancestors, of a messuage, 16 acres and a
moiety of a virgate of land in Eccleshale and Bedeworth, and of the rever-
sion of a messuage and some small quantities of land and rent in Bedeworth
expectant on the demise of John Hallyng, Greoffrey del Hyde, John and
Thomas his sons, Geoffrey son of Jordan Aleyn and Amicia late the wife of
William Hallyng. By fine of 40*. Stafford.
Feb. 20. Pardon to William do Monte Acuto for acquiring in fee from Robert de
Waltham. Cruker the manors of Penmayn and Lassemayn, co. Salop, said to be held
in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain
the same. By p.s.
Fob. 15. Confirmation for the prior and convent of St. Peter's, Thurgarton, of a
Waltham Holy large number of grants in mortmain by private benefactors in Kjnrkeby,
Cross. Scapwyk, Tumbirlund and other places m the county of Lincoln, which are
not dated or set out at length. By fine of 20s, Nottingham.
March 7. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for Geoffrey de Knelle,
Havering atte Isabella Anchor and others, who will benefit by the work, to make a sea-wall
Bower. ^^ ^ place called * Knellesflote ' on the confines of Kent and Sussex for
preservation of the lands between that place and Robertsbridge, co. Sussex,
now threatened with destruption by inundations, of the causeway which forms
the highway between land of John de la Gate in that county and Newenden
bridge and of the said bridge, and to keep the same in repair, on condition
that the ancient course of the river at the place in question be preserved by
sufficient outlets through the wall.
March 7. Protection with clause nolumus for one year for Nicholas de Bedynton,
Havering atte parson of the church of Suthcherch.
Bower. xhe like for Master Vital is de Testa, prebendary of Thorleton, in the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, and parson of the churches of Henneye and
Shorham.
March 8. Pardon to Matilda late the wife of John Leside of her waiver in the
Havering atte county of Leicester for non-appearance to patisfy the king of a ransom due
Bower. qjj nccount of her not having prosecuted lier appeal in the court of King's
Bench against Walter le Couper of Halghton and others touching the
death of her husband ; and also of the imprisonment| ransom and whatever
else pertains to the king in this matter. By K.
March 12. Protection for one year for Henry de Garston.
Htretford atte
Bow,
Membrane 21.
Jan. 28. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 8 March, 1 Edward IIL, which
We»tmin8icr. have been accidentally lost, being a general pardon to Robert de Kent.
254*
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
\
X>088.
Feb. 16.
Waltham.
Cross.
1332, Membrane 21 — cont.
Feb. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Bardelby, king's
Waltham Holy clerk, canon of Holy Trinity church, Chichester, to the dean and
chapter of the said church, of 20«. in rent in Chichester, for the celebration
of his anniversary every year with the masses and other services of the
dead required on days of anniversary. This licence is granted for laud-
able service in the Chancery in the reign of Edward I., Edward II., and
the present king, discharged at great cost to himself. By K.
Pardon to Robert de Leyghe of his outlawry in the county of Norfolk
for non-appearance before the king to answer touching trespasses against
the charters of the town of (ireat Yarmouth and against divers procla-
mations of the king ; on certificate into Chancery by Geoffrey le Scrope,
chief justice, that he has been arrested on account of such outlawry and is
now in the Marshalsea prison. By K.
The like to Gilbert Grym. ^ By K.
Feb. 14. Protection and safe conduct for John Boyier, merchant of Amiens, his
Hertford, men and servants, trading in divers parts of the realm.
Feb. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Waltham Holy Watton, in part satisfaction of the 100#. vearly of land and rent which
they have the king's licence to acquire, of a toft and 9 acres of land in
Crauncewyk by William le Somonnur of Lokyngton and of 3 acres of
land in Thimeby by John del Well ; the said toft and land being of the
yearly value of 1 \s, as appears by the inquisition.
Pardon to Ralph de Pilton of his outlawry in the county of Cambridge
for non-appearance .before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a
plea of Edmund de Whitton that he render an account for the time when
he was his receiver, on the testimony of William de Herle, chief justice,
that he has now surrendered before the said justices. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry Thomas and John
Gille of a messuage and 20 acres of land in Bolkyngton to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary, Bolkyngton, for
the souls of them and their ancestors. By fine of 20^. Wilts.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Thomas de Berdefeld.
Exemplification, at the request of the prior and convent of Coventre,
of letters patent, dated 10 February 31 Edward L, and 6 February
20 Edward L, being licences for the alienation in mortmain to the priory
of certain land in Scrapetoft, Pacwode, and Shuckesburgh, and of a rent in
Shuckesburgh.
Licence for Edmund de Haggeleye to grant to Henry his son, and
Katherine, wife of the latter, in fee tail, eight messuages, a toft, a carucate
and four virgates of land, and 42s, lid, in rent, with a rent of a pair of
gloves, in Abberbury and Middelton, said to be held in chief. In default
of any heir, the premises are to revert to Edmund, in fee. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumas, for one year, for John le Smale pre-
bendary of Stodele in the church of St. Wilfrid, Ripon.
The like for the following : —
John de Podio Berzaco, archdeacon of Winchester, and prebendary of
Leghton Buzard in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, for two years.
Feb. 7.
Hertford.
Feb. 15.
Waltham.
Feb. 12.
Waltham.
Feb. 24.
Langley.
Feb. 20.
Waltham.
Feb. 26.
Langley.
Feb. 27.
Langley.
Eleanor de Keynes.
By p.s.
6 EDWARD III.— Paht I.
255
1332.
March 8.
EKvenng atte
Bower.
Membrane 21— -con/.
John de Ceppeham.
Feb. 26.
Langley.
Feb. 25.
Langley.
Pardon to Richard son of William le Fevre and Adam, William, and
Adam, his sons, of their outlawry in the county of Norfolk for non-
appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching a plea of
trespass of Eoger Warmale, on certificate by Geoffrey le Scrope, chief
justice, that they are now in the Marshalsea prison on account of such
outlawry.
Confirmation of a grant by Matilda daughter of John Paynel, kinswoman
and heiress of William Paynel, to the prior and canons of Heryngham
that, instead of finding four secular chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily in their church for the souls of Edward II., his progenitors, the said
William and his ancestors, which was the condition on which William
granted to them, in mortmain, his manor of Gokeham and land in Launcyng
with the passage over the river of New Shorham, co. Sussex, they should
find four regular chaplains of their own order, to avoid the dally strife
now occurring between the prior and canons and the secular chaplains on
account of the difference of the rule of life of seculars and regulars.
[Monasticon, vol. vi., p. 308.] By pet, of C.
Pardon to John le Carter, of Thurleby, of his outlawry in the county
Westminster, of Lincoln, for non-appearance before William de Ros and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching an indictment of the
theft of horses and goods of Geoffrey le Scrope; on testimony by the
said Geoffirey that he did not steal them. By p.s.
March 22.
Feb. 19.
Waltham.
Membrane 20.
Grant to the king's merchants, James Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde
and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence ; who have
paid the following sums on the king's account, amounting in the whole to
4,566/. I5s. 3^d. namely: 657/. I3s. 2d. to J. bishop of Winchester on
account of money due firom the king for the stock cattle of the cathedral
church which were seized into the late king's hands on a voidance of the
see and not restored to the see in full, as appears in letters patent held by
the bishop; 218/. 6s, Sd, in full satisfaction of 1,000 marks paid by the
bishop to divers merchants on the king's account; 180/. Ss, 7^d, due to the
bishop for his expenses in going on the king^s service to the king of
France; 2,641/. 8^. 6c/. balance due to Anthony Pesaigne out of a linger
sum assigned to him out of the issues of Cornwall by letters patent now
surrendered to be cancelled ; 322/. lOs, to the same for jewels bought for the
king in France, as appears by bill signed by Robert de Tanton, king's clerk,
the keeper of the Wardrobe; 300/. to W. bishop of Norwich, the treasurer,
for the expenses of the household ; 200/. a gift from the king to Dinus
Forsetti'one of their number ; 66/. 13*. 4d, to the said keeper of the Wardrobe ;
20/. a gift from the king to James de Parebaun, knight of Luke de Sauvey,
by the hands of the bishop of Winchester ; 60/. to William Trussel for his
expenses in going on the king's service to the king of France and the court
of Rome ; that they shall receive the whole sum out of the issues of the
coinage of Cornwall and Devon, that is to say, 500/. out of the issues to be
received before Easter, and the whole of the issues from Midsummer until
the debt is settled, and that should the king grant the county and coinage
of Cornwall to John de Eltham, his brother, tne latter shall not receive the
issues until their debt is satisfied. Also for their greater security, the king's
stamp shall be kept in a chest under the custody of the steward and sheriff
and of the said merchants or their attorneys, and the steward and sheriff
shall keep one key of the chest and the m^xshants or their attorneys
«4
256
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Feb. 19.
Walthara.
Feb. 25.
Langlej.
Feb. 24.
Langley.
1332. Membrane 20 — conL
another, so that no tin be stamped there without the presence of the
steward and sheriff or such as supplies his place and of the merchants or
their attorneys. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Afterwards, because the said merchants have not had livery of the
moneys and issues aforesaid by writ of the Est chequer as they assert , a
mandate for payment is sent to the sheriff^ and steward of Cornwall and
the heeper of the coinage in the county of Devon^ by, writ of the Chancery ^
as appears more fully in the said writ enrolled on the Close Hoi I.
Assignment to the said merchants of 950/. out of the issues of the king's
moiety of first fruits of void beneficed, in satisfaction of that sum paid by
them to the keeper of the wardrobe of queen Philippa as a gift to the queen
from the king. By p.s.
Mandate on Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's collector of such
first fruits, to pay the said sum as soon as he has paid to queen Philippa
what is in arrenr of assignments on the first fruits previously made to her by
the king ; and, after payment, to receive back from the said merchants the
above letters of assignment and also th6 king's letters of acknowledgment
of receipt of the sum in question.
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Master Itherius de Concoreto,
collector of first fruits of void benefices, by the hands of the king's
merchants James Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants
of the society of the Bardi of Florence, of 950/. which the king has com-
manded to be paid to the said merchants for the like sum paid%y them at
his request to the keeper of the wardrobe of queen Philippa. By p.s.
Confirmation of a grant, for life, by Constance de Percy, abbess of
Wylton, to Nicholas, son of Edward de Wyke, of a water mill in the town
of Quydhampton by Wylton, with a meadow, eight acres of arable land, a
fishery, a cottage, and a curtilage belonging thereto, held in chief, to hold at
the yearly rent of iSs. Sd, payable to the sacristan of the house for the time
being. By fine of 2 marks. Wilts.
Grant to Robert de NeviU, yeoman of the king's buttery, of the office of
curator (curaterii) of wines in the city of London, during good behaviour.
By p.s.
March 5. Pardon to Godefrey Morice for acquiring, in fee, from Joan de Bohun
Havering atte of Kylpek, 140 acres of land, 50*. in rent and a rent of a pound of pepper, in
Bower. Estgenge, co. Berks, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon without
licence, and licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.
March 8. Presentation of John Vanne, parson of the church of Fontel Bishop's in
Havering atte the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Raramesden Craye, in the diocese
Bower. ^f London, or an exchange of benefices with Richard de Skeryngton.
•
March 8. Grant to the prior of Spaldyng of pavage for four years for the town of
Havering atte Spaldyng. By K. at the instance of Henry de Edenestowe, clerk.
Feb. 22.
Langley.
Feb. 13.
Waltham.
Bower.
March 12.
Stratford.
Ratification, at the request of Henry de Edenestowe, king s clerk, of the
estate of Robert de Edenestowe, his brother, as parson of the church of
Warsop, in the diocese of York, on the presentation of John de Ros, knight.
The said church is void by the resignation of Heniy whose estate therein
was lately ratified by the king. By K.
March 16. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Anthony de Beek,
Westminster, dean of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln.
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1332.
March 17.
WesKninater,
March 16.
WeslmtDMer.
March 16.
WeMmlnslcr.
Membrane 20 — cent.
The like for the followiog :—
Simon Frftnnceys, of Lonilon.
William de BryntOD, of Lynn.
John BOD of Simon dc Clonilollcan, without the cUuse, for ttro ji
Micholoa, late the ivife of Thomas de Hyndringham.
John, prior of Derhurst, goiug beyond the seas, has letters nomi
John do Ellceston iiis ntiornry in Eaglnnd until the AitsumptioD.
Presentation of John son of Robert de Bury to the church of G
in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by i-eason of his cnst
the lands and heir of Thomas Maudut, tenant in chief.
Master Anthony Beek, dean of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln,
to the court of Kome, has letters nominating Robert de Kclleseye,
and Michael de Haynton his Bltorneys in England for two years.
Thomas de Wellon und Henry his eon going with the said Anthon
like letterfl nominating Michael de Haynton.
Ranulph allu Wnwe of Waynfiele, also going, has the like.
The prior of St. Nicliol(u<'s, Exeter, staying in England, has
nominating Thomas dc Bordevyjo and Richard MartyD, his attorn
Ireland for two years.
John de Mutton of Egermound, staying in England, has like
nominating Nicholas do Avemere for one year.
Mbubraxs 19.
Mnrch IC. Inspeximus and confirmation for the master and brethren of the h
Wo-imin^tcr. of St. Mary, Strode, of their charter of foundation liy Gilbert, soi
bishop of Rwhestei', and of other grants to the houiie. By K. fo
[Motififlieon, vi., p. C6o.}
Meubrass 18.
March 18. John de Arayk, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nom'
WMtmiotter. Peter Merle and Geoffrey de Mnssyngham, his attorneys in Engla
one year.
March 16, Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and coav
WcMmiiiMter, Micbelham, in part salisfaction of the 20 marks yearly of land ani
which they bad the Into king's licence to acquii-e, of 28 acres of Is
an acre of meadow in Westhamme, Haylesham and Wylyndon by Pl
Endlenewik, and 7 ncies of land in Hailesham by Thomas atto Wod
whole being of (he yearly value of 5*. Id., as appears by the inquisiti
March 22. Appointment during pleasure of William de la Rotouro, on tho nom
WmmiiuiM'. of Arnold M icol, chief hutler, to whom the king has granted, for a .■•ui:
paid by him at the Exchequer, all the issues of the custom of 2s, on
tun of wine imported, payable by foreign merchonta in return for
liberties granted to them by Edward I., and for the remission of the i
prise of two tuna of wine, one before and one aft the most, tsken on
ship Indcn with wines calling at purts within the realm, fi-oin Mich
lapc to Michaelmas next, to collect by himself or his sufficient deputit
issues for the use of the faid Arnold in the port of Southampton and
along the coa^t to Weymuth. By testimony of Arnold ti
Writ de intendetulo for the said William,
Mnreh22.
WMtniiiKter.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
The like appointment of the following in tho following ports : —
Bertram de la Gardere in the port of London,
Vacated by surreuder.
CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
March 23.
WeMminster.
Membrane 18 — eont.
Pardon to William de Multon for acquiring, for life, from Thomas de
Multoa the manor of haaynghj, co. Cumberland, (100 acres of wood
excepted), held in chief, and entering thereon without licence of the lata
king ; and licence for him to retain the same. B; p.s.
William Grammery going bej^nd the seas has letters nominating John ion
of Williatn de Fappeworth hia attorney in England until Michanlmas.
Exemption, for lif^, of Robert de la Ford of Exeter from being put on
' asozee, juries or recogniaances, aod from appointment as major, sberilf,
oscheator, coroner or otJier bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
By p.s.
Grant to Peter Bard, king's yeoman, of the ship La Cog Johan of West-
' minster, now in his custody, with the fittings ^lereof, in recompence of
great expenses and labours borne by him at the command of the late king
without wages or remuneration during the time when he had the custody
of certain of the said king's ships. By K.
Confirmation of a demise by the mayor and commonalty of the city of
Lincoln to John de Warsope of Lincoln, apothecary, and Emma his wife,
in tail, at a yearly rent of \0». for all secular demands, of a plot of land
under the wall of tlie baUey {ballit) of the city, between land of Alan
le Baker (^Piaforia), sometime of Gocelinus de Insula of Lincoln, on the
south and the said wall on the north, for them to enclose and build on.
By fine of 20*. Lincoln.
MSUBRJNB 17.
Protection antil Michaelmas for John Crabbe coming from Scotland on
a visit to England. By p.s.
Exemption, for life, of Walter Cheyny from being put on assizes, juries,
. or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other
bfuliff or minister of the king against his will. By E.
Grant to Mabel late the wife of Reginald lo Testu who is bound to
. the king for payment of three instalmenta of the purchase money for wood
in Darguel Forest, bought by the sa-d Reginald in 1324 from queen
Isabella, which were still unpaid at the dal« of the surrender of the county
of Ponthieu by the queen, that, in consideration of the subsequent deprecia-
tion of the currency in France, she shall be quit of the whole on payment
of one moiety of such balance in the present currency. By C,
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the abbess and convent of
Romesej-e of n messuage in Bomeseye to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the abbey church for the souls of Nicholas de Br^feld,
Emma his wife and their ancestors.
By fine of ^ mark. Southampton.
Licence for Henrv, earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman, to grant to
John le Blount, for life, the manor of Tyberton, co. Gloucester, said lo be
held in chief. By p.s.
Grant for life to William Trussel, king's yeoman, in full satisfaction of
. the lat« grant to him of 60 marks in b^d aud rent, and on surrender by
bim of the manor of Woghfeld, co. Berks, late of Roger de Mortuo Mari,
the king's enemy, which the king lately granted to him in part satisfac-
tion of the same grant, and on surrender also of the letters patent of such
grant to be cancelled in the Chancery, of the manor of Roddeston, co.
Northampton, sometime of the earl of Albemarle, which escheated to
Edward I. and was by him granted for life lo John de Clavcryng, now
tlcceased. By K. & &
Vacated by lurrender.
6 EDWARD III,— Part I. 259
1332. Metnbrane 17 — cont.
March 24. Grant to Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, of parage for seven
Westminster, years for his town of Warrewyke. By K.
March 20. Grant to Joan de Thorthorald, for life, of the yeai'ly farm of 20 marks
Westminster, paid for the town of Appelby, in^nlargement of the late grant of the same
to her, pending other provision, made in lien of a previous grant of the like
sum out of the issues of the escheats on this side Trent. By p.s.
March 24. William Crocheman, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nomi-
Westminster. nating Nicholas Crocheman and Walter Crocheman his attorneys in England
imtil the feast of All Saints.
Richard de Hakeneye also going has like letters nominating John de
Causton and Alan Gilles until Michaelmas.
March 25. Writ of aid until Whitsuntide for John de Bury, charged to lodge the
Wefitmhwter. horses of queen Philippa. By bill of the queen's steward.
March 25. Admission of Robert de Bousser, knight, and Robert de Wanton, as
Westminster, guardians {custodes) of John de Ver, earl of Oxford, a minor, who is going
on pilgrimage to Santiago, to follow and defend all pleas and suits affecting
the earl in all courts in England, and grant, at the instance of the earl,
that they may make other custodians or custodian at their will to follow
and defend for him in the court of King's Bench ; imtil the feast of All
iSaints.
March 25. Exemption for life of Richard de Baskerville from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
March 25. Pardon to Emma the wife of John de Dod3mgsele8 of her waiver in the
Westminster, county of Hertford for non-appearance before Roger de Grey and his
fellows* justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the receiving of
William Sweyn, WilHam Kyng of Ichilton and John Spichspade, after they
had killed Roger atte Russhe at Periton, and for such receiving. By K.
March 25. Ratification of the estate of Richard de Mounte as parson of the church
Westminster, of Kirkeswald, in the diocese of Carlisle, by the collation of John de Castre,
notwithstanding any right of the king therein by reason of any custody of
the lands of the said John being in the hands of him or any of his progenitors.
ByK.
March 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Hamelyn of a messuage
Westminster, and a virgate of land in Wymundham to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the chapel of St. Peter, Burghkirke, for the soul of the
grantor and for the souls of his ancestors. By fine of 20^. Leicester.
Membrane 16.
March 12. Grant, at the request of Edmund de Shireford, to the abbot of Merevale
Stratford-lc- of pontage for three years on wares passing over the bridge of Feldenbrigg
1^^« by Atherstone, across the river Ancre, for repair of the said bridge. By K.
Feb. 20. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Richard de Perers
Waltbam. and Geoffrey atte Lee, for the abbot of Waltham Holy Cross to impark his
wood of Isneye, co. Hertford. By p.s.
March 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph Faynel, knight, of a
Westminster, messuage and six bovates of laud in Berghton to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the chapel of St. James, Glaunfordbrigg, for the good
estate of the grantor and Alice his wife, in life, for their souls after death,
and for the souls of their ancestors and heirs.
By fine of 40«. Southampton.
March 17. Licence for Robert son of Stephen le Con vers to grant that the manor of
WMtminster. Westbarmelyng, held in chief, which should come to him on the death of
R 2
260 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J332. Memhrmie 16 — cont.
the said Stephen, shall remain to Matilda de Huntyngdon, John her son and
the heirs of John. By fine of 60*. Kent.
March 15. Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for men and servants
Westminster, sent by Thomas de Bynedon, burgess of Southampton, king's merchant, with
com for relief of the king's liegos in Ireland.
March 18. Pardon to John son of Roger de Boresworth for the death of (^ffrey
Westminster. Richard at Boresworth, as it appears by the record of Richard de Ege-
baston and Robert de Gaddesby, justices appointed to deliver Leicester
gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
March 17. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Berkelowe, chaplain,
Westminster, to John de Kereseye, parson of the church of Bedefeld, of a messuage in
Bedefeld for the enlargement of the dwelling house of the rectory.
By K. and fine of \ mark. Suffolk.
March 20. Licence for the abbot and convent of Middelton to appropriate the
Westminster, church of Stoklonde, said to be of their advowson. By p.s.
March 18. Exemption, for life, of Richard de Hauekeslowe from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriflT, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
March 23. Grant to Griffin de Cauntiton, king's clerk, of the prebend of St. Germanus
Westminster, in the collegiate church of Abergwyly, in the king's gift by reason of the
late voidance of the see of St. Davids. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of St. Davids.
March 21. Grant to Peter de Canneguyaco, king's clerk, of the canonry and prebend
Westminster, which Maurice de Pi.^siaco held in the church of St. Wulfram, Abbeville,
in the king's gift in right of the county of Ponthieu. By p.s.
March 21. Confirmation of a grant, for life, by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of
Westminster. England, the king's uncle, to Geoffrey Quyncy of the office of constable
of Framelyngham Castle, as well as of the custody of the parks of
Framelyngham, Saham, Barres and Keleshal, and of the foreign woods
and warrens pertaining to the castle and to the manors of Saham and
Keleshal ; with one rol^ yearly of the suit of the earl's esquires, 5*. weekly
for wages, and hay for two horses and half a bushel of oats every night.
By p.s.
March 18. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Quarles and Laurence
Westminster. Hemmyng of a messuage in Norwich, and by Walter de Melford of a
messuage, 18 acres of land and a rood of meadow in Brunhampthorp, to the
abbot and convent of St. Mary de Pratis by Creyk, to find a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the abbey for the souls of the said William,
Laurence, and Walter. By fine of 1 mark. Norfoflk.
March 24. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John de Puseye, of
Westminster. Oxford.
The like for the following : —
Nigel de Whetelaye.
John de Saneto Paulo, pjirson of the church of Assheby David,
constantly attendant on the king's service in the Chancery.
March 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Haltemprice, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of land and rent which they
had the late king's licence to acquire, by Thomas Wake, of Lydell, of two
tofts and 3«. of rent in Hesel, and by John de Achum, chaplain, of 13 acres
of meadow in Cotyngham ; the said tofts and meadow l)eing of the yearly
value of 30*., as appears by the inquisition.
March 27. Presentation of Robert de Bywell to the church of Desburgh, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
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G EDWARD III.— Part I, 261
1332. Membrane 16 — cont.
March 24. Pardon to John son of Richard of the 100*. wherebj he made fine
Westminster, before John de Stonore and his fellows, late justices of oyer and terminer
in the county of Suffolk, for certain trespasses. By p.s.
March 25. Confirmation of a grant by John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, the king's
Westminster, brother, to Joan, late the wife of John de Carmynou, of the custody of the
land and heir of her said husband, to wit Walter, the son, and the manor of
Tamerton, co. Cornwall, to hold during the minority of the said Walter
with his marriage. By K.
March 25. Grant to Stephen de Pountfreint, for service to the king as well beyond
Westminster, the seas as within, of the bailiwick of the hay ward (messoris) of Kayngham,
Merssh, and Little Humber, in Holdemcsse. By p.s.
Membrane 15.
March 19. Protection, for two years, for the abbot of Fourneux and his servants
Westminster, procuring corn and other victuals for the sustenance of the abbey.
March 18. Protection, during j>leasure, for the abbot and convent of Coumbc, a
Westminster, house of royal foundation, now burdened with debt and reduced to extreme
distress by defective rule ; and appointment of William de Clynton and
Master Robert de Stretfonl to the custody thereof, to apply all the issues in
discharge of the debts and relief of the estate thereof, sa^-ing only reason-
able sustenance for the house. By C.
Vacated by surrender,
Jan. 27. Licence for the abbot and convent of Chester to appropriate the church
Westminster, of Campedene, co. Gloucester, said to be of their advowson. By p.s.
March 20. Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Matthew de
Westminster. Redmane, staying in Ireland on the king's service with Anthony de Lucy.
ByK.
March 23. Protection with clause rogamus^ for three years, for the chapter and
Westminster, canons of the collegiate church of St. Mary, Suwell, their proctors and
messengers, collecting alms in the churches. The king's bailiffs are to
arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
March 20. Exemption, for life, of Ralph de Normanvyll from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
March 23. Inspexhnus and confirmation of an indenture (in French), dated 28
Westminster. January last and witnessed by Roger Heron, Thomas Grey, John do
Kinggeston, John de Fennewyk, Ralph de Hastingges, Robert Darreys,
Rol^it do Maners, Robert Dogle, Robert de Heppehale and others, whereby
Henry de Percy, lord of Alnewyk, granted to Ralph de Nevill, for life, in
consideration of his stay with him in peace and in war, the manor of
Neuboum, co. Northumberland, with the appurtenances and leave to make
his profit of sea coals found therein. By K. & C.
March 25. Exemption, for life, of William de Touthorp from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sneriff", coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. • By K.
Marcli 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Pittok of Cambridge to
Westminster, the guanlian and Friars Minors of Cambridge of a toft for the enlargement
of their dwelling house. By p.s.
Mai'ch 24. The like, by William de Masham and Robert his brother to the guardian
Westminster, and Friars Minors of Boston of a messuage and half an acre of land
for the enlargement of their dwelling house. By p.s.
262 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 15— cowf.
March 24. Licence for Peter de Malo Lacu * le quart,' to grant, for life, to John de
AVestminster. Warenna, earl of Surrey, the king's kinsman, the manor and town of
Donecastre and the advowson of the church of Rosyngton, said to he held
in chief, with remainder to Peter de Malo Lacu ' le quynt,' and Margai'et
his wife, in fee tail, and if they die without heir of their hodies to. the right
heirs of the grantor. By K.
March 25. Grant to Henry de Mortuo Man, king's yeoman, that he shall hold, for
Westminster, life, the manors of Kynefare and Stourton and the custody of the forest of
Kynefare, according to the tenor of the grant thereof by letters patent dated
2 January, 3 Edward III., notwithstanding that he has been removed
therefrom by Henry lUary by virtue of a previous appointment to the same
which the latter held at the king's will. By p.s.
March 2Q, Grant to Thomas de Drayton of the office of controller of the custom of
Westminster, wools, hides and wool-fells, of the customs of 2s. on every tun of wine, of
Zd. in the pound, and other small customs and prests in the port of Great
Yarmouth and thence along the coast to Ipswich, during good behaviour,
with the custody of one part of the cocket seal while in office. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Thomas Stace of Great Yarmouth, in whose
custody the office now is by the king's appointment.
March 24. Grant to Luke de Burgh, in enlai'gement of his late appointment to
Westminster, prosecute and defend for the king before the justices of the Bench, during
pleasure, that he shall hold the office during good behaviour.
March 27. Pardon to Richard de Whatton, knight, and Robert his son of 30 marks
Westminster, out of the 30/. by which they made fine, to wit, Richard by 10/. and Robert
by 20/., before Richard de Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer in the county of Nottingham, for certain trespasses whereof ihey
were indicted. By p.s.
Membrane 14.
March 25. Inspexinius and confirmation of the treaty made for a marriage between
Westminster. Reynaldus, count of Geldres, and Eleanor the king's sister.
l^FcaderaJ]
March 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Brokesbourne to the
Westminster, prioress and nuns of Wykes, in part satisfaction of the 100*. of land and
rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage, 160 acres
of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 15 acres of wood, and 20*.
of rent, in Tendryiigge, Wykes and Mistelegh, the said messuage and lands
being of the yearly value of 74*. 2c/., as appears by the inquisition.
March 26. The like,. to the abbess and convent of St. Mary's, Winchester, in part
Westminster, satisfaction of the 20/. of laud and rent which they have the king's licence
to acquire, by Edmund Hedde, and Alice daughter of Geoffrey le Lyndraper,
of 4*. of rent, and by Margaret de Wynhale of 13«. 4c/. of rent, both in the
suburb of Winchester.
March 24. Licence, at the request of A. bishop of Worcester, for William Valeran,
Westminster, prior of the hermitage of St. Leonard, Stretfeld Say, and proctor general in
England of the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Valemont, to sell wood to
the value of 10/. out of the wood belonging to the abbey in a place called
* Wydemere,' in Pambere forest, for repair of the hermitage. By p.s.
March 24. Exemption, for life, of Nicholas Geraud from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
March 28. Thomas, earl of Norfolk, and mai*shal of England, the king's uncle.
Tower of staying in England, has letters nominating Ralph Meilers and William
London. Straunge his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
6 EDWARD III.— Part I. 263
1332, Membrane 14 — coiU,
March 29. Licence for the prior and convent of Kirkeby Monks to acquire in mort-
Tower of main land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks.
London. By p.g.
Membrane 13.
March 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Whetele, parson of the
Westminster, church of Staynton, of two messuages, two mills, 24 acres of land, and half
an acre of meadow in Great Hale and Little Hale, and of the reversion of
4 acres of land in Great Hale held for life by John le Smyth of Hekyngton
and Margery his wife, and of 8 acres of land there held for life by Beatrice
daughter of Hugh Imeside and Agnes her sister, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the church of St. John the Baptist, Hale, for the
soul of Elias de "N^etele and for the £!0uls of all the faithful departed.
By fine of 10 marks. Lincoln.
March 24. Acceptance of a grant by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, to John
Westminster, de Suthford of the herbage and pasture of the park of Ersham, with the
custody of the gates of the park and free ingress and egress for all animals
by the said gates, saving sufficient pasture for the earl's deer in the
park, to hold for life, with all profits and emoluments of the herbage and
pasture, by the rent of one piece of Eylesham at Michaelmas. By p.s.
March 23. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Swythin's, Winchester, to
Westminster, impark their woods of Muchelraersh, Hussebourne, Whitchurch, Wotton,
Moenes and Crundale. By p.s.
March 24. Exemption, for life, of John de Grafton from being put on assizes, juries
Westminster, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, shmff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
March 26, Licence for the prioress and convent of St. Margaret's, Ivyngho, to
Westminster, acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of
100*. By p.s.
March 26. Ratification of the estate of Master Simon de Monte Acuto in the church
Westminster, of Wystowe, by collation of the bishop of Lincoln, and in the prebend of
Laugestowe, in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, by provision of the
Apostolic See, notwithstanding any right of the king therein by reason of
his custody of the lands and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of
the late king. By p.s.
Mnrcli 26. Pardon to Agnes the wife of John Mautravers of 40/. due to the king for
Westminster, corn growing in certain of her dower lands, which were lately in his hands
for certain causes, and were afterwards assigned to her for her sustenance.
By p.8.
Marct 24. Pardon to the prior and convent of St. Swithin's, Winchester, for
Westminster, acquiring, in mortmain, under pretext of a licence from the late king for
the alienation to them by John Waspray of 60 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and 5 acres of wood, in Westwod, certain lands in the said town by
the name of a carucate of land and not by the number of acres, and licence
for them to retain the same. By pjs.
March 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bichard de la Bere of West-
Westminster, cote of a messuage, 30 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow and 26f. Sd. of
rent, in Kyngesle and Benstede by Froyle, to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily, in a chapel in Benstede church newly biult by the grantor, for
his good estate, in life, for his soul, after death, and for the souls of his
ancestors. By fine of 7 marks. Southampton.
March 17. Bestitution to the prior and convent of St. Neots of an acre of land in
Westminster. Turveye, lately seized into the king's hands because acquired by William,
2G4
CALENDAR OB' PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
Mai'ch 28.
Tower of
London.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
March 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 13 — conU
the late prior, from John son of William Bone after the publication of the
statute of mortmain without the licence of Edward T.
By p.s. and fine of ^ mark. Huntingdon.
Pardon to Robert le Baker of West Rasen and Sarra his wife for
acquiring for life from John son of Philip Paynel a messuage and three
bovates of land, held in chief, and entering thereon without the late king's
licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
By fine of 32*. I^incoln.
Licence for Thomas de Sutton to enfeoff Thomas Godard of a messuage,
18 acres of land, 1^ acre of meadow and 2s. Qd. of rent, in Miehham, held
in chief. By fine of 10*. Surrey.
Grant to Richard de Wylughby, for his losses sustained by the taking of
his bod}' and his heavy ransom, of the farm of 100 marks which Alice late
the wife of Roger Beler pays yearly at the Exchequer for two paits of her
husband's lands granted to her by the king during minority of the heir,
together with the 100 marks due on account of the same farm for £he past
year. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Alice.
Grant to Robert de Middelton, king's yeoman, of the office of constable
of Wyggemore Castle, now in the king's hands by reason of the minority ol
Roger son and heir of Edmund de Mortuo Mari, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, escheator on this side Trent.
Grant to Nicholas de Verdon, in enlargement of the late grant to him of
the custody of the manors of Rathwer and Rathfaith, in Ireland, escluuits
by the forfeiture of Roger do Mortuo Mari, earl of March, to hold rent
free, during pleasure, that he shall hold the same manors for six years from
this date. Bv K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Emeldon of (1)
10/. of rent in Newcastle-upon-Tyue to two chaplains to celebrate divine
service daily at the altar of St. John the Baptist in the church of St.
Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for his good estate, in life, for his soul,
after death, and for the souls of his wives, father, mother, brothel's, sisters
and ancestors, as well as of Sampson le Cotiller and Agnes his wife ; and
(2) 4 acres of land in Elyngeham, co. Northumberland, to a third chaplain
to celebrate the like service daily at the altar of St. Katherine in Emeldon
church. By p.s.
Vacated because otJierwise below.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 12.
Licence for . Henry do Grey to enfeoff (*fc), for life, Robert de Insula,
John de Cantebrigge, Richard de Bayouse and William de Riston, of the
manor of Purle, co. Essex, said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Licence for Ralph Basset of Weldon to enfeoff Andrew, vicar of the
church of Ashby St. Legers, and Thomas, parson of the church of Weldoo,
of the manors of Wehlon and Weston, held in chief, and for them to
re-grant them to him and the heirs of his body or, in default of such, to his
right heirs. By fine of 30/. Northampton.
Vacated by surrender and othertoise below.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for the master and Friars
of the order of St. Mary of Bethlehem, and their attorneys, collecting alms
in the churches of England, Ireland and Wales. The king's bailiffs are to
arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
6 EDWARD III.— Part I.
265
1332.
March 28.
Tower of
London.
March 27.
Tower of
London.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 28.
Tower of
London.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
March 27.
Westminster.
March 28.
Tower of
London.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
March 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Gaillard de Mota, cardinal deacon of St. Lucy's in Silice, archdeacon of
Oxford, prccentor of Chichester Cathedral and prebendary of Milton in the
church of St. Mary, Lincoln, staying in the court of Rome, has letters
nominating Thomas de Goldyugham, parson of the church of Tangemere,
and Peter Vaurelli his attorneys in England for two years.
Grant to Henry de Lancastre, the king's kinsman, for the special affection
which the king bears him, and because his father Henry earl of Lancaster
has not yet made such provision for him as becomes his estate, and also
for his better maintenance in the king's service, of 5CX) marks yearly at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
Pardon to Osbert Pyiou and Amy his wife for acquiring, for life, without
the licence of the late king, from John son of Philip Paynel a messuage and
four bovates of land in West Rasen, held in chief, and liceiico for them to
retain them. By fine of 42s.
Presentation of Thomas de Swalclyve, parson of the church of St.
Magnus, London, to the church of West Hanifeld,in the diocese of London,
now in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
John de Hasty nges, tenant in chief of the late king ; on an exchange of
benefices with William dc Cantuaria.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Clynton of 5 acres
of land in Maxstok, co. Warwick, and the advowson of the church of that
town, to six chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the said church
for the souls of the king's progenitors, kings of England, the soul of the
grantor, after death, and the souls of his ancestors. By p.s.
Pardon to Joan late the wife of Roger de Moituo Mm for acquiring, for
life, from Edmund de Mortuo Mari, the castle of Dolvoreyn, and the land of
Kedewynk, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ;
and licence for her to rctain the same. By K. & C.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Owan Cordier,
going beyond seas on the king's service. By K.
William de Bermyagham, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters
nominating Fulk do Bermyngham and William, parson of the church of
Enefeld his attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
Henry de Bermyngham going on pilgrimage with him has like letters
nominating Richard de Shiryngton and William de Hulle.
Protection clause nolumusj for one year, for Thomas de Peyton.
March 31. Grant to David de Bromfeld, for service to the late king, of the bailiwick
Tower of of the office of woodward of Archlegh Ljsave, during good behaviour.
London.
March 29. Licence for John de Bohun of Midhurst to grant to Hugh de Mortymer
Tower of of Cheylmersh, Elizabeth his wife and his heirs 2 acres of land, 2 acres of
liondon. wood and 33*. 4d. of rent, in Luton, and a fourth part of the hundred of
Flytten. By fine of 6 marks. Bedford.
Pardon to William de Ayette, king's yeoman, to whom the king lately
granted, for life, the bailiwick of the stewardship of the forest of Galtres,
tor divers trespasses of vert and venison and other trespasses within the
said forest whereof he has been maliciously indicted before the keepers and
ministers of the same, and by pretext whercof the bailiwick has been taken
into the king's hands. By p.s.
Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Nicholas,
York, to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly
value of 10 marks. By K.
March 27.
Weitminster.
March 30.
Towttof
London*
266
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1332.
March 27.
Westminster.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
April 1.
Hertford.
March 27.
Westminster.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 12 — cont»
Pardon to Adam Murre of Baynton for the death of John son of Sarra
at Bajnton, as it appears by the » record of Peter de Middelton and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver York Castle, that he killed him in self
defence.
Licence, after inquisition ad gtwd damnum^ and in consideration of the
great losses caused to the abbey by the frequent forays of the Scots, for the
alienation in mortmain by John Gernoun and Margaret his wife to the
abbot and convent of Holm Coltram of an acre of land in Wiggeton and
the advowson of the church of that town, in the diocese of CarGde, to find
four monks of the order as chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the
abbey church, and twQ secular chaplains to do the like in Wiggeton church,
for the good estate of the king, in life, for his soul, after death, and for the
souls of the said John and Margaret and of her ancestors ; and for the
appropriation of the church by the abbot and convent. By p.s.
Presentation of John de Bosen to the- church of Roilsbton, in the diocese
of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the priory
of Lanthony in Wales.
Licence for the prioress and nuns of Lemynstre to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Appointment of William de Chilwell, in consideration of his service to
the late king, to the bailiwick of the parker of the king's pai'k of Grynge-
leye, during good behaviour. By p.s.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
March 28.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 11.
Licence, at the request of queen Philippa, for the alienation in mortmain
by John de Framlyngham, clerk, to the prioress and nuns of Caumpesse of
the manor of Karleton by Keleshale, co. Suffolk, and the advowson of the
church of that town, and for the prioress and nuns to grant the manor to a
chaplain, for life, on condition that he, with two other chaplains to be found
by him, celebrate divine service daily in the said church for the soul of
Alice de Henaud, late countess of the marshal, aunt of the queen, and
for the soul of the grantor, after his death. On the death of the said
chaplain, the prioress and nuns are to resume possession of the manor and
to grant it to another chaplain to hold upon like conditions, according to
appointment to be made by the said John, and so from time to time as each
successive chaplain dies. They are also to present to the church whenever
void.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Peter de Ty to enclose
a way 60 perches long and 14 perches broad, leading from Weston to
Lonewade Bridge, for the enlargement c^ his dwelling house in Weston, on
condition that he provide a like way for public use on his own land.
By fine of 20*. Norfolk.
Appointment of Master Robert de Ayleston, king's clerk, archdeacon of
Berks, to the office of the Treasury of the Exchequer, during pleasure.
ByK.
Mandate to W. bishop of Norwich for livery to him of the rolls, keys
and other things pertaining to the office now in his custody.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to the barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Scardeburgh of quayage on warei
landed on their quay, until three years from Easter.
By the Chancellor at the instance of Robert de Scardeburgh.
6 EDWARD lU.— Part I.
267
1332.
March 31.
Tower of
London.
March 31.
Tower of
London,
March 26.
Westminster.
March 28.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
Fob. 2.
Waltham.
March 24.
Wcftminster.
Membrane 11 — cant.
Licence for Jevan Devenald, 'harpour/ to acquire land and rent, not
held in chief, to the yearly value of 100^. and to grant the same in mortmain
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of the Holy
Trinity, Kadugenescros, for the soul of the king and for the souls of the
king's ancestors and of the faithful departed. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by H. bishop of St. Davids of
the advowson of the church of St. Mary, Sweyneseye, in his diocese, said
to be of the yearly taxation of 10/., to six chaplains to celebrate divine
service daily therein for the soul of the king, after his death, and for the
souls of the king's progenitors and of the faithful departed ; and for the
appropriation of the church by the chaplains. By p.s.
Licence for Robert Darcy to enfeoff Master John de Spanneby and Thomas
son of Thomas son of Eustace of the manor of Donstone, co. Lincoln, said
to be held in chief, and for them to re-grant the same to him and Joan
daughter of Thomas son of Eustace, for their lives, with remainder to John
de Argentham, Margaret his wife aud the heirs of the body of Margaret,
and in default of such heir to Robert son of John Darcy of Conyngesby, the
elder {seniori\ and his heirs. By p.s. and fine of 40^.
Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for Hugh de Lacy, knight,
who was impeached of certain crimes in Ireland by Roger de Mortuo Marl
and for that cause withdrew from that land for some time, while coming to
the king in England, staying there and returning back to Ireland. By K.
Licence for Ralph Basset of Weldon to enfeoff Andrew, vicar of the
church of Assheby St. Legers, and Thomas Phelip of Pightesle of the
manors of Weldon and Weston, held in chief, and for them to re-grant these
to him, for life, with remainders to Richard his son and the heirs of Richard
by I<<icholaa his wife ; and, in default of such, to the right heirs of Ralph.
By fine of 30/. Northampton.
Orant to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kinsman, in part satisfaction of
the 200 marks of land and rent promised him by the king, of the manor of
Pritheby, co. Leicester, an escheat by the forfeiture of Simon de Bereford,
rebel, as of the value of 25/. 13^. 4|</., the manor of Asshole, and 16 marks
of rent in Upsombourn, co. Southampton, together with the reversion of
4 marks of rent in the same town held as dowry by Alice Thebaud, for
life, as of the value of 2O/.9 aud the yearly farm of 50/. which the abbot
and convent of Waltham Holy Cross used to pay to Edmund, late earl of
Kent, and which is now in the king's hands by reason of the minority of
the heir ; to hold until the king ordsun otherwise for his estate. By p.s.
Licence in mortmain for Richard de Emeldon to build on a void place
in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, opposite the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr,
between n messuage of John de Carliolo on one side and one of John de
Breteuill on the other, and to grant the same when built upon with 10/. of
rent in the said town, said to be held in chief, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the church of St. Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
at the altar of St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist, for the
good estate of the said Richard, in life, for his soul, after death, and for the
souls of his wivesy father, mother, brothers, sisters and ancestors, as well
as of Sampson le Cotiller and Agnes his wife. By K. and p.s.
March 18.
Towor of
London.
Membrane 10.
Licence for Ghiffin de la Pole to enfeoff Richard de la Chaumbre and
Robert de Guldeford of the commote of Deuder, said to be held in chief,
and for them to re-grant the same to him, for life, with remainder to
Richaril, earl of Arundel, in fee. By K.
208
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 10 — conL
March 25. Grant to John Darcy *le cosyn/ for his better maintenance in the king's
Westminster, service, of the manors of Mershton Meysy, co. Wilts, as of the yearly value
of 22/., and Wyke Valors by Mershton Meysy, as of the value of 60^.,
escheats by the forfeiture of Hugh le Despenser, late earl of Winchester,
to hold for life, rent free, in part satisfaction of 16/. of rent in Ormesby, co.
Norfolk, and the manors of Broccelby and Gretham, co. Lincoln, formerly
granted to him in form aforesaid, which were afterwards put out of his han^ls
for certain causes. If these manors or any parcel thereof be at ahy lime
recovered against the said John by judgment of the king's court, he shall
receive an equivalent. By K, and C.
March 30. Licence for the abbot and convent of Muchelneye to acquire in mortmain
Tower of land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 100*. By p.s.
London.
March 21. Grant to the abbot and convent of Tichefeld, who at the request of the
Westminster, late king granted sustenance from their house to Adam Godyeman, that as
it is found by inquisition taken at the king's command by John de Tiche-
bourn and John de Hampton that the abbey is of the patronage of the
bishop of Winchester in right of his bishopric, that it was founded by Peter
de Roches, sometime bishop, aiid that the abbot and convent hold no lands
in chief, their house shall be quit of such sustenance after the death of the
said Adam. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Nicholas de Corsgate of Camme, lately outlawed for non-
Westminster, appearance before the king's justices in eyre of the forest in the county of
Wilts to answer touching a trespass in the forest of Bradon in the time of
Edward I., of the trespass and the outlawry'. By p.s.
Protection with clause volujuus, until Midsummer, for Mary de Sancto
Paulo, countess of Pembroke, staying beyond the seas on the king's service.
By K. on the information of the Chancellor.
The like for Richard de Monte Caniso staying with her.
The like for Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke,
staying beyond the seas on the king's service.
Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Newcastle-upon-Tyne of murage for
ten years from the expiration of the grant of the same for seven years dated
3 Febiiiary 1 Edward III., to be taken by Adam de Galeweye, Richard de
Acton, John de Denton and John Wo<leman, or two of them. By p.s.
By an inquisition taken by William de Shareshull and Ralph de Perham
the king has learned that the men of the townships of Kyngesnorton,
Y'erdeley and Solihull have time out of mind inter-commoned for all animals
and cattle at all times of the year in the pasture of Kyngesnorton Wode,
on the confines of the counties of Worcester and Warwick, and that they
and certain others having common in the said pasture lately threw down,
as lawful was for them to do, a dyke {fossatuni) raise<l by Roger de
Mortuo Mari, late earl of March, on the said pasture to their loss and
disherison ; and that, because lately at the day of the taking of an inquisi-
tion by Henry de Hambury, then a justice of the King's Bench, at
Bremesgrave by writ of nisi prius in a plea before the king at the suit of
the said earl touching the said throwing down, they did not dare to appear
to challenge the jurors of the inquisition for fear of death and of the power
of the earl, they were convicted and adjudged to pay 300/. to the earl for
damages. In respect of this sum, the said men, by petition before the king
and his council in Parliament have prayed that, whereas the same is now
required of them for the king's use by reason of the earl's forfeiture, he
would be willing to show them special favour in the matter ; and under
the circumstances, he pardons 286/. 13^. 4d, out of the said 300/. so as they
satisfy the remaining 20 marks at the Exchequer. By K. & C.
March 29.
Tower of
London.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
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6 EDWARD III.— Pakt I.
1332. Membratte 10 — cmt.
Here John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, delivered the f
into the custody of Maater Henry de Clif, under the aeida of i
Eileocstowc and Thomas de Baumborgfa, as nppeara in a memora
the dorse of the Close Boll.
Mbubranb 0.
ProtPCtion with clause volumvs, for one year, for Adam de L3
chancellor of Ireland, staying in that land on the king's service.
The like for William de Lymhei^h, parson of the church of
staying in his company.
The like for the following :—
William de Keleseye, parson of the church of Navenby, )
Ireland on the king's service to stay in the company of
Henry de Qillyng, parson of the church of Lannewyth, st
Ireland in the company of the said Adam.
Herbert de Gresseby, going to Ireland to stay in the coropai
The said William de Kelleseye has letters nominating Thomas di
and Bol)ert de Kellescye his attorneys in England for one year.
The said Herbert dc Gresscby has the like.
Protection with clause twlumus, for one year, for John de Bra
Thrope by Da ventre.
Grant to mayor, e'chevins, good men and. commonalty of Ci
enlargement of the assise for one year granteil [o them by letter
dated 3 February last, that on the completion of the said yeai' I
have for the following year the assise of one penny of Paris (
pottle of wine sold in their town to be used for the improveme
town, so long as they bear themselves well and quietly towards
and his ministers, and at the end of the term duly account b(
seneschal and the receiver of the county of Fonthieu for all i
I'eceived. By |
Protection for one year for Master Simon de Stanes, his i
servants, trading in divers parts of the realm.
Protection with clause nolumm, for one year, for William
Tregothel and Hugh Trewoef.
The like for the following : —
Guichardus do Jou, prior of Montacutc.
Benedict 1q Brun of Boskone.
Anthony Pe.'<sargne of Genoa, going beyond the seas, has letters no
Henry de Ferariis his attorney in England for one year.
Promise to re-pay to the king's merchants, James Nicholas, Bart
'. de Barde and the other raerchunts of the society of the Bardi of ]
who at the king's request have promised to pay to Reginald,
Gerle \,000l. sterling as a marriage portion for Eleanor the kin|
500/. of the said sum at Michaelmas and the balance a fortnij
Easter then next.
e in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exche
the king's chamberlains.
Assignment to the said merchants, in satisfaction of 10,000/. i
sums wherein tho king is bound to them, of all the issues of tl
moiety of the fourth year's collection of a four-yearly tenth impon
ctei^y of England by the Pope, and of first fniits of void 1
270
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
March 27.
Tower of
London.
1332* Membrane 9 — cont,
reserved by him for the same time, and of all arrears due on account of the
three preceding years. By the same p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Itherius de Goncoreto, the collector.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Gift to the said merchants, in recompense of losses sustained by them by
the non-payment at the appointed time of loans advanced for the king's
service, of 4,000 marks, to be paid at Martilmas. By the same p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Promise to pay to the said merchants at Midsummer 500/. paid by them
as a gift from the king to Henry de Bello Monte in recompence of his
losses during the time when he was banished from the realm and stayed in
France. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
April 2. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to the said merchants in
Hertford. 200 marks, paid at his request to Anthony de Pesaigne, for expenses in going
to the court of Rome to further the king's business, with promise to pay
the same a fortnight after Easter. By p.s.
Mandate to the barons of the Exchequer io assign the said sum to the
merchants out of the customs in the poit of Southampton.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for two years, for John son of Simon de
Clondolkan.
The like for the following :—
Gerard Doroms.
Robert de Haverbergh.
Restoration of Thomas de Carleton, late under-sherifE of Lincoln, who
was lately charged in the court of King's Bench with the removal of an
* ef ' in a writ of novel disseisin while in office, and who, being convicted
by the inquisition whereon he put himself, was adjudged by the court
incapable both of his office and of the king's service, to his former repute,
that he may again be able to serve the king or others when he shall happen
to be chosen. By p.s.
Memorandum, — William de Sutton of Boston, Richard de Enderby,
clerk, Walter de Carleton, clerk, and John de Ludford of the county of
Lincoln are mainpernors for the said Thomas that he will bear himself well
towards the king and the people of Lincoln city and county, and that he
will not annoy anyone by reason of his said conviction.
April 4. Confirmation of the merchants of Almain, France, Spain, Portugal,
Hertford. Navarre, Lombardy, Tuscany, Provence, Catalonia, Aquitaine, Toulouse,
Quercy, Flanders, Brabant and other foreign lands, trading within the realm,
in the liberties granted to them, in return for certain prests and customs on
their goods, by charter of Edward I. confirmed by charter of the present
king.
April 2. Notification, for protection of the innocent from the slanders of the
Tower of wicked, that William de Conton, prior of Durham, is a man of approved
London. devotion and of wise and laudable conduct in the administration of
the temporalities and spiritualities of the priory, as the king has learned
both by the efficacy of his work and by his good report. By p.s.
April G. Protection without clause, for one year, for the prior of Bermundseye
Barnwell, going beyond the seas.
He also has letters nominating Peter de Cnsance, derk, and William Roee
his attorneys for the same time.
April 4.
Hertford.
April 14.
Stamford.
April 3.
Buntingford.
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1332.
March 29.
Tower of
LondoD.
April 1,
Waltham Holy
Cross.
April 2.
Hertford.
April 6.
HuntingdoD.
April 5.
HertfonL
Membrane 8.
Grant to queen Isabella, in enlargement of the late grant to her, for life,
of the manors of Hosfeir, Dolpenmayn and Pennehan and the commote of
Meney, in North Wales, the castle and borough of Haverford with appur-
tenances, in South Wales, and divers farms, of the knights' fees, advowsons
of churches and chapels, wards, marriages, and all other thmgs pertaining
to the said castle, borough, manors, commote and farmsi By K.
[Fcedera.'l
Acceptance of a demise by John de Carleton, king's clerk, to W. bishop
of Norwich of the custody of the lands late of John de Bealewe, who
held by knight's service of the heir of Payn de Tybetot, the king's ward,
to hold during the minority of John, the son, or other heir of John de
Bealewe, with the marriage of the heir, as lately granted by letters patent
of the king to the grantor. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Matilda Tibbay to the prior
and convent of Canon's Assheby, as 40^. of the 10 marks of land and rent
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of two messuages, 90
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and 12c^. of rent, in Atneston^ The
said messuages and land are of the yearly value of 33s, 7^d. as appears by
the inquisition.
Licence for Simon Fitz Kichard, one of the justices of the Bench of
Dublin, notwithstanding the ordinance of the council of the late king in
Ireland that no minister of the king, while in office, should acquire any
lands in Ireland, to acquire in fee land and rent to the yearly value of 20/. ;
and to make grants in fee of the land which he already holds in that land,
whether of his own acquiring or of his wife's inheritance, and to resume
the same by fine or otherwise, at his will. By C*
Inspeximus and confirmation of divers grants by Henry L, Stephen and
others to the abbey of St. Bemigius at Rhelms* By fine of 409.
[Monastkon^ vol, vi. p. 1099.]
March 1.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
March 26.
WcKtminstor.
April 5.
Uarnwell.
March 30.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 7.
Acknowledgment of the receipt in the Treasury of 242/. 13*. 4<f. paid for
the king's service to W. bishop of Norwich, the treasurer, and the chamber-
lains, by the king's merchants Beyner Perini and his fellows, merchants of
the society of the Peruchi of Florence ; with promise to re-pay the same
at Midsummer. By bill of the Treasurer.
Deputation of Bobert de Tong, king's clerk, to defray the expenses of
Eleanor, the king's sister, and others of her company, going to Almain
for her marriage with the count of Gueldre. By C.
[Fadera,']
Pardon to John de Mockyng, one of the sheriffs of London, for the
escape from his custody of Boger le Sauvage, lately arrested in the city of
London by the king's order and imprisoned there for divers felonies whereof
he is indicted before Bichard de Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer in the county of Nottinghami By C.
Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs and others to provide carriage for William de
Chestrefeld and Bobert le Clerk, sent by Arnold Micol, chief butler, to
make purveyance of wine for the household, until Michaelmas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Lascy of Qajteford,
of two messuages, 30 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
30 acres of wood ond 30«. of rent, in Gay teford and Brettou by Brotherton,
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary the
Virgin, Gayteford, for the good estate of the grantor, in life, for his soul,
after death, and for the souls of his father, mother, ancestors and heirs.
By fine of 100*. York,
272
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
April 6.
Barnwell.
April 7.
Huntingdon.
April 6.
Hertford.
Membrane 7^^ont.
Presentation of John Blaure, parson of the church of Lanvayrellyu, in
the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Kjlmaynthloid, in the same
diocese, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of certain escheated
lands of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, on an exchange of benefices
with William de Wynferton.
Protection, for one year, for Hugh de Betele, burgess of Lynn, his men
and servants, while taking without the realm 600 quarters of com which
the said Hugh lately bought in foreign parts and imported to sell within the
realm. On his petition showing that he is unable to effect his purpose in
the realm, the king has granted that he may carry the same without the
realm, notwithstanding the late prohibition of such export, and make his
profit there.
Licence for John do Mickelham to enfeoff Roger de Aperdele of the
manor of Mickelham (with the exception of a messuage, 120 acres of land
and 4 acres of wood), which is held in chief. By fine of 40*. Surrey.
April 6. Robert Corbet of Morton, knight, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has
Waltiiam Holy letters nominating John de Wal.enhull, clerk, and William de Acton his
Cross. attorneys in England until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.
Richard Hord, also going, has like letters.
April 10. Confirmation of a grant in mortmain by Walter Wodelok to Thomas de
Huntingdon. Thuddene, rector of the church of Enebourne, of 5^ acres of land in
Enebourne in exchange for the like quantity of land there.
By fine of \ mark. Southampton.
Pardon to Richard Whitot, king's Serjeant, butler of the household, of
10/. 4Jdf. required of him by summons of the Exchequer of arrears of his
account for the time when he was butler of the household, before the king
assumed the governance of the realm, and Nicholas de Hugate was treasurer
of the household. By p.8.
April 8. Protection with clause rogamtis and safe conduct, for three years, for
Huntingdon, friar John de Spofford, proctor of the house of St. Robert by Knaresburgh,
of the Trinitarian order for the redemption of captives of the Holy Land,
and his messengers, collecting an aid and alms in churches, towns and
markets, for relief of the estate of the house, which has lately been
destroyed by the Scots.
March 31.
Tower of
London.
April 8.
Huntingdon.
April 10.
Huntingdon.
April 12.
Stamford.
April 4.
UarnwelL
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Jolm de la Wyke of Stanynges
to the abbot and convent of Fecamp, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of land
and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of a messuage, a
virgate and 10 acres of land and 17^. of rent in Brede, held of the abbey.
The messuage and land are of the yearly value of 20*., as appears by the
inquisition.
Protection without clause, for two years, for Ralph, bishop of Bath and
Wells, going beyond the seas.
The said bishop has letters nominating John de Sutton, clerk, and John
de Baddeby his attorneys in England for two years.
Grant to John de Stratford, bishop of Winchester, in enlargement cf the
late grant to him of the manor of Schaldeford, co. Surrey, to hold to him
and his heirs for ever at fee farm, by the rent of 20 marks at the Ex-
chequer, that he shall hold the same for his life quit of the rent. By p.s.
Presentation of John de Wyndesore, king's clerk, parson of the church
of Bedyngton, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Wycham,
in the diocese of Canterbury, which is in the king's giflby reason of his cus-
tody of the lands and heir of Edmund, earl of Kent ; on an exchange of
benefices with Richard de Novo Castro, king's clerk. By p.s.
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1332.
April 13.
Stamford.
April 14.
Stamford.
Membrane 7 — cont
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bicbard Pycard to Walter de
Badeneje, vicar of tbe cburch of Gillyngbam, of a rood and an eigbtb part
of a rood of land in Gillyngbam for the enlargement of his dwelling-bouse.
By fine of 10*. Kent.
Agnes late tbe wife of Arnold Power, staying in England, bas letters
nominating William de Kelleseye, clerk, and Herbert de Gresseby her
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
April 14.
Stamford.
April 25.
Leicester.
April 16.
Stamford.
Membrane 6.
Licence for John Gernoun to enfeoff John, parson of tbe church of St.
Gregory, London, and Richard de la Pole of tbe manor of Baukwell, co.
Derby, and for them to re-grant tbe same to him, for life, with remainder
to John bis son, Alice the wife of the latter, and the beira of their bodies.
By p.s. and fine of 100^. made before the king.
Grant to tbe mayor, bailiffs and good men of Nottingham ; on their
petition showing that, after the grant of murage for ftve years made to them
20 April, 1 Edward III., the king bad granted the like customs to Alice
la Palmere of Nottingham from 6 May in the same year until one year from
Christmas then next, for repair of the bridge of Hetbebeth, and not willing
that different customs should be taken from one and tbe same thing had sent
his mandate to them to stay the collection of murage while pontage was
being levied; of murage from 6 May until one year from Christmas
next.
Grant to Ingelram le Walssb, for service to the late king, and for tbe
testimony which William de Monte Acuto bears to his integrity, of the
bailiwick of walker in Wyndesore Forest, which he held before. By p.s.
Mandate to Thomas de Foxle, constable of Wyndesore Forest, for livery
of the bailiwick.
April 26. Appointment of John bishop of Winchester, tbe chancellor, Adam,
Nottingham, bishop of Worcester, William de Clynton, knight, and Master John de
Shordich, professor of civil law, as proctors and special messengers to treat
with Philip, king of France, of a journey to tbe Holy Land and other
matters relating to that land. [Foedera.']
The like, to arrange for a meeting between the two kings in France.
[Fcedera.']
The like, to treat of a marriage between Edward, earl of Chester, the
king's first-born son and Joan, daughter of the king of France. [Foedcra.]
March 21. Assignment to tbe king's merchants, James Nicholas, Bartholomew de
Wcstmir8ter. Barde and tbe other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, in
satisfaction of 10,000/. wherein the king is bound to them by letters patent
under the great seal and tbe seal of the Exchequer and by bills of the
Wardrobe, of the king's moiety of tbe fourth year's collection of a four
yearly tenth set by the Pope on the clergy of England, Wales, and Ireland,
and the arrears of the three previous years, and of the first-fruits of void
benefices reserved for the same time.
Changed by tbe Chancellor because sealed at another time by p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, king's clerk, the
>pe'8 Dundo and collector of tbe said tenth and first-fruits.
Et erat patens.
Presentation of John de Staunford to the church of Haddon, in tbe
diocese of Lincoln, in tbe king's gift by reason of tbe voiilance of Thorney
Abbey in the time of Edward I.
Hugh le Despenser, going on pilgrimage to SantingOy bas letters
nominating Henry de Uphavene his attorney in England until Michaelmas,
U 66658. •
P6pe'
April 18.
Stamford.
April 24.
Stamford.
274
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1332.
April 26.
Stamford.
April 27.
Leicester.
April 27.
Nottingham.
April 26.
Nottingham.
April 26.
Nottingham.
April 24.
Stamford.
April 6.
BarnwelL
April 6.
Barnwell.
April 18.
Stamford.
April 20.
Stamford.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Thomas Roscelyn, going beyond the seas on the king's service, has like
letters nominating Vincent de Norton until the feast of St. Peter ad Vin-
cula. By K.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Robert do Uflford,
keeper of the forest on this side Trent, for the abbot and convent of Waverle
to assart and bring into cultivation 40 acres of their wood of Dokenefeld,
which is within the forest, and which they enclosed with the licence of the
late king, as it is said ; provided that the king's deer can pass into and out
of the same. By fine of 1 mark. Southampton.
Signification to Thomas, bishop of Hereford, of the revocation of the
late presentation of Master Kichard de Steynton, king's clerk, parson of the
church of Gyng Rauf, in the diocese of London, to the church of Newen-
ham, on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Shipton ; the king having
since discovered that the presentation belongs to his uncle Thomas, earl of
Norfolk, the marshal, in virtue of the late grant to him of the town of
Newenham, co. Gloucester, inter alia, with knights' fees, advowsons,
and other appurtenances.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Hugh de Asteley appointed a purveyor
for the household of Edward, earl of Chester, the king's first-bom son.
By bill of the treasurer of the earl's household*
The like for the following purveyors for the said household ;—
Richard Dent.
Andrew de Box ton.
Robert Ballard.
Richard Damoysel.
John de Esebourn, going beyond the seas on the king's service with J.
bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, has letters nominating Robert de
Emyngburgh, clerk, his attorney in England until midsummer.
Protection with clause volumus, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula,
for Thomas son of Thomas de Scalariis, going beyond the seas on the
king's service in the compan y of Constantine de Mortuo Mari.
By testimony of Constantine*
Membrane 5.
Confirmation of a writing of Richard, sometime bishop of Lincoln, con«
firmed by William, sometime dean, and the chapter of Lincoln, being a
grant to John Q^rnoun, called the brewer (dicto hraciaton), of a toft and
four bovates of laud by the church of Netelham, late of Robert son of Alice,
to hold to him, the heirs of his body and their heirs, by the rent of 20s.
for all secular service and demand. By fine of 2 marks. Lincoln.
Inspeximus of a charter under the old seal, dated 15 August, 1 Edward
III., being an inspeximus of a charter, dated 12 July, 37 Henry IIL, con-
firming to God, St. Mary and the order of the brethren of the Temple of
Solomon their lands and liberties, and a confirmation of the same to the
prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, to
whom the possessions of the former order were assigned by a statute of the
late king, made with the assent of the earls, barons and nobles of the realm,
for the honour of God, St. Mary and St. John the Baptist and for the
succour of the Holy Land.
Mfiuidate, until the Ascension, to sheriffs, bailiffs and others to provide
carriage for Robert de Barton taking jewels and other things of Eleanor,
the king's sister, from London to Sandwich, against the arrival there of the
said Eleanor on her journey to Almain to be married to Reymund, count of
Gueldre. By p.8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Elaynges, parson of
the church of Tarente Monkton, to the abbot and conyent of Teukesbury,
i
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1332.
April 25.
Nottingham.
April 20,
Stamford.
April 25.
Leicester.
April 24.
Stamford.
April 13.
Stamford.
April 28.
NottiDgham.
April 26.
Nottiogham
April 28.
Nottingham.
April 27.
XiOoefter.
April 26.
Nottingham.
April 28.
Stamford.
April 11.
Stamford.
Membrane S'-^cont,
in part satisfaction of the 10/. of land and rent which they have the king's
licence to acquire, of a messuage, a carucale of land, 3^ acres of meadow
and lis. l\d, of rent, in Gt>derjngton and Bishops Cly ve ; the said mes-
suage and lands being of the yearly value of 40«. as appears by the inquisition.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to John de Pulteneye,
mayor of London, in 200/. received as a loan in the Treasury by the hands
of Master Robert de Ayleston, king's clerk, archdeacon of Berk?, the
treasurer ; with promise to repay the same on Whitsunday. By K.
Licence for William la 2k)U6che of Mortimer and Eleanor his wife to
grant to Anthony C3rteroun and Nicholas de Salvo, for their lives the manors
of Great Merlawe, Staneford and Caversham, held in chief.
By fine of 10 marks made before tlie Chancellor and the Treasurer.
Berks,
Presentation of Henry de Edenestowe to the church of Hynton, in the
dioce,se of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of voidance of the see in the time
of the late king.
Confirmation of a demise by John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, the
king's brother, to John de Sekford, of the manor of Clopton, co. Suffolk, to
hold for life with chaces, warrens, fisheries, liberties, free customs and other
appurtenances except knights' fees and advowsons of churches, by the rent
of 20/. By K. because sealed at another time to John de Carleford by p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Bos of Hamelak
of a messuage and a carucate of land in Husum, parcel of the manor of
Husum, held in chief, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
Husum chapel, for the good estate of the grantor, in lif^, for bJs s.^ul, after
death, and for the soul of William de Eos of Hamelak, his father.
By p.s. and fine of 10 marks. York.
Exemption, for life, of Francis Feypo from being put on assizes, juries or
recognisances and fi'om appointment as mayor, sheriil, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, of the prebend of Swerdes in
the church of St. Patrick, Dubhn, in the king's gift by reason of the tem-
poralities of the archbishopric of Dublin being in the hands of Edward I.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to A. archbishop of Dublin.
John le Smale, going beyond the seas on the king's service, has letters
nominating Thomas de Leddrede his attorney in England until the feast of
St. Peter ad Vincula. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Eldecote to the master
and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan, Worcester, in part satisfaction
of the 10 marks of land and rent which they have the king's licence to
acquire, of a messuage and half a virgate of land in Huggeleye, of the
yearly value of Ss. 4</., as appears by the uiquisition, to hold as of the value
of 6^. Sd.
Margery de Chaumpaigne, going beyond the seas in the company of
Eleanor, the king's sister, has letters nominating John de Colby her
attorney in England until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.
John Ace of Lodelawe, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has like letters
nominating Robert de Horsele and Robert do Warblynton for one year.
Membrane 4.
Grant to Master Ralph de Stretford, king's clerk, of the prebend of
Bannebury, in the church of St. Mar}s Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the see in the time of the late king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to H. bishop of Lincoln.
s 2
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1332. Membrane 4 — cont.
April IS. Grant for the indemnity of Simon de NewentoD, king's yeoman, reciting
Stamford, that the king lately gmnted to him the bailiwick of the chief forester of
Wyndesore Forest to hold for life at the usual wages and fee, that Robert de
Wodeham, who held the eame by grant, for life, of the late king, receiving
daily 12rf. by the hands of the constable of Wyndesore, and whom the king
removed tlierefrom because he found that his game (deductum) there was
destroyed by default of the said Bobert, has since released his estate and right
therein to the said Simon, and that he is to retain the bailiwick according
to the tenor of the lettera patent whnrcby the same was granted to him,
with daily wages of 12d. By K.
Vacated because otherwUe below by p.s.
Mandate to Thomas de Foxle, constable of Wyndesore Castle, to pay the
wages as above. By K.
Apnl 9. Licence, at the request of Bobert de Tanton, king's clerk, for the prior
Sawlry. and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England to appro-
priato the church of Lauridian in Wales, said to be of their ailvowson.
By p.?.
April IS. Protection with clause volmnwi, until Midsummer, for John, bishop of
Stnmford. Winchester, the chancellor, going beyond the seas on the king's business,
ByK.
The like for Master Bicbavd de Chaddeslc, parson of the church of
Kemeseye going with him. By testimony of the bishop
The like for the following also going with him : —
John de Honesworth, parson of the church of Clent.
John de Eccleshale, parson of the church of Overton.
OeoSrey Howetes.
John de Esebourn.
Edmund de Sbirford.
John Sauntere,
Robert de Soppelegh.
John de Lucy.
John de Sandhurst.
William de Ayete.
Apiil 23. The said bishop has letters nominating Master Robert de Stratford and
Stamford, Thomas de Evesham his attorneys in England for the like [teriod.
April 22. Presentation of Robert do la Lee, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Sismford. Stanford, in the diocese of London, to the church of Menstreworth, in tlie
diocese of Hereford, on an exchange of benefices with William tie
Brauncewell, king's clerk.
April IG. Appointment of Roger de Aston t« the bailiwick of the bedelry of
Stamford. Wyggemor and the Iiaywardof the demesne lands pertaining to tho castle of
Wyggemore, during minority of Roger, son and hpir of Edmund de Mortuo
Mari, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussol, the escheator.
April 23. Protection with clause voltimus, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula,
Stamford, for Hugh do Audele going beyond the seas on the king"* service. By K.
The like for Ralph de Stafford going with him. By testimony of Hugh.
The like for the following also going : —
Adam de Everyngham.
Edmund de Appelby.
William de Thorpe.
John de Wyke, parson of the church of North Luffenham.
Nicholas Ley burn.
William son of Thomas att« Welde.
-78 CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1332, Membrane 4 — cont.
TUe like for the following also gobg :—
John de Louteburgh, parson of the church of Kuwiinton.
John fttte Mere, parson of the church of Kyogton.
Adam de Aljnton, parson of the church of Ak,
Maatcr John de Boys, leech.
Geoffrey de Uptnn, parson of the church of Eton hy Wyndesor.
Thomas de Loogcford.
William le Keu of Stradebrok.
Geoffrey de Cirencestre.
Robert Petyt
Adam le Aliussh.
John de Middelton.
Thomas de Weaton.
April 26. William la ZouEche of Mortimer, goiog beyond the seas on the king's
Notiiii(rham. service, has letters nominating Roger Bavent and Robert de Chcddeworth
Ilia attorneys in England until the feast of St, Peter ad Vincula.
Protection with clause volumus, until the same feast, for the said
William.
The like for:—
Constantino de Mortimer going in his company.
By testimony of WiUiiim.
The like for the following also going with him ; —
Roger de Horselc, knight.
Alexander de Hilton, kuigbt.
Hugh le Despenser.
John le Blount, knight.
Thomas Roscelyn, knight.
William do Louderthoriw, knight.
Hugh de CrulJ, clerk.
dimon de Tothale, clerk,
Richard son of Joi-dan de Whitacre.
Roger de Mortimer of Richards Castle.
John Chaumberlcyn.
Adam Tyeis.
John de Hampslap, parson of the church of Long Stanton.
William de Monden,
Roger de Stalham.
Nicholas Wolf
Richard de Boterwyk.
Robert lie Harle.
Henry le Boteler of Midhurst,
April 20. The like for Amice de Echinghara, going beyond tho seas on the king'a
Xomngbmm. service in the company of Eleanor his sister.
By tealimony of William la Zousche.
The hke for Uie following : —
Margery de Chaumpeyne.
Thomas de Toudeby,
Laurence do Oterynden.
Aftri) 24. Robert de Tong, clerk. ^^ '^■
Hiuii.ford. Uonstantinc de Mortuo Mai-i.
William Wolf.
Oassetus de la Ruele.
Percival Simeon.
Adam de Poute Fracto.
John le Smale, clerk.
6 iJDWARD III.— Part I.
279
1332.
April 24.
Stamford.
April 24.
Stamford.
April 26.
Nottiugham.
April 28.
Nottingham.
May 17.
Woodstock.
AprO 27.
Nottingham.
April 26.
Nottingham.
May 2.
Woodiitock.
May a»
Woodstock.
April 4.
liarnwell.
May 7.
Woodstock.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Walter de Wyggemore.
Roger de Sancto Albano.
Thomas de Abyndon.
Nicholas de Thelnetham.
Robert de Leycestre,
John Symeon.
Burga de Vallibus,
John de Seyton.
John de Pyry.
By testimony of Oonstantine de Mortuo Marl, steward of the household
of Eleanor.
Membrane 3.
Grant to Thomas de Haldanby of the office of controller of customs in
the ports of Kyngeston upon Hull and Ravenseroddo, during pleasure, with
the custody of one part of the cocket seal. By p s.
Mandate to William de Cleyton of Donecaatre, the late controller, for
livery of the office and seal.
Mandate to the collectors of customs in the said port to admit him and
pay him the accustomed wages.
Protection with clause nolumttSy for one year, for Master Robert de
Wakefeld, parson of the church of Haselwell.
The like for tlAfollowing ; —
Peter deN< \l
John Rocce. \
Ralph de Br kam, of Lynn.
Pardon to WiUia.. Vie Chetilton, knight, of his outlawry in divers counties
for non-appearance okfore Richard de Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, and before other justices, to answer touching certain trespassea
against the peace, whereof he was indicted. This pardon is granted because
the said William being in like manner indicted before the said justices and
before Ralph de Nevill and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, of
divers felonies and other trespasses, has since surrendered to the king and
is now in Nottingham prison on account of the premises, and the justices
cannot proceed to arraign him until he be restored to law. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John de Legh, knight.
William de Legh.
Robert de Legh.
Safe conduct, for one year, for Master Henry de Cantuaria, king's clerk,
going beyond the seas to further the king's business. By K.
William, abbot of Citeaux, staying beyond the seas, has letters nomi-
nating Odo de Fidolo, his fellow monk, and William Brighti of Nafferton
his attorneys in England for three years.
By K. at the instance of the abbot of Stratford.
Presentation of Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, to J. bishop of
Chichester, for admission into the prebend in the king's free chapel of
Hastinges, which John de Godele, deceased, held. By p.s.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Langele to appropriate the church of
Bodharo, in the diocese of Norwich, said to be of their advowson. By p.s.
Presentation of Master Nicholas Walwayn, king's clerk, parson of the
chorcb of Suth Tauton, in the diocese of Exeter, to the church of Erber,
in the diocese of St. JDavids, on an exchange of benefices with Master
Philip de Ejrikhowel, king's clerk. By p.s4
X,
280 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 3 — cont.
May 5. Pardon to Henry son of Richard atte Mulne of Hampton, now imprisoned
Woodstock, at Warwick, for the death of William Cissote at Hampton, as it appears by
the record of Thomas de Astleye and his fellows, justices of oy^r and
terminer in the county of Warwick, that he killed him in self defence.
May 12. Pardon to J(»im de Irby of his outlawry in tao county of York for non-
Woodttock. appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of
trespass of Master William de Quicham laid against him and Peter son of
Waldenus ; on certificate of William do Herle, chief justice, that he has
now surrendered before the said justices.
May 10. Presentation of Master John de Lugwardyn, pardon of the church of
Woodstock. Fardyngston, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Lanwaynard, in
the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king; on
an exchange of benefices with Master Gilbert de Welton.
May 11. Licence for John le Walshe of Chykerel to grant to Roger son of John
Woodstock, le Walshe of Chykerel and Joan his wife, in fee tail, the manor of
Langcton, held in chief. In default of heir of their bodies the manor is
to revert to the grantor and his heirs.
By fine of 8 marks because at another time he had licence to give the said
manor by fine. Dorset.
May 10. Confirmation of a release by Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, for
Woodstock, him and his heirs, of all rents and services due to them in respect of certain
lands and rent in Boseham which Laurence de Rustiton and James de
Northstok lately had licence by letters patent of the king to alienate in
mortmain to Master William de Fisshebourne, prebendary of Fotyngton in
the church of the Holy Trinity, Boseham, to find a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the said church for the good estate of the earl, in
life, for his soul, after death, and for the soul of Alice his late wife.
By fine of 1 mark. Sussex.
May 12. John de Roos, knight, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Woodstock. Peter de Rythre and Henry de Edenestowe his attorneys in England until
Michaelmas.
May 6. Licence for the abbot and convent of Westminster to acquire in mortmain
Woodstock, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20/. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender because they acquired 3s. of land 1 1 Edward IIL
and the remainder 18 Edward III.
May 11. William de Hurwrth and Richard de Wyterigges, canons of the church
Woodstock, of St. Mary, Carlisle, bringing news of the death of John, their bishop,
have letters of licence to elect for the prior and convent. By p.8.
May 14. By letters patent, dated 20 December, 4 Edward III., the king granted
Woodstock, to Edward Chaundos for his life 40/. of the farm of the town of Derby;
and afterwards, not remembering that he made such grant, he made a like
grant to queen Isabella of the yearly farm of 46/. 10*. of the said town with
the increment and appurtenances. On 23 January then next, he directed
a writ de intendendo to the bailifis of the said town in favour of Edward
Chaundos, as it was his will that the grant to him should remain m force
notwithstanding the later grant ; and wishing now to make recom pence to
queen Isabella for tlie said sum he has assigned to her, for life, the
hundreds of North and South Erpyngham, co. Norfolk, as of the yearly value
of 40/. By K. & C.
April 26, Pnrdon to John le Bret, knight, of all trespasses of vert and venison in
Nottingham. Shirowod Forest in the time of the late king, and of any consequent
outlawries. By p,8.
B EDWARD 111.— Part 1. Ml
1332. Membrane 3— ami.
Mstj 12. Protection, for one year, for the burgesses of the king*>i town of
Woodatock. Shrewsbury.
May 19, Llcance for the alieaatioD in mortmain by James 'le Bures to Rinhard de
Woodstock. Hole, chaplain, of two mesauages, 40 acres of land, an aoro of meadow,
2 acres of wood, 6 acres of alder wood and 33s. 4d, of rent, in Berghholte
and Great Fordham, for the daily celebration of divine service at the allav
of St. Mary in Borgbbolte church, for the good estate of the said James and
Matilda bis wife, in life, for their souls, alter death, and for the eouU of
Robert, brother, and the father, mother and ancestors of James.
By fine of 6 markfl, Essex.
Mbubrans 2.
April 2S. Panlon to John de Kirkeby and Isabella late the wife of Walter de
Noitinghnm. Twynham for intermarrying without the king's licence.
By tine of 6 marks. Cumberland.
Mandate to John de Louthre, escheator beyond ihe Trent, for restitution
of the lands of the said Walter which John and Isabella hold as dower
May 2. Pardon to John Lengleys, lately received back into the king's peace by
Woodstock. John de Orreton by virtue of the power given to Richard de Denton and
him, for bis adhei'cnce to the Scots when at war with the king and for all
trespasses perpetrated within the realm during the time of such adherence.
By pet. of C.
April 15. Grant to Robert de Foxlon — on his petition showing that by letters
Stamford, patent of the late king, aftsrwards confirmed by the king, the offioo of the
chirography in the Common Bench was granted to him, !>"' life, but that
subsequently, although he protested before the king (as"'' .ing remembers)
that he would not renounce his right in the ofEci^ ' dmise the same in
any way, he was removed therefrom against his -: . and without process had
in favour of Richard de Haukeslowe, wlio had procured a grant thereof by
the suggestion that he liad renounced his right therein, and praying for
restitution — of 50/. yearly at the Exchequer until tlm king or his heirs make
restitution of the office, or provide an equivalent elsewhere. By p.s.
May 5. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John de Bedeford charged to provide
Woodstock, carriage for goods purveyed for the ofiice of the Great Wardrobe. By K.
May 2. Panlon to William Qylmyn of all that pertains to the king for tres-
Woodstock. passes and unjust prises committed by him during the time when he was
sheriff of Roteland and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
May S. Presentation of Simon de Sandford to the church of Mufgrave, in the
WMKbtook. king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Carlisle.
April 30, Appointment of Henry do Fernriis, who has married Isabella, daughter
Woodstock, and one of the heirs of Theobald de Verdon, tenant in chief of the late king,
to tho custody during pleasure of the lands of her father in IreUtnd retain^
in the king's hands as her portion. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
May 6. Hcrmauu de Brekyndon, going beyond the sens to stay there in the com-
Woodatock. pany of Mary de Sancto Piiulo, countess of Pembroke, has letters nominat-
ing John dc Bampton and Philip de Brekyndon his attorneys in England
until Michaelmas.
Protection with clause ttolitmus, for one year, for Joan late the wife cf
Richard Talbot ' le uncle.'
The like for the following : —
May 5. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 0 May, 1 Edward III., which have
Woodstodc. been lost, being a general pardon to Matthew Russel of Pontefract.
282
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
fcfc^M^ hm
1332.
May 6.
Woodstock.
April 27.
Nottingham.
Mays.
Woodstock.
May 12.
Woods fock.
April 26.
Nottingham.
May 12.
Woodstock.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmaio by Richard de Porthington,
parson of the church of Wodehalle, to the abbot and convent of Kirkested,
in part satisfaction of the 10/. of land and rent which they have the king's
licence to acquire, of two parts of the manor of Wodehalle as of the yearly
value of 10 marks. The premises are not held in chief, as appears by the
inquisition.
Pardon to Sampson de Strelly of all his trespasses of vert and venison in
Shirewode forest in the time of the late king and of any consequent
outlawries. By p.8.
Licence for Thomas de Aledon, knight, to enfeoff Walter de Aledon of a
third part of the manor of Bocton Alulphi and of the advowson of a third
part of the church of that manor, held in chief. By fine of 60*. Kent.
Licence for Bichard Whitswere and Beatrice his wife and Thomas
' Eufemrae and Alice his wife to enfeoff John de Mereworth and Margery
his wife of a mo:ety of the manor of West Pekham, co. Kent, held in chief.
By fine of 60*.
Exemption, for life, of Nicholas de Ecton from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Licence for Hugh de Saxham and Roesia his wife to enfeoff Thomas do
Saxham, parson of the church of West Harlyngg, and Balph de Rykyng-
hale, chaplain, of the manors of Walsham and Ixeworth, held in chief, and
for them to ro-grant the same to Hugh, Roesia and the heirs of Roesia.
By fine of 10/. Suffolk.
Licence for Reginald de Pavely to enfeoff John de Oxonia,' citizen of
London, of the manor of Shotesbrok and all his lands, mills and rents in
Shotesbrok and Waltham St. Laurence, co. Berks, held in chief. By p.s.
April 26.
Nottingham.
May 18.
Woodstock.
May 21.
Woodstock.
May 22.
Woodstock.
May 18.
Woodstock.
Membrane 1.
Pardon to John le Keu of Witlesford of what pertains to the king for
the rape of Amice late the wife of Hugh de Tykencoto, whereof the said
John is indicted, and of any consequent outlawry ; so that he surrender at
once to the king's prison in the county of Cambridge and stand his trial
if Amice wish to implead him. By p»s.
Pardon to Nicholas de Sparham of his outlawry in the county of Derby
for non-appearance before William de Herle and his fellows, justices in
eyre, to answer wherefor he broke the park of Bretteby, while in the king's
hands by reason of the minority of the heir of John de Segrave, and
earned away deer; on certificate of Richard de Wylughby, chief justice,
that he has stuTendered in the Marshalsea prison of the King's Bench.
Grant to Hugh de Nassington, king's clerk, for service to the late king
and the king in England and in Ireland, of the office of engrosser in the
Exchequer of Dublin, lately held by Thomas de Warylow. By p.s.
Pardon to William son of William de Keruif for acquiring in fee from
William son of Paulinus de Kerdif a messuage, 10 acres of land and 2
acres of meadow in Queiihull, co. Worcester, held in chief, and entering
thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain them. By p.s.
Pardon to Henry le Mercer of Bykcrslath of his outlawry in the county
of Lancaster for non-appearance before Richard de Huddeleston and his
fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching an indictment
that he maimed Henry le Hontere ; on certificate of Richard dc Wylughby,
chief justice, that he has surrendered in the Marshalsea prison of the King's
Bench.
6 EDWARD ni.— Past I.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Licence for the abbot aod convent of Evesham to crenellate their
beyond the g&te of the abbey. 1
Ratification of the estate of Master Hervey son of Walter de Sta
as parson of the church of Elm, in the diocese of Etj, of the patron
J. bishop of Ely. ]
Nicholas de Verdon, going to Ireland, has letters nominating Rot
Warplok and John de Castern his attorneys in England for two year
Frederick de Bardis, prebendai7 of Fenton in the church of St.
York, staying beyond the seas, lias the like, nominating Jomea Ni
and Bartholomew de Barde.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Crete, king's yt
to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Oswald by Worce
a messuage and 100 acres of land in Wyk and Korthwyk, co. Wor
to find two of the brethren as chaplains to celebrate divine service d
the hospital for the soul of the king and for the souls of quoen Pb
Richard de Bury, the said Peter, Agnss his wife, and the king's ance
May 30. Grant to Robert de Hiltum, king's clerk, of the office of contn
the day-works at the king's palace of Westminster and the To<
London, for life.
Inspeximua and confirmation for the abbot and convent of Salti
their successors of (1) Charter of Henry II. of exemption of the mt
Saltrey from toll, passage, pontage and other customs. Witness : '.
Humeto, the constable, at Bur}' E^t. Edmunds.
(2) Charter of foundation of the abbey by Simon, Iat« «
NorUiampton.
[Monmticon, vol. t. p. 622.]
Licence for Henry de Bello Monte and Alice his wife to lease the
of Luttebnrgh and Whitewik, co. Leicester, held in chief, to whoi
they will, for twelve years. By p.s. |
The like for the said Henry and Isabella d^ Bello Monte, lady of
in respect of the manors of Folkyngham, Barton and Edenhi
Lincoln,
Msubranb Z\d.
Jan. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Middelton, Rol
Wcitmiiuter. Scorburgh and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by Henry de Per
John de Putteseyo, Richard fttoises, Robert son of Richard, Will
Otteleye, John In Foresterisman and others entered his free cIi
SpofTord, CO. York, broke his park there, and carried away deer fr
pork and hares and rabbits from the choce.
Jan, 27. The like to Oooffrey le Scrope, William de Horle and John de Pu
Wt.itit)in«t«r. mayor of London, on information that, notwithstanding the lain
passed in the Parliament held at Northampton abolishing all staples
or beyond the seas used in times past by the king's progenitors,
merchantt of the realm and other parts, in oontemjtt of the king's j
tion, havfi mode a staple of wooI.h without the rialra at Bruges
grievous ilisLrainls compel nil merchnnts tcadiug in parte beyond the
bring their wools ami woolfells to that Blaplc where they extor
fluma of money from tbom. They are to enquire by oath of mei
whether native or alien and other good and lawful men in the
London, and to determine the tre^iposses either accordiug to the st
Merchants or by guch other ways and means as tliey shall deem ezpf
284 bALENbAR OF I^ATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane BOd.
J&u. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Middelton, Robert de
.Westminster. Scorburgh and Thomas Deyvill on complaint by Henry de Percy that John
de Kilvyngton, John his son, Hugh Chacilion, John Blayes and others
broke his parks at Topclif, co. York, hunted therein and carried away
deer. By K.
Jan. 26. Commission to Roger de Suthwyk and John Frere of Strode, on complaint
Westminster, that the bridge over the Medway at Rochester, co. Kent, is in a very
dangerous stato» by the default of certain men of the county who are bound
to keep the same in repair, to survey the bridge, to find who are bound to
repair the same, to distrain upon them for what is required for the purpose
and to see that the work is carried out. By C.
Jan. 26. Appointment of Richard de Merchesden, Richard son of William de
Westminster. Radeclive, Geoffrey del Ilolt, and Robert de Horneclyve to arrest and keep
in custody in Cliderhowe prison until further order certain persons who
have entered the free chace within the forest of Blakeburneshire and the
parks there, assigned to (^ueen Isabella, for life, have carried away the
king's deer there before such assignment and those of queen Isabella since
that time, and are daily committing like trespasses there.
Feb. 1. The like of Richard de Spaldyngton, Thomas de Knoll, John de Knoll,
Waltbam. Henry de Cliderhowe and Roger de Knoll in respect of persons com-
mitting like trespasses in the chace and parks of Bouland.
Membrane 29d.
Feb. 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Bello Campo, Richard
Hatfield. Lovel, Philip de Columbariis and John de la Fosse, touching the murder of
Robert de Mohun, knight, at Curry, co. Somerset. By C.
Feb. 10. The like to William de Deyncourt, Thomas de Novo Mercato, Robert
Waltham Holy Russel and John de Ker on complaint by John de Skeryngton that whereas
Cross. in3 of late was elected one of the jurors in inquisitions before Richard de
Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of
Nottingham, and with the other jurors, by virtue of his oath, presented
those things which were enjoined by the justices, Robert de Watton of
Skeryngton, William de Hundegate, chaplain, Roger son of Richard do
Skeryngton, Robert son of Henry de Skeryngton, Thomas de Stowe of
Skeryngton, Walter son of Margaret de Skeryngton, John son of Richard
de Skeryngton, the elder (semor)^ William * of the Stable,' Thomas son of
Margaret de Skeryngton and others, asserting that they had been indicted
before the said justices of certain trespasses by him and the other jurors,
assaulted him at Byngham, co. Nottingham, after the justices had retired
from their session. By K.
Feb. 12. Association of Richard de Whatton in the above commission.
Waltham Holy
Cross.
Membrane 28rf.
Jan. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Simon de Hedersete, John Claver,
Westminster, and Thomas de Reppes on complaint by John Fayrchild and John de
Bereford that William Pavey of Gissingge, Oliver son of William de
Redham, Oliver de Mouton, Henry son of Robert, John Tylle, Robert
(iode, William attc Chircho, William Oliverservant Wyth, knight, John
Strape, Robert Jankyns, Humphrey Jankyns, Richard Fichet/' Peter
Hughesneve *tho Prcst' and others broke their houses at Redham, co.
Norfolk, and carried away their goods.
By C. and fine of 40*. paid in the Exchequer as appears by bill of the
Exchequer.
t
288
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
March 10.
Stratford.
X332, Membrane 22d--cont.
John de Bures "^
John de Benham J
John de Haveryngtoni
Richard de Denton > in the county of Cumberland.
Robert de Barton J
John Fitz Elys "1
itlt lUrgele W ^^« --^y or Oxford.
Peter de Engelsfeld J
John Daubernon ^
John de Ifeld > in the county of Surrey.
"William de Weston J
John de Enefeld 1
John de Braye >in the county of Middlesex.
Henry de Frowyk J
John de Ticheboum 1
Robert de Poppeham >in the county of Southampton,
Robert de Thornecombe J
John de Pulteneyel
John de Enefeld >in the county of Middlesex.
Henry de Frowyk J
Membrane 2\d.
March 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip de Columbers, John Inge and
Havering atte John de Fosse on complaint by the prior of Stoke Curcy that Robert Fita
Bower. Payn, Ela his wife, Robert le Chapeleyn, John de Forde, parson of the
church of Okforde Fitz Payn, Walter de Bradelegh, William le Porter,
Master Hugh de Exonia, Nicholas le Parker, Walter le Broker and others,
at Stoke Curcy, co. Somerset, broke his houses, chests and gates, took away
a horse, a colt and a boar, worth 10/., felled his trees, dug in his quarry, and
carried away the stone and trees, and that they also unyoked 10 oxen from
his plough, drove them to the castle of the said Robert Fitz Payn, there
impounded and kept them in pound against law and castom of the realm,
impounded 8 oxen, 140 sheep, 60 lambs, and 30 swine of his and detained
them until he made fine with the said Robert and Ela by 37 marks at divers
times and demised his tithe of sheaves and hay belonging to Stoforde
chapel to the said John for a term of yeai's. ' By p.s.
March 22. The like to Hugh de Courteney, the elder, Richard Level, John de
Wostminster. Trevaignon, William de Sharqghull, and Henry Power, touching alleged
oppressions by Matthew de Crou thorn, sheriff of Devonshire, and his clerks
and ministers, by colour of their offices, as well as by Adam de Carleton,
Robert Lieu, Richard de Ohiseldene, Geoffrey de Roiston, Thomas de
Haidone, Simon de Sampford, Hervey Tyrel, Ranulph de Speccote, Robert
de Lucy, John Herayok, and others their adherents. By K,
Membrane 20d.
March 8. Commission to Roger Bavent, Roger de Hegham, Thomas de Lincoln,
Havering atte and William de Noitho, on return of an inquisition by William Trussel,
Bower. escheator on this side Trent, whereby it appears that by the ebb and
flow of the tide in the river between lands of Geoffrey de Ejaelle and
Isabella Aucher, between a place called * Knellesflote * on the confines of
the coouties of Kent and Sussex and the town of Bobertsbridge, co, Sossexi
6 EDWARD III— Part I.
1332. Membrane 2Qd—cont.
650 acres of the l&nds of the said Geoffrey aad others have heen swallowed
up, and other land is likelj to be also submerged unless some prompt
remedy be naed, to siiperTise the making of a sluice and sea wall there, for
■which the king has alreudy granted licence to the said Geoffrey, Isabella
and others, to appoint how the same may be made for the greatest saving oE
the lands and to the least damage of the men of those parts, and to see that
the cost of making the same is levied from su(:h as should contiibute,
in proportion to their holdings, their common pasture or their fishery.
By pa.
March 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Hampton, Bobert de Aston,
W«stmiiuter. and Bobert de Hungerford, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, that
Henry de Leyhiim, Robert Bernard of WynccBtre, VValtei- le Irmongere,
John le Heywod, William de Boyvill, and others broke his park at
Weston Fatryk, co. Southampton, hupted there anU carried away deer.
ByK.
Mbubrane I9d.
— Appointment of Peter de Middelton, William de Denum and Adam de
Eoperton to deliver York castle of Thomas Ughtreth, Ralph de Hastynges,
William Bnis, Thomas de Belton, Richard Benet, Edmund de Hostynges,
William de Hastynges, Hugh de Yeland, William de Yeland, Richard de
Roclive, William de Bameby, Thomas de Pjkeryng, Robert de Pykeryng,
Bobert le Chaumberleyn, Roger de Harum and Richaril Bnraard, imprisoned
there for the death of Edmund Darel.
March 27, Commission to John de Annesle and Bobert de Aston to make inquisition
TowBT in the presence of Master Pancius de Controne, king's clerk, and certify the
o! London, ^j^g touching a petition of John de Byljngton for restitution of 62*. of rent
in Weston Brut, co. Gloucester, lately taken into the king's hands under tho
following circumstances. On information given thnt certain escheats by the
forfeiture of Hugh le Deepeuser, the younger, had never come to the Crown,
the king directed inquisition to be made in the matter by William Trusscl,
the escheator on this side Trent, and by such inquisition it was found that
the said Hugh on the day cf his forfeiture was seised in his demesne, as of
fee, of G2*, of rent in the said town payable by Adam Thomas, Adam le Cok,
Richard le Clerk, John Sevare, Thomas Jones, Richard Sevare, Agnes
Hughes and William Est. The king thereupon caused the same to be taken
into his hands and delivered to the said Pancins to whom he has given the
manor of Gntyng, co. Gloucester, with all that the said Hugh held in right
of that manor. It is now claimed by the said John on the ground that
Hugh was not seised thereof, but that Margaret, late the wife of John
Gi&rd, held it in right of the manor of Weston Brut, and that Le acquired
it, in fee simple, with the manor from her. The commissioners ore,
therefore, to inqnire who was seised of the rent on the day of the forfeiture
of Hngh le Despenser, whether the same is parcel of the manor of Weston
Brut or Gntyng, and whether any release of the right tbeiein was mode at
any time to the said Hugh, the late king, the king, the eaid Pancius or to
the Templars, who held the manor of Gutyng before the suppression of their
order. By C.
March 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John de
'Tower Fateshnll and John de Cantebri^e, in the conntles of Bedford and North-
of London, mnpton, touching the death of Robert le Ferour, of Hertford, who lately
died at Hoiewol^ oo. Bedford, of woonds inflicted on him at Northampton.
By K. & 0.
U. HUB. X
290
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1332. MSM BRANS ISd.
March 25. Association [pursuant to 1 Edward III., statute 1, cap. 3] of W^ bishop
Westminster, of Norwich, John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and Henry de Bello Monte,
barou, with Geoffrey le Scrope and the other justices of the King's Bench
to hear the complaint of John Scut of Carleton that he made a recognisance
in 32/. 105. by force and duress, after the exile of the Despensers, and to
annul the same.
March 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ealph Basset of Drayton, William
Westminster, de Herle, Richard de Wylughby and Hemy de Hambury on complaint bj
the dean and chapter of the church of St. Chad, Lichfield, that Richard de
Preston, John de Neuton, William Doncan and others burned their houses
at Kannokbury, co. Stafford, took away 10 horses and 20 oxen, worth 301^
and carried away their goods. By fine of 20#.
Afterwards, on 20 September^ Roger de Bauhtoell is associcUed in this
Commission, By pet. of C
Mbmbranb nd.
March 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Treiagu, John de
Westminster. Trevaignon, Elias de Godele and John Billon on complaint by Richard
de Coleton, dean of the church of St. Peter, Exeter, Thomas de Stapledone
and Richard de Brailegh that Thomas Wyger and others entered their
close at Brodewode Wyger, co. Devon, broke the doors and windows of their
houses theie, carried away their goods and assaulted their servants. By K.
Mandate to the bailiffs of the town of Ipswich to diligently keep the king's
peace, and also the statutes of Winchester and Northampton for the keeping
thereof, in their town and bailiwick. By C
The like to the following : —
The mayor and baihffs of Bristol.
The mayor and sheriffs of London.
March 28.
Tower
of London.
Mbmbranb I6d.
March 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, John Moryn
Westminster, and Thomas Deyvill on complaint by Gervase de Rouclif that William de
Sutton, John son of Adam Bailly of Popelton, Robert de Stokesleye, John
de Stokesleye, Peter de Gillyng, Robert le Pynder of Paynlathes, William
son of Beatrice, William de Sutton, 'skynner,' Hugh son of Hugh
Lambe of Sutton and others assaulted him at Bouthum, co. York.
By p.8. [6286.]
March 25. The like to Philip de Columbers, John Inge and John atte Fosse
Westminster, touching the murder of Robert de Mohun at Purlok, co. Somerset. By C.
April 1. Commission de walliis et fossatis to John de Ros, Henry de Fenton and
Waltham. John de Merston for the rivers Brant and Wythum, co. Lincoln, from the
town of Brandon to the city of Lincoln by the towns of Thragelthorp,
Brughton and Skynnaud.
March 28.
Tower
of London.
Mbmbranb \Sd,
Commission to Roger de Somervill, Tnomas Deyvill and Adam do Hoperton
to make inquisition in the East Riding of Yorkshire touching complaints
that, wherfas in time past ships and boats could pass along the river
Derwent as far as Slaynforthbrig, some persons having weii*s and sewers
in the river have raised these to such an extent as to obstruct the passage
and that such vessels cannot now pass the river. By C,
6 EDWABD III.— Part I.
291
1332. Membrane Ibd — cont,
March 18- Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, William de
Westminstor. Shareshull and Eobert de Gadesby on complaint by the abbot of Combo
that Richard son of John de Esenhull, Roger de Gotham, John Trymenel,
Richard de Pipe, John Brid, William Jurdan of Sutham and others broke
his close at Combe, co. Warwick, carried away his goods and assaulted his
servants. By K.
Commission de walliis et fossatis in the county of Lincoln for the rivers
Brant and Wythum. [Incoinplete.]
VcuxUed because otherwise above.
June 20.
Woodstock.
Membrane I4d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, William
Tinissel, John de Shardelowe, John de Ifeld, Thomas Bacoun and Thomas
de Faversham on complaint by Richard de Peshale that William de Wolde,
chaplain, Robert de Saxton, Richard de Richemond, John de Moubray,
Stephen Buet, Robert atte Heth, Gilbert Maynard, William de Glen ton,
Nicholas Hewik, John le Frenshe, Nicholas atte Gatte and others took
away 20 hoi*ses, 30 mares, 24 colts, 60 oxen, 30 cows, 30 steers, 100 swine
and 200 sheep of his, worth 500/., at K nappe, Beaubosson, Fyndon,
Wassyngton, Bedyng, Brembre, Stenyng, West Grenstede, and Warynglide,
CO. Sussex, mowed his crops, carried away his goods and assaulted his
servants. By C.
March 10.
Waltham.
April 2.
llertford.
Membrane I3d.
Appointment of Richard de Grey to arrest wherever found and imprison
until further order. Master Robert Bernard, vicar of the church of Bauke-
well, Hugh le Procurator of Baukewell, Thomas de Molton, clerk, Robert
Glower of Assheburn, Simon le Croudere, John Hervy, * croudere,' Richard
le Serjaunt of Shirleye, John de Marketon, Ralph Stacey, John Stot,
Robert le Taverner of Assheburn, Nicholas de Strelleye, John Bozon * le
fitz,' and John de Herthewyk, suspected to be receivers and maintainors of
felons. By K.
Commission to Ralph de Nevill, steward of the household, Richard de
Bury, Waiter de London and Master John do Langetoft to examine the
scholars supported by the king in the University of Cambridge as to their
beming and attainments, to remove such as they iind to have benefited
sufficiently and such as are making no progress in the schools and to restore
order among the scholars. [Fcedera.'] By letter of the Chancellor.
March 28.
Tower of
London.
Membrane I2d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John de
Pateshull and John de Cantebngge on complaint by Roger de Grey that,
whereas he with others was lately appointed to hear and determine divers
ti*espa8se8 in the county of Huntingdon, and John de Tykesore and others
having been outlawed in the said county for non-appearance before them to
answer touching felonies whereof they were indicted fled thence to the town
of Northampton, and that when he, coming thither in [)erson, would have
arrested the said John and other outlaws of his company, William Elys,
mayor, and John Everard, bailiff, of the town, AlexxindtT son of William
Elys, Philip Everard of Noithampton, Ralph le Peyntour, Walter le
Peyntour, Robert de Shevcsby, the elder and the younger, William le
Garlek monger, Adam son of Adam le Garlekmonger, John de Nailes worth
chaplain, Richard de Cortenhale, John de Shevesby, Thomas de Shevesby'
Richard When Williamesservant the Hunt^ Walter le Hunt, * cordewaner,!
T 2
293 CALENDAR OF PATENT KOLLS.
1332. Membrane 12d— con(.
John de Duston, ' coi'dewaner,' John de Caitenhale, ' taitlonr,' Ad&m Bon of
Henr^ le Oarlekmonger, Simon le Barber, Edward de Pabenham, Nioholat
1e Poreter of Northampton, John de Stratton ' le filz,' and John Persho,
' bakere,' of Briggestrete, Northampton, with a great mob of armed men of
the town, with the neaent of the commonalty thereof, and ringing of the town
bell, besieged his lodging at Northampton by nigtit with the said outlaws
and others, broke the gates, doors and windows of the said lodging, carried
away his goods and assaulted his servants. By S.. & C.
April 1. Commission to Richard de Egebaston and Robert de Qadesby,oa petition
Waltham Holj of the commonalty of the county of Leicester shewing that Edward T.
Cro'*- granted tbem licence to build a prison in the town of Leicester, that after
they had done so, it won ordered in the time of Edward II. with the assent
of the commonalty that a hall should be built beyond the prison for delivery
of prisoners and holding of pleas in, divers sums of money being oBnefoed
for the purpose on the townships of the county, and collectors of the
same appointed, but that, although the timber of the hall has been got
together out of such aseessment, the hall itself is still without any roof and
unfinished because the collectors hare kept a great part of the money raised
in their own hands, to audit the accounts of the said collectors, to distrain
for all arrears and to complete the work. By C.
April 4. Appointment of Thomas Bacoun in the lal« commission of oyer and
Baldock. terminer to Bicfaard de Wylughby, Boger Chaundos and Robert de Aston
on complnint by William la Zousche that John de G-rey, knight, and others
carried away his goods at Leechelade, co. Gloucester, in the place of the
^d Bichard who is otherwise engaged in the kmg's business.
By the Chancellor.
MSUBBANB lid.
March 21. Appointment of Roger Heron, Robert de Hornclyve, Thomas de Heton,
WestmlDiter. Richard de Emeldon, and Robert de Toghale aa keepers of the county ol
Northumberland, pursuant to the statute made in the present Parliament,
to arrest all disturbers of the king's peace therein and to hear and determine
the trespasses whereof they are indicted. By K.
The like of the following !—
Ranulph de Dacre ")
Clement de Skelton J
Robert de Clyfford *]
Adam de Bowes J
John de Haveryngton "1
Richard de Hodeleston I f„, ,. „ .,. „p , „ ,„,
Thomas de Lathum r°' ^^^ ™"'"y "^ r^«°«^"-
John de Ilomeby tlie younger J
Thomas Walie of LydeH
Robert de Scoreburgh J
John de Fnucombergel
SS'r. M^X^ W ■'« """I- K'^S or Yo,k.hi,s.
John de Kylvynton J
D mUVf&aiJ ill.— ITART Jl.
■ ^for tho VV
'est Riding of Yorkaliire.
1332* Membrane llrf — conl.
Henry de Percy
John de Eland
Teter de Middelton
WiUiom de Skargj
AdRm do Hoperr«n I
Thomas DeyvilL J
Ebulo Lcstrange
John de Wflughby
Adam de Welle I
William de Eyncourt ^for the county of Lincoln.
Thomas de Novo Mercato [
John de Barkenoith
John de Merston J
Thomas, earl marsh^n
Robert de Morley I
Roger de KcrdistOQ >for the county of Norfolk.
Anselm le Mareschal I
John Claver J
Thomas, earl mai-8hal~l
Thomas Lovayn 1
John de Whelnetham Uor the county of Suffolk.
John dfl Tenilryng I
Ralph de Bokkyng J
Henry de Grey "1
Edmund Bacon I
Robei-t de Rocheford |
Robert Bonsser ^for the counties of Essex and H<
Philip de Pelitol
John de Blomvil |
Robert de GeddeworthJ
Robei't de Insula 1
Constantine de Mortuo Marl
John de Cantebrisge
Roger de Wateviu
Roger de Grey *]
John de Pfttesboll I
John do Wodhilt f
Simon Croyaer J
John de Hoodelo ^
John de Haiuted I
John SyErewast >for the county of Buckingham.
Jamea Frysel I
Adam atte Qlorie J
John (ie Scures "1
Robert de Thorncumbe J
John de Daabemounl
Robert le Dole J
John de Pulteneyo I
l^s^'-SrS;:' U.'«— ...yotMiddie...,
Walter de Sallyngge J
^for the county of Cambridj
for the county of Bedford.
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1332. Membrane Ud—cont.
Eoberi Fitz Payn ~1
John Chydiok I
John Pevcrell S.for the county of Dorset.
John Wake [
Koper le &ylden ]
William Je Botjller of Wemme~l
John Lestraunge
William de Ercalewe l r .t . t o i
John de Leyburn f*^"" ^^^ """"^y °^ Salop.
Roger Corbet
E<^er Cartes J
; Thomas, earl of Warwick"]
Thomas de Asteley I p .. . enr - i
John Ry vel Y"^ ^^^ <='>""'y ^^ Warwick.
John de Heyford J
Henry, earl of Lancaster^]
t' Henry de Ferariis
Thomai de Oadurcys >for the county of Leicester.
Nicholas de Charnels I
Robert de Sadyngton J
William de Erom')
John"^ Hylrton C°^ **»« ""*°'^y *"'' Huntingdon.
Hugh de Croft J
William de Clynton "^
John de Cobham I
^ohnllil^y^ W t''** coonty of Kent.
Otto de GrandisBono |
Thomas de FaverahamJ
Edward do Bohun '\
John de Manduyt |
Robert Selyman J.for the county of Wilts.
Peter de la Mare
Robert de Hungerford J
Richard, earl of Aruodel "1
John Marmyon I p ,
Roger de Bavcnt f """ ^^^ """n'/ ^f Sussel,
William de I'onte J
William de Monte Acuto ']
Richard Level
^ohn de Erleye Lfor the county of Somerset.
John de Clyvedon '
John de Fosse
Oliver de Carmynou")
Richard de Hywys I „ ,
John Treiagu )"**"■ '"^ county of Cornwall.
John Billon J
Hugh de Courteucy ")
Nicholas Dauney |
Robert Iteaupel ^for the county of Devon.
John de Stoweford |
Matthew de Crauthorn J
Ralph Basset "i
Ralph do Stafford i
Ralph le BotiUer Lfor the county of Stafford.
Thomas de Halghton the elder |
Roger Hillary J
CALENDAR OF PATENl* BOLLS.
1332. Membrane lOd—cont.
AFterwarde, on 8 November, because the said Balpb and others ftro
unable to execute this commission for cert&ia matters apoa which thej
are at present attendant by the king's order, Bichard de Wylughby,
William dt! la Laiinde and John de Trehampton are appointed in their
place. By C.
Nuv. 8. In like manner Bobert de Pirpount, Boj^r de Eyncourt and William de
Knoresborough. Gotham ai-e appointed in place of the said Balph and others for the counties
of Nottingham and Derby. By C
March 23, Commission to John de Hegbam, steward of the lands of qneen Fhilippa,
Wettmiuter. Hugh deO-laonTyll and William de Dalyngton to make inquisition touching
alleged purprestures, usurpations and concealments made in lands which
queen Fhilippa holds in dower.
Mbubranb M.
March 23. Appointment of Thomas earl of Warwick, John de Wyaham, William
Wutmiiiiter. Tracy and Bichard do Hankeslowe, pnrsuant to the statute made in the
present Parliament, to be keepers of the county of Worcester, lo arrest
all disturbers of the king's peace therein and to hear and determine the
trespasHes whereof they are indicted. By C.
The like of the following : —
Thomas, earl of Warwick T
Thomas de Asleleye J
John Byvel >fbr the county of Warwick.
John de Clynton of Maxstok |
John de Heyford J
Thomas de Coudrai ^
Bobert Achard I * ■. . r-n i
Richard de Abreburt r™ *^ "^""'y "^ ^^'"'■
John de Benhan: j
Thomas, earl of Norfolk ")
Bobert de Morleye I
Boger de Kerdiston Vfor the county of Norfolk.
Anaelm te MoreBchoIl I
John Claver J
Edward de Bohun '\
John Mauduyt I
Robert Selyman Uor the county of Wilts.
Peter de la Mare i
Robert de Hungerford J
William de Brom ^
JohnX HyK ?*''"■ **"> •=°'^*y "^ Huntingdon.
Hugh de Croft J
Henry de Grey "1
Edmund Bacoun |
Bobert de Bocheford l , ., ,. - « . m- -^ .
Robert Bousser C ^^ counties of Essex and Hertford.
John de Blomvlll
Robert de Jedwoith J
Afterwardi, on 18 April, 7 Edward III., John de Tendryng i
associated in this commuision.
ipHl,
■y
Oliver de Carmynou
Richard de Hewys i , , , „ „
John de Trevaignona H"'" *''° <=<"^*y ^^ Cornwall,
John BUlon
m
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
membrane 7d — cont.
April 14.
Stamford.
Geoffrey Pamplion, William Dick, Henry le Keu of Langetoft, William de
Caversham, John de Langetofl, Robert Waryn of Langetoft, Simon Luff
Balph Keleman, Boberc de Caversham, William le Keu of Croyland,
Thomas atte Halle, Thomas Gereuter, William Dorlot of Caswyk, chaplain,
Richard Hoye, Simon Baron, Nicholas le Keu of Uffyngton, Gilbert Hem,
John Martj'u, Robert Swyler, Robert Forester, Richard le Clerk of Croy-
land, William Ray, Ranulph del Celer, Robert Luff, Thomas son of
William le Mazon of Croyland, Robert his brother, William del Fermerye,
Robert Swyn, John le Abbotesbailiff of Croyland, John Jonesknave le
Abbotesbailiff of Croyland, John Cope, *barkere,' John del Fermerie,
Richard de Dovedyk, Hugh Dorlot, William Togo of Langetoft, Simon le
Keu of Langetoft, Robert Pepir, Simon de Fen of Langetoft, William
Proudfot, William Vacher, Robert Eves, John de Gormondchestre, William
Cave, William de Tumby, the elder and the younger, Robert son of Roger
Everard of Pynchebek, John Spenser, Gregory de Fen, Nicholas Reves,
John le Fevre, William son of Sarra de Bastone and others rescued them,
carried away his goods at Est Depedyng, co. Lincoln, arrested six boats and
goods of his on the river Weland at Croyland, keeping them so long under
arrest that the goods perished, and assaulted his servants. By K.
Afterwards, on 12 Julf/, John de Shardlowe and Peter de Ludynton are
associated in this commission.
The like to Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas de Colevill, Robert de
Scorburgh and Adam de Hoperton on complaint by William de Ros of
Hamelak that some persons broke his parks at Helmesleye and Strorthwaii,
CO. York, hunted there and carried away deer. By p,8.
April 17.
Stamford.
May 18.
Woodstock.
Membrane 6d,
Commission to William Botiller of Wemme, William le Fitz Waryn and
Roger Carles to make inquisition touching a petition of the burgesses of
Montgomery complaining that a large number of men from the parts of
Kedewynk and Kery lately in manner of war invaded the hundred of
Cherbury and Halseten, in the land of Montgomery, plundered the goods of
the men there, killed some of the burgesses who came to the aid of the
constable of the king's castle there to arrest the said men and assaulted
others, following them to the town of Montgomery and the constable to the
castle seeking to kill them, and that the said men have caused proclama*
tions to be made many times in the neighbourhood that no one come to
the town with any goods on pain of forfeiture, whereby they have hindered
and daily do hinder such as would come there ; and to certify the king of the
names of the guilty persons and all other particulars. By p.s*
Association [pursuant to 1 Edward III., statute 1, cap. 3] of A. bishop of
Worcester, Thomas, earl of Warwick, and Roger Chandos, baron, with
Richard de Wylughby and the other justices of the King's Bench to hear
the complaint of Emericus Pauncefot that ho made a recognisance in 40/.
with Hugh le De^penser, the younger, by force and duress, and to annul the
recognisance. By C«
April 24.
Nottingham.
Membrane Scf.
Commission to H. bishop of St* Davids and Adam Lucas to execute what
pertains to the office of justice of South Wales, along with John Giffard,
deputy of Gilbert Talbot, the justice, in carrying out a mandate of the king
directed to the said Gilbert to hear the complaints of the men of South
Wales, made before the king and council in divers Parliaments, that Roger
de Mortuo Man, while justice of Wales, compelled them to do divers suits
and customs contrary to the Inw and custom of those parts and to do full
6 EDWARD tri.— Part t.
1332. Membrane 5d.-~eont.
and speedy justice therein ; the justice being nnable to ftct because
been siimmoned to the king for some difficult bnaineaii,
May 2. CommisBJon to Ocoffrev de Edenham, William do la Launde and i
Woodstock. Crosholm the younger to supervise the eausewfty between the Witheb
Langewath and the Claybrig towards Wragby an<l the bridge of C
CO. Lincoln, which are reported to be in a dangerous state, by d(
those who are bound to repair them, to make inquisition who are t
in the matt«r and on other articlea touching the premises.
April II. (Jommission to Bobert de Aasheleye, Richard de Hacc(^corabe and
Stnmford. de la Grave, on information that goods of the late king were carrie
from his manor of Fulmere, co. Berks, at the time of the pnrauit ol
le Despenser, to make inquisition what goods the snid king had thei>
time, by whom they were stolen, into whose hands they came, of whi
they were, and of ^1 other circumstances of the theft.
May 9. Commission de walliis et fossatis to William Basset, Adam de H'
nrooditock. and John de Clif between Templehirst and Ayremynne on the north
the river Ayre and on either side the river Ouse between Ayremyi
Seleby, eo. York.
MSMBRANS 3d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Will
Sbareshnll and Robert de Asshele, on complaint that wherea'} the 1
lett«rB patent lately appointed Ritjiard de Beausevall, one of the mt
the custody of the temporalities of the abbey of Bee Herlewin, whi<
in his hands by reason of the voidance of the abbey, divers men
t«wn8 of Great and Little Okebum, co. Wilts, belongmg to snch ten
ties, impeded the siud Richard and b^ilifls and ministers sent by him
rents and services which the men of those towns and their ancesto
wont 1-0 answer and assaulted some of the latter, detaining the rei
services to a considerable sum, and that they have formed a con
among themselves to aid them in resisting, with a common purse, fo
they have collected and daily collect large sums.
Appointment of Ebulo Lestraunge, John de Wilughby, Adam de
William de Eyiicourt, Thomas de Neumnrchc, John de Barkewort
do Merston, William de la Launde and William de Gotham to del
gaol of Lincoln castle of Philip de Caltoft, knight, detained there
death of John Gryspyn of Alington.
MskbraKb Id.
May 80. Oommission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylu^hby, 1
Woodxioek. Tiussel, John de Shardelowe and Hugh de Croft on complaint by I
d^ Peahale that Robert de Sardon, Robert Crowe, Adam Starlyng,
le Provot, Adam Davy, John de Moubray, Simon le Ryder, B
Jerveyse, William le Bercher, Richard de Richemond, Thomas ]
clerk, and others broke his manors at Hbwcqos, Wyliton and Stotfc
Bedford, burned his houses, took away 30 horse.", 20 mares, 10 co
oxen, 60 cows, 20 bullocks, 20 heifers, 20 calves, 200 swine and 50C
worth £00 murks, mowed his crops there, fished his stews, carried a'
fish and crops with other goods, and also 300 quarters of whe:
quarters of barley, 100 quarters of malt, 200 quarters of oats and b
wool and assaulted his servants. By the Cha
CAtEUDAR 6V PATENT ROLtS.
1332. Membrane Id — coat.
June 1. The like to John Inge, John de Trevaignon and John de StoFord on
Woodstnck. complaint by John de Say oF Mertok that AiUm le Mercer of Lym, John
de DarneFonl, John do Northyngton, Richard Hoghleys, Thomas GodFeiawe,
the youBger, William Godfelawe, William do Faucumberge, Matilda hiu
wife, Robert Warfowol, John, abbot of Muchelneye, John Elys, Nicholas
Aumbesas, Robert de Forde, Walter Swete, William Syward of Briggewater
and others broke bis hooBCB und cliesffl at Mertok, co. Somerset, and carried
awny charters, writings and other maniments which were in the cheats.
Changed by Master H. dc CliF because sealed at noother time.
June 5. The like to John de Shardelowe, John Gifiard, William de ShareFhuIl
WiicdBlock. and Robert Perenenk touching a trespass of certain persona who with
John de Burlee and Roger de Godisfeld broke a weir of queen Isabella's at
Hertford, made to preserve a fishery there, and carried away the timber.
ByK.
301
6 EDWARD III.— PART II.
1332.
Mays.
Woodstock.
May 6.
Woodstock.
May 8.
Woodstock.
May 12.
Woodstock.
May 14.
Woodstock.
May 13.
Woodstock.
May 17.
Woodstock.
Membrane 31.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to bis merchants, James
Nicholas, Bartholomew Barde and the other merchants of the society of the
Bardi of Florence in the sum of 80/., paid by them at his request to Nicholas
Dabrichcourt ; with promise to pay the same at Whitsunday. By p.s.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to make an assign-
ment of the 80/. on a moiety of the customs in the port of Southampton and
when that is done to receive back the above letters.
Vacated because satisfied.
Pardon to Isabella late the wife of John son of Ltlcy and John her son
for acquiring for their lives from the prior of Durhurst a messuage and half
a virgate of land in Trinley, sometime of William Prat, and a croft; with a
cottage there, sometime of William le Holdere, held in chief, and entering
thereon without licence of the late king or of the present king ; and licence
for them to retain the same. By fine of lOs* Gloucester.
Licence for James le Botiller, earl of Ormound in Ireland, and Eleanor
his wife to grant to James Laules, for life, a messuage, two carucates of
land, 24 acres of meadow and 9/. of rent, in Twyford, co. Buckingham, said
to be held in chief. By p.s.
Pardon to Margaret late the wife of Ralph de Freschevill — on her petition
that whereas she holds in chief two parts of the manor of Staneleyc, co.
Derby, by demise of Peter de Retherby, chaplain, made to her, the said
Ralph and the heirs male of their bodies, and five bovates of laud, parcel of
the said two parts, were seized into the late king's hands because the said
Ralph acquired them in fee, three from Ralph Musard and two from William
de Burgilloun, who had previously acquired a like estate therein from
Marsaret Musard, without the licence of the said king having been obtained
for these transfers, she might recover her estate in the said five bovates —
for these trespasses and restitution of the land to the petitioner and her
heirs. By fine of 20*. Derby,
Licence for William Daumarle, the elder, to enfeoff Walter de Kyne-
wardesleye, parson of the church of Alvardeston, of the manors of Wodebyry
and Luneneston, co. Devon, held in chief, and for him to re-grant the
manor of Wodebyry (4 acres of land and 20 marks of rent excepted) to the
said N\ illiam, for life, with remainder to William his son, in fee simple, and
the manor of Luneneston with the said 4 acres of laud and 20 marks of rent
in Wodebyry to William the son and Agnes his wife, in fee tail, with
remainder, in default of heir of their bodies, to the right heirs of William the
son. By fine of 40 marks. Devon.
Inspejrimwf and confirmation of letters patent under the seal then used by
the late king in Ireland and tested by Roger de Mortuo Man, the king's
deputy in Ireland, at Droghda on 29 March, 1 1 Edward II., being a licence for
Thomas, son of John, earl of Kyldare, to enfeoff" Roger Outlawe, prior of
the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, of a messuage and 15
acres of land in the town of Rathmore, co. Kildare, with the advowson of
the church there and of the chapels pertaining to that church, to hold in
frank almoin in exchange for the manors of Kilcork and Rathbride (the
advowsons of their churches and chapels excepted) granted by the prior to
the earl, his heirs and assigns. By p.s.
Presentation of Philip de Weston to the church of Audele, in the diocese
of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his late custody of
the lands and heir of Jamea Daudele.
302
CALENDAB OP PATENT BOLLS-
1332.
May 21.
Woodstock.
May 18.
Woodstock.
May 20.
Woodstock.
May 18.
Woodstock.
May 22.
Woodstock.
May 16.
Woodstock.
May 20.
Woodstock.
May 24.
Woodstock.
May 23.
Woodstock.
May 24.
Woodstock.
June 6.
Woodstock.
June 7.
Woodstock.
Membrane 34 — cont
Presentation of Geoffrey de Cotes to the church of Offeleye, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
of John de Seint Leger. By K.
William, prior of Lanthony by Gloucester, staying in England, has letters
nominating Robert de Boys and John de Shortegrove his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause nolumus and safe conduct, for one year, for
Thomas de Melchebourn, merchant of Lynn, and men and servants to be
sent by him to Norway to procure stock Hsh ; the king having granted him
licence to export by these men and servants 500 quarters of com to make
his profit of in that land notwithstanding the prohibition of export of
victuals from the realm. By C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Godewyne of
Muchelneye, clerk, to the abbot and convent of Muchelneye,in part satisfaction
of the 100^. of land and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire,
of two noessuages, 33 acres of land, 9 acres of meadow and 8^. of rent, in
Muchelneye and Uemynystre, the said messuages and lands being of the
yearly value of 205. 3e/. as appears by the inquisition.
Grant to William de Wytheresfeld, for service to the late king and the
king, of the office of bailiff errant in the county of Suffolk, during pleasure.
By p.s.
Pardon to Henry le Mercer of Bikersfcath of his outlawry in the county of
Lancaster for non-appearance before Richard de Huddeleston and his
fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching a plea of trespass
of Henry le Flouterre, on certificate of Richard de Wylughby, chief justice,
that he has since surrendered in the marshalsea prison of the King's
Bench.
Faculty to the dean and treasurer of the church of St. Wulfram, Abbe-
ville, to receive in the king's name the resignation by James Schentelare or
his proctor of the canonry and prebend which the said James holds in that
church, on an exchange of benefices made by him with Eustace de Mon»,
canon of the church of St. Donatiau, Bruges, in the diocese of Tournai, and
to admit the latter or his proctor into corporal possession of the same.
Presentation of John do Flete to the church of Wystowe, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.
Pardon to John Mille of North Lideyerd of his outlawry in the county of
Wilts for non-appearance before John de Stonore and his fellows, late
justices of the Bench, to answer touching a plea of Thomas de Boyvill,
parson of the church of North Lideyerd, that he render an account for the
time when he was his bailiff and receiver there.
Pardon to John de Ripton, vicar of the church of Ixning, for the
acquisition in mortmain by Thomas de Walpol, the late vicar, of a plot of
land in Ixnyng from Robert Priour and of another from Thomas de
Kempsike for the enlargement of the dwelling house of the said vicarage,
and for the entry thereon of the said Thomas de Walpole and then of John
himself, made without the licence of the late king or of the king having
been obtained at either time ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 10*. Suffolk.
Protection without clause, for one year, for William de CamvilK
William le Blount and Margery his wife, staying in England have letters
nominating William de Puryton, chaplain, and Henry de Luttegarsale hifl
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
6 EDWAED in.— Pabt II.
Meubrane 33.
Protection with iitauae notumut, for one year, for John de Tt
and John de Massyngham of Iiynn.
The like for the following : —
Robert do Wygornin, going to the court of Rome, (or two ye
Roger Illflry, for one 3'ear.
Gasbcrt de Bovia Villa, prebendary of Bolum ia tlie church of
York, for one year.
Rofrer de Nonewyk, going on pilgrimage beyond tbe s
Christmas.
Godefrey Folejaambe, fur one year.
Orant to Joan late the wife and executrix of the will of 1
Corbrigg, oq her petition shewing that on the day of the death o
Thomas tliere was due ta him from the king 56/. it. id. for i
robeB, and for the value of liis horaca lost in the service of the lal
appears by divers bills under the teel of the ofHce of the cbamberl
Scotland and the seals of certain keepers of the wardrobe of the
delivered by her in tbe Gmiicery, of the lands and rent in Hatfel
CO. Essex, which Edward II. granted by letters patent to her hn
life, aod which by his death hare come into the king's hands, t(
support of herself and her children as of the yearly value of 43f.
satisfaction be made lo her of the said debt.
Mandate in pursuance tu William Trui^sel, the e»:heator on
Trent.
Memorandum that on 30 Mai/, Jire bilU sealed at above for C
were delivered lo Master Robert de Ayletton, the treasurer, in the
at Westminster, at the great marble table, by Master Henr^
keeper of the Rolls of Chancery, for discharge of the hin
Licence for John de Sulleye to enfeoff William de Wotton aud
his wifo of a messuage and 2 acres and half a virgatc of land, ii
Doraet. By Sue of 10».
Ba^fication of a demise by Master Richard de Bury, king's
Master William la Zonscho, Icing's clerk, and William Danet, for
from Midxummer next, of the manor of Rydelyngton, co. Rutla
granted by letters patent of the king to the said Master Richard aa
by the forfeiture of Simon de Bereford.
Lk^nce for tbe alienation in mortmain by Elias de Asseburn of
yearly of land and rent, in Dyvelyn and elsewhere in Ireland, m
chief, lo five chaplains to celebrate divine sen'ice daily in the chi
Ijaiid, Dyvelyn, for his soul aa<l for the souls of Richard do Bi
de Fi-ene, John de Ecton, their ancestors and heirs.
Grant to Henry Chalon, for service to the late king, of the bi
the warrener of Cleton in Uoldcrnesse, during good behaviour.
Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Master Thi
Croiit going to Ireland for the furtherance of the king's business.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Henry la Bolter, a purveyt
household of John bishop of Winchester, the chancellor.
Ratification of a demise by Master Richard de Bury, king's
William la Zousche, king^s clerk, and William Datet and the lo
of them of the manor of Rtdclyngton, co. Rutland, to hold from M
next for the term for which the same wua lately granted by lettord
the king to the said Maittcr Richard.
Writ of aid directed to bailiffs, ministers and others of the &
Kent and Sussex in favour of William Ganger, king's yeoman, in
304
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
1332,
May 24.
Woodstock.
May 31.
Woodstock.
May 8.
Woodstock.
June 9.
Woodstock.
May 18.
Woodstock.
June 8.
Woodstock.
June 10.
Woodstock.
June 4.
Woodstock.
Membrane 33 — cont.
of ganger of wines in the realm of England and land of Ireland. The said
office was lately granted to him, for life, for service to the king in his youth,
while earl of Chester, before he assumed the governance of the realm ; but,
by the procurement of Roger de Mortuo Mari, the king's enemy, he was
afterwards removed from it without the assent or wish of the king, in favour
of Richard de la Pole and William de la Pole, his brother. With the a.«8ent
of Parliament, the king has revoked the latter appointment and has restored
the office to him to hold, for life, as William de Trent, deceased, held the
same.
The like, directed to the mayor and bailiffs of Wynchelse.
Pardon to the prior and convent of Plymton for acquiring in mortmain
from Nicholas Tregollest a furlong of land in Trevynek, co. Cornwall
without licence ; and restitution thereof. By fine of 2 marks.
Grant to John de Derby, king's clerk, of the chapel of St. Thomas on the
bndge of Bedeford, for life. By p.s.
Mandate to the sheriff of Bedford to induct him.
Signification to W. archbishop of York, of the royal assent to the
election of John de Kyrkeby, prior of St. Mary's, Carlisle, to be bishop of
Carlisle. By p.8.
Protection without clause, until Michaelmas, for John of Brittany, earl
of Richmond, staying beyond the seas. By p.s.
Licence for Richard Talebot and Elizabeth his wife to grant to James de
Wodestok, for life, the manor of Policote, co. Buckingham (4 acres of land
excepted), said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Adam de Lymbergh, chancellor of Irelaud, staying in Ireland, has letters
nominating William de Broklesby, clerk, and Richard de Somerby his
attorneys in England for one year.
William de Lymbergh, parson of the church of Hynton, going to Ireland
has like letters nominating Thomas de Tyntou and the said Richard for two
years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph Basset of Drayton to
the prior and convent of St. Martin's, Dover, in part satisfaction of the 10/.
of land and rent which he has the king's licence to alienate, of a messuage
in Canterbury, of the yearly value of 3^. Id. as appears by the inquisition.
Grant to Thomas de Holford of the bailiwick of the warrener of the
king's manor of Sherstone with the custody of the park of Gosham, which
have come into the king's hands by the death of Mary de Aumbresbury, his
aunt, to hold during good behaviour. By p.s.
April 22.
Stamford.
June 4.
Woodstock.
May 28.
Woodstock.
Membrane 32.
Grant, at the request of Nicholas de la Beche, to the bailiffs and good
men of the town of La Rye of murage for three years. By p.s.
Writ of aid for John de Housum, sent by Arnold Micol, chief butler, to
audit the accounts of his substitutes in the ports of the connties of Somerset,
Dorset, Cornwall and Devon. Any collector found to be in arrear is to be
imprisoned until he make satisfaction or the king order otherwise.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Kirkestall, in part satisfaction of the 20/. of land and rent which they had
the late king's licence to acquire, by William son of William son of John
de Colyngham of 60 acres of land, an acre of meadow, 20 acres of waste and
14*. of rent, in Shadewell, and by William son of John lo Taillour of
Stamford Bridge of two tofts and 16 acres of land, in Ecop ; the said tofts
and lands being of the yearly value of 46#. 8cf., as appears by the
inquisition.
6 EDWARD in.— Part H. 305
1332. Membrane 32 — cont.
June 2. Writ of aid, until Christmas, for John la Zouche, charged to lodge men
Woodstock, of the household of queen Philippa and their horses.
By biU of the treasurer of the quten.
The like for John de Bury, to lodge the queen's horses.
May 18. Licence for Bichard Talebot and Elizabeth his wife to enfeoff Thomas
Woodstock. Talebot of the manor of Bampton and the hundred there, co. Oxford, and
the manors of Morton and Whaddon, co. Gloucester, said to be held in
chief, and for him to re-grant the same to them and the heirs of their bodies,
with remainder to the right heirs of Bichard. By p.s.
Licence for the said Bichard and Elizabeth to grant to Boger Ghauntecler,
for life, the manor of Hertfordyngbury, co. Hertford, said to be held in
chief. By the same«
June 12. Grant to Arnold Duese, sheriff of Carmayn, — ^having regard to a mnt,
Woodstock, by letters patent of 11 November, 11 Edward II., to his kte fether, I*eter
Duese, knight, the Pope's brother, of 600 pounds of small coins of Tours, to
be received by the hands of the constable of Bordeaux until he should receive
land of the yearly value of 600 pounds of Tours, to a like grant by the
king's letters patent to the said Arnold, and to the good place which the
latter has long held and still holds for the king in the court of Bome and
elsewhere— of the castle of Trembled in Yienne, wilh its lands, rents,
homages, lordships, rights, jurisdictions and all other appurtenances in
full satisfaction of the promised land of the yearly value of 600 pounds
of Tours. By p.s.
Mandate to Bartholomew de Burgherssh, seneschal of Ponthieu, or such
as supplies his place, for livery of the c.astle with the appurtenances.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the mayor, ichevins and all other tenants
and subjects of the castle.
June 12. Qra^t to the mayor, ichevins and commonalty of the king's town of
Woodstock. Abbeville in Ponthieu, in consideration of their mises and expenses in
preserving the rights and franchises of the town, of the following assise
there for one year from Midsummer, to wit, on every pottle of wine sold by
retail {vendu a broke), one penny of Paris and under according to quantity ;
on other liquids, the like ; and on merchandise of all kinds, one penny of
I'aris both from seller and from buyer. French, By p.s.
^,, Mandate to Anthonv de Lucy, the justiciary of Ireland, for restitution
of the temporalities of the see of Cashel to John, the treasurer of that
church, who has succeeded Walter, deceased, as archbishop by provision of
the Pope, and whose fealty the king has taken after he had renounced
certain words in the Papal Bull directed to the king on the subject, which
were prejudicial to the right of the crown. By p.s.
Writ de iniendendo for the said John directed to tenants of the see.
June 11. Batification of a demise by David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to William
Woodftook. de Calthorp, knieht, William, parson of the church of St. John, Styvekeye,
John, parson of the church of St. Peter, Brunham, and William de
Turtevyll of the manor of Styvekeye, co. Norfolk, said to be held in chief,
(advowsons of churches and foreign knights' fees without the towns of
Styvekeye, Cokethorp and Warham, pertaining to the manor, excepted^, to
hold for dieir lives bv the rent of Id. at Midsummer for five years n'om
Michaelmas next and tnen of 50/., payable at All Saints and Easter. By p.s«
Jane 22. Presentation of Bobert Haldan, vicar of the church of Uaslyngfeld, in
Woodftoek. the diocese of Ely, to the church of Strathale, in the diocese of London, in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Pain
Tibetot, tenant in chief of the late king ; on an exchange of benefices with
Thomas de Beauver.
June 16. Hugh, prior of Little Malvern, staying in England, has letters nomi-
Woodstock, nating Andrew de Wygomia and John de Dymmok his attorneys in Irekind
for two years.
U i666a. D
^
306
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
June 13.
Woodstock.
June 11.
Woodttock.
June 16.
Woodstock.
MSMBRANS 31.
Pardon to Thomas de Boulton, Jtnight, for all conspiracies and trespasses
against the peace of the late king and of the king whereof he is indicted
and of any consequent outlawries. B7 p.s.
Ratification of a demise by David de Strabolgi, earl of Athole, to
Richard Neel of Brunham, Gilbert Burgeis of Tichewell, Henry Burgeis of
Tichewell and William de Waterden of the manor of Holkham, co. Norfolk
(advowsons of churches and foreign knights' fees without the town of
Holkham, pertaining to the manor, excepted), to hold for their lires by the
rent of Id, at Midsummer for five years from Michaelmas next,.andthen of
100/., payable at All Saints and Easter. By p.s.
The like, with respect to a demise to Edmund de Lexham, John de
Goumeye, parson of the church of Harpele and William son of John de
Patesle of the manor of West Lexham, co. Norfolk (advowsons of churches
and foreign knights' fees without the town of West Lexham excepted), to
hold for their lives by the rent of Id. at Midsummer for ten years from
Michaelmas next and then of 60/., payable as above. By the same.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the prior of Stoke
Curcy.
The like for the following : —
William de Sutton, parson of the church of Bolenau.
Anian ap Yevan, king's burgess of Beaumaris.
William Pynkeney of Sydenham.
Ralph de Inghum, parson of the church of Badyngham.
Protection with clause volumusj in Ireland, until a fortnight after
Michaelmas, for Alexander archbishop of Dublin, staying in England with
the king on his service. By p.8.
Exemption, for life, of Oliver de la Freyne from being put on assises,
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Grant, for life, to Amy de Gaveston, damsel of the chamber of queen
Philippa, for service to the queen, of the manor of Woghfeld, co. Berks,
an escheat by the forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Man, late earl of March.
By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to William Trussel, the escheator.
Pardon to William son and heir of Robert Bate for the trespass of the
latter in acquiring in fee from William Bardolf the younger, in the time of
Edward I., two tofts and five bovates of land in Digeby, held in chief, and
for his own trespass in entering upon the same after the death of his father,
without licence from Edward I., Edward II. or the present kins; and
licence for him to retain the same. By fine of 2 marks. Leicester.
June 16. Grant to Robert de Tan ton, king's clerk, of the prebend of Wyyelescomb,
Woodstock, in the church of St. Andrew, Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the see of Bath and Wells. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Bath and Wells.
June 28.
Woodstock.
June 16.
Woodstock.
June 14.
Woodstock.
Jane 16.
Woodstock.
June 15.
Woodstock.
April 24.
Stamfbrd.
Grant to John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, in enlai^ge-
ment of the late grant to him of the custody of the lands of John de
Dynham to hold during minority of John, the son, or other heir, by the
extent thereof made, that he shall hold the same without rendering any
extent. By pA
June 17. The like to Humphrey de Bohun with respect to a rent of 8/. payable for
Woodstock.* the manor of Ospryng, co. Kent, lately granted to him, for lifby by letters
patent By pA
J
308 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2^332, Membrane 30 — cani.
the bailiwick from the bite king and whom the king had caused to be
removed therefrom because he found his game in the said forest was
destroyed through his default, having since made a release to the said Simon of
his right in the bailiwick and surrendered to him the letters patent whereby
the late king granted the same. By P"^*
June 11. The like to Master John de Shordich, king's clerk, of a grant, for life,
Woodstock, of the office of the chirography in the Common Bench ; that he be not
disturbed therein by Robert de Foxton, who held the same by like grant of
the late king and surrendered it into the king's hands, or by Richard de
Haukeslowe for whom Roger de Mortuo Mail, the rebel, procured an
appointment to the same, for life, which the king afterwards revoked in the
Parliament of 4 Edward III. By pjs.
Mbmbranb 29.
June 12, Thomas, abbot of Lucerne, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominat-
Woodstock. ing Peter de la Hagoe and Richard de Coleworth his attorneys in England
for three years. By fine of 40*. Sussex.
June 16. John, abbot of Savigny, staying beyond the seas, has like letters
Woodstock, nominating Richard le Soterel, his fellow monk, and Thomas dementis.
By fine of 40*.
June 8. Protection with clause volumusj until Michaelmas, for Mary, late the
Woodstock, wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, staying beyond the seas on
the king's service. By p.s.
June 11. Ratification of a demise by David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to Simon
Woodstock, le Doo, parson of the church of All Saints, Rakheithe, John de Beeston
and Robert de Stokesby of {the manor of Possewyk, co. Norfolk, (advowsons
of churches and foreign knights' fees without the town of Possewyk ex-
cepted), to hold for their lives by the rent of Id, at Midsummer tot five
years from Michaelmas next and then of 100/. at All Saints and Easter.
By p.s.
June 13. Pardon to John Folyman— on his petition shewing that, whereas John de
Woodstock, la Ljmde of Hereford, adjudged by certain of the king's justices to die, had
been hanged for great part of a day, he and other friends of the latter, with
the licence of the constable of Hereford castle within whose bailiwick he
was hanged, took down the body from the gallows and carried it to sanc-
tuary for burial with the rites of the church ; that afterwards by the grace
of God the said John de la Lynde revived and is now in sanctuary and that
he and the others are indicted before Gilbert Talbot and his fellows, justices
of oyer and terminer in the county of Hereford, for having carried the
body away for burial^-of whatever pertains to the king in respect of such
indictment. By p.s.
June 16. Pardon at the request of Richard, earl of Arundel, to Laurence de
Woodstock. Lodelowe, knight, lately indicted before William le Botiller of Wemme and
his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Salop, for taking
away a horse and 6 oxen late of William de Okele, a rebel, of whatever
pertains to the king in the premises. By pJs.
June 1 1. Pardon to Thomas de Stanton, clerk, for entering Scavemake forest in the
Woodstock, time of the late king, hunting there without licence and taking two bucks
and a prickett. By p.s.
June 15. Testification, at the request of Richard Talebot and Elizabeth his wife,
Woodstock, niece and one of the heiresses of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke,
and lord of Monteignak, Belak, Rancon and Champeignak in France, that
they came before the king and acknowledged a writing [in French] of
6 EDWARD III.— Part II. 809
1332, Membrane 29— oon^.
release by them to Mary de Sancto Faulo» late the wife of the said earl,
of the right of Elizabeth under the law of France to inherit on the death
of her uncle a fourth part of the castles and castellanies of Monteignak,
Belaky Rancon and Champeignak.
June 20. Hermann de Brekendone, going beyond the seas on the king's service
Woodstock, to stay in the company of Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke,
has letters nominating Philip de Brekendone and John de Bampton his
attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
June 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey le Scrope to the
Woodstock, abbot and convent of Whalleye of the manor of Cho and a moietv of the
town of Belyngton, held of queen Isabella as of the castle of Cuderhouy
which she holds for life by srant of the king, as appears by an inquisition
taken by John de Louthre, King's derk, escheator beyond Trent. By p.s«
June 15. Grant to Gilbert de Aton and the good men of the town of New Malton
Woodstock, of pontage for three years on wares passing over their bridge over the river
Dcurwent, for repair of the bridge. By p.s.
June 24. Presentation of John de Gayneford to the vicarage of the church of
Woodstock. Artreth, in the diocese of Oarlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the sea. By p.s.
June 26. Pardon to John Mael for taking a buck in the forest of Dene, whereof he
Woodstock, is indicted. By pjj.
June 24. Pardon to Walter de Loveny and Joan his wife, daughter and heiress of
Woodstock. John de Stoford, for the acquisition by the latter from Ralph de Albiniaco
of an estate in fee simple in a virgate of land in Drayton, which the said
Ralph held in chief of Edward I., and for the entry therein of the said
John and then of Walter and Joan, without any licence obtained for the
same ; and restitution to them of the land which had been taken into the
king's hands on account of these trespasses.
B}' fine of 1 mark. Somerset.
May 26. Pardon to John de Durburgh and Joan his wife for acquiring, for them-
Woodstock. selves and the heirs of the body of John, from John de Mohun of
Dunsterre three messuages, 40 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 20 acres
of wood and 40 acres of waste, in Carampton, Bikecombe, and Wachet,
held in chief, and entering thereon without Ucence ; and licence for them to
retain the same. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 28.
June 20. Grant to Elias de Asshebum, on his petition showing that he has now
Woodstock, acquired in fee the lands and rents in Balygonner, co. Dublin, late of Albert
de Kenley, sheriff of Kildare, which the king lately granted to him at the
instance of Geoffrey son and heir of Albert, to hold, for such time as they
should remain in his hands by reason of the debts owing by the said Albert
at his death, by the payment of 15^. yearly at the Exchequer, that he
shall retain the same subject to the said yearly payment. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Fine Boll,
June 26. Appointment of Richard Lioun to the custody of the king's warren of
Woodstock. Thormont, co. Ponthieu, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Bartholomew de Burgherssh, seneschal of
Ponthieu.
June 81 (sic), John, abbot of Holy Trinity, Lessay, staying in Normandy, has letters
Woodstock, nominating Peter de Hagna his attorney in England for three years.
By fine of 40r. Lincoln,
310 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 28 — cont,
June 27. William, abbot of Cormeilles, staying beyond the seas, has like letters
Woodstock, nominating Alan Bachou and Roger Ythel for four years.
By fine of 6 marks, at the instance of W. de Stoke, clerk. Worcester.
June 25. Licence for Hugh de Plecy to enfeoff Edmund de Bereford of the manor
Woodstock, of Hogenorton, co. Oxford, held in chief, with the knights' fees and
advowsons of churches pertaining to the same, and for him to re-grant
the same to Hugh, for life, with remainder to Hugh son of Hugh de Plecy,
Elizabeth his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, and in default of such, to
the right heirs of Hugh de Plecy. By p.s.
June 15. Licence for John de Wanetynge and Elizabeth his wife to acquire, for
Woodstock, them and the heirs of their bodies or, in default of such, for the right heirs
of John, from Master John de Blebury, a toft, two virgates of land, an
acre of meadow and 1 4^. of rent, and from Henry de Haddon a toft, a
virgate of land, a virgate of wood, and 7*. 8ef. of rent, in Estbory and
Wyke, held in chief. By fine of 40*. Berics.
June 25. Exemplification, at the request of John Cullyng of Tavystok, of letters
Woodstock, patent, dated 9 March, 1 Edward III., which have since been lost, being a
general pardon to him.
May 16. Licence for Adam de Everyngham, of Laxton, to enfeofiT Nicholas de
Woodstock. Skalton, clerk, of the manors of Laxton, Shelford, and Godelyng, co.
Nottingham, and Westburgh, co. Lincoln, held in chief, and for him to
re-grant them to the grantor, for life, with remainder to Adam son of
Adam and his heirs. By p.s. and fine of 40*.
Vacated because otherwise on the third Roll of this year,
June 19. Licence for Richard Talbot and Elizabeth his wife to enfeoff Richard
Woodstock, de Berkyng of the manor of Ikelyngton, co. Cambridge, said to be held in
chief. By p.s.
June 15. Licence for Geofirey de Say to grant to Idonia de Say, his mother, the
Woodstock, manor* of Bingham^ Codham, Edelmpton and Sabricheworth, said to be
held in chief, to hold for her life by the rent of a rose at Midsummer.
By p.s.
July 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) an indentui^e of lease, witnessed the
Woodstock, day of St. Luke the Evangelist 1320 by Laurence de Tresham, Thomas his
son, Elias de Chakkeleye, John de Aula of Badmynton, Nicholas Wyne-
baud and others, by William, abbot, and the convent of Pershore, to
Bichard de Matheme, perpetual vicar of Haukesbury, and Richard Thalenas,
called of Haukesbury, clerk, for their lives, by the rent of 20*., of a
messuage, with closes and croft adjoining, and a virgate of land, in the
town and fields of Upton, within Haukesbury manor, with a fourth part
of a meadow lying under Hegge in the said manor by a tenement sometime
of William de la More, on one side, and a meadow of John de Westcote on
the other, all which William Cabbel sometime held of the abbey in villenage ;
saving to the abbot and convent two suits yearly on the accustomed days
at their court of view of frank pledge in Haukesbury manor, with a heriot
on the death of either of the lessees, at which time also the survivor shall
pay a relief for the messuage and land ; and (2) the like, dated the day of
St. Augustine, the apostle of England, ) 5 Edward II., of the reversion of a
messuage, with curtilage and meadow adjoining, in the said manor, then held
by Philip called * le Wodeward,' to hold for their lives by the rent
of 3*. of silver, saving to the abbey a heriot on the death of either of them
and suits of court. By fine of 2 marks. Worcester.
June 26. Licence for John de Qlaumorgan to enfeoff Master Walter de Peueseye,
Woodstock, clerk, of the manor of Wolveton, in the Isle of Wight, and of two mes-
suages, a mill, two carucates of land, 10 acres of meadow, 100 acres of
pasture, 10 acres of moor, 20 acres of marsh and 11/. 15^. 10^. of rent,
6 EDWABD IIL— Part II.
311
1332. Membrane 2S^cont,
in Hardele, Stanewelle, North Sandham, South Sandham, Langrede and
Leygh, held in chief as of the honor of Carishrok Castle, as appears by an
inquisition taken by William Trussel, the escheator, and for him to re-grant
the same to the said John and Alice his wife, for their lives, with successire
remainders in fee tail to John, Peter, and Nicholas, his sons, and to any
heir male of Joh^ de Glauomrgan by the said Alice ; and in default of such
to remain to his right heirs, in fee simple.
Jnne 28.
Woodstock.
Jane 26.
Woodstock.
June 30.
'^^oodstock.
Sept. 14.
Westminster.
July 3.
Woodstock.
July 1.
Woodstock.
Ma? 6.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 27.
Protection and safe conduct, until Easter, for Qaillard Deen, yeoman of
the lord of Le Bret, coming to the king on his master's business. By p.8.
Grant to Thomas de Eggefeld, king's clerk, of the several tithes in
Wyghton, co. Norfolk, which Adam de Brom, clerk, deceased held by
grant of Edward II. and which are in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of Drogo de Mello.
Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk to induct him into corporal possession of
the tithes.
Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Geoffrey Spignrnel appointed by the
king to make purveyances for some great horses of his, according to the
form of the statute in that case provided [5 Edward III., cap. 2].
By the Treasurer,
The like, until Easter, for John do la Chaunderie appointed by the
steward of the household and the keeper of the wardrobe to make purvey-
ance for the office of the chandry of the household.
Confirmation of a grant by Greoffrey de Pakenham, late rector of the
church of Hadenham, to Richard le Ferrour and Margaret his wife of an
acre of land, with the buildings thereon and all other appurtenances, in
Hadenham, to hold for ever to them and the heirs of Richai'd of the said
rector and his successors by the rent of 6«. 6d, ; and of the confirmation of
such grant by John, late bishop of Ely, the ordinary, patron of Hadenham
church as is said. By fine of 10^. Essex.
Inspeximus of a writing of Richard, sometime earl of Cornwall, witnessed
by Sirs Richard de Turry, Sampson de la Bokxe, Henry Crok and Philip
de Eya, Walter Galun, then bailiff, Hartinus de Horcham, Sir Gilbert, then
prior of Corsham, Richard de Cumberwell, Ralph then vicar of Cors-
bam, and others, reciting that the earl had granted to his customary
tenants of the manor of Corsham the whole manor with rents, demesne
lands, meadows, feedings and pastures, (saving a third part of the meadow
of Myntemede which the tenants were to mow, carry and stack (tn/oj-
sahunt) at their expense), the seat of his stew, his parks, warren and
the pleas, perquisites and escheats falling to the earl or his heirs, to hold
to them and their successors by the rent of ] 10 marks, payable to the bailiff
of the manor in the octaves of Easter and Michaelmas, that the said tenants
were to be quit of tallage, frank pledge and all other customs and services
duo to the earl and his heirs, that they had granted for them and their
successors that' on any breach of this covenant on their part their holdings
should revert to the earl and his heirs, and that the bailiff of the manor had
power to distrain defaulters by their lands and chattels ; and confirmation of
the said writing, saving to the king and his heirs as therein is saved.
By fine of 5 marks. Wilts.
Licence for John Chaumberlevn of Drax to enfeoff Master Adam de
Ayrcmynne, archdeacon of Norfolk, of seven messuages, a toft, a mill,
146 acres of land, 5 acres of wood, 20/. 4*. 4«?. of rent and a rent of 34 hens
and 170 eggs, in Drax, co. York, held in chief, and of the reversion of the
manor of Mcrston, co. Lincoln, also held in chief, after the death of Roger
de Wolfthorp and Emma his wife, tenants for life, and for him to re-grant
312
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1332.
July 1.
Woodstock.
June 11.
Woodstock.
July 9.
Woodstock.
July 8.
Woodstock.
July 6.
Woodstock.
Membrane 27— con*.
these to John, for life, with successive remainders in fee tail to John his son
and Matilda daughter of William Toumay, to Robert, his son, to Joan, his
daughter, and with ultimate remainder to his right heirs.
By fine of 20/. York.
Writ of aid and safe conduct for Giles de Ispannia, king's yeoman-at-arms
sent to attach and bring to the king in England certain of his enemies,
charged with conspiring the death of his father, who are now vagrant
beyond the seas. [^Fcedera.^
Exemption, for life, of Henry Muster of l^yreston from being put <m
assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.s.
Pardon to William de Kyblesworth and Cicely his wife for acquiring, for
themselves «nd the heirs of William, from William de Burden, lib& vicar of
the church of St. Nicholas, Newcastle»upon-Tyne, a fourth part of the
manor of Oamlyngton and the advowson of a moiety of the chapel of
St. Nicholas in the said manor, held in chief, and entering thereon, without
licence ; and restitution of the same, which had been taken into the king's
hands on account of the trespass. By fine of lOOs. Northumberland.
Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for William Hok, citizen and
merchant of Waterford, and his men, trading in England, Ireland, and
Wales.
Confirmation of demises for four years to Reyner Perini and the other
merchants of the society of the Peruchi of Florence by Henry de BeQo
Monte and Alice his wife of the manors of Lutteburgh and White wyk, co.
Leicester, and by the said Henry and Isabella de Bello Monte, lady of
Vesey, of the manors of Folkyngham and Edenham, co. Lincoln. The
demises have been made pursuant to the licence lately granted by the king
for the said Henry, Alice and Isabella to demise the same, at will, for
twelve years.
June 25.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 26.
Appointment of William de Denum, Thomas de Baumburgh, and Robert
de Tughale to assess a tallage for the king in the counties of Northumber*
land, Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancaster, to wit, a fourteenth on
movables and a ninth on rents. [Fcedera.']
The like of the following : —
Richard de Aldeburghl
Michael de Wath >in the county of York.
Adam de Hoperton J
Richard de Wylnghby ", ,„ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^j j^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^
Y
Y
Northampton.
m the counties of Warwick, Leicester and
Worcester.
Gteoffrey de Edenham
Peter de Ludyngton
William de Cossale
Thomas de Evesham
Robert de Sadyngton
Roger Hillary "1
Roger Carles >in the counties of Salop, Stafford and Hereford.
WiUiam de Holyns J
William de Leicestre 1 ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^f Gloucester, Oxford and
William de Shareshull > -Qq^^
John de Benham J
John Inge ^
Henry le Gilden I in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Devon
Thomas de Marlebergh f and Cornwall.
John de Sobbury J
6 EDWARD IIL—Pabt IL 818
1882. Membrane 26— con^.
Robert Seljman 1
John de Scures ^in the counties of Wilts and Southampton,
Robert de Hnngerford J
John de Ifeld 1 . ^i. . i. ^
William de Weston un the counties of Kent, Surrey and
Wiliam de Ponte Roberti f Sussex.
A u J XT XI f Miaolesex.
Ambrose de Noto Burgo J
Thomas Bacoun "]
John de Rodenhale >in the counties of Norfolk and Sufiblk.
John Olaver J
WaSi^k^MS^l^^^^, :^«"°*i^^ "t. Cambridge, Huntingdon,
Richard de Glatton / ^«^°"* *"** Buckingham.
Roger de Baukewelll
Robert Russel >in the counties of Nottingham and Derby.
John del Ker J
Sept. 12. Writ of supersedeas to William de Denum, Thomas de Banmburgh and
Westminiter, Robert de Tughale in respect of the said assessment of a tallage in the
counties of Northumberland, <&c. By K. & 0. Et erat clausum.
The like to the persons appointed in the other countries.
Mbmbranb 25.
July 6. Licence for Isabella late the wife of Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and some-
Woodstook. time the wife of John de Hastynges, to enfeoff Thomas her son by the latter
of a moiety of the manor of Sutton Scoteneye, held in chief and of the yearly
value of 10/. as appears by an inquisition taken by William Trussel, late
escheator on this side Trent, which she lately acquired under a licence
granted by the late king for her and the said Ralph to acquire for life lands
and rents held in chief to the yearly value of 200/. to remain after their
death to Hugh de IIast3rnges and the said Thomas his brother, jointly or
severally according to the disposition of the said Ralph and Isabella or one
of them ; and for her son to re-grant the said moiety to her for her life.
July 9. Mandate to William de Tatham, escheator in the counties of York,
ClarcnidoD. Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland for restitution of the
temporalities of the see of Carlisle to John de Kirkeby, prior of St. Mary's,
Carlisle, whose election as bishop has been confirmed by William, archbishop
of York, and who has done fealty to the king. By p.s.
The like to the sub-prior and convent of St Mary's who had the custody
of the temporalities by the king's appointment.
Writ de intendendo for the bishop directed to the tenants of the see.
July 5. Pardon to the abbot and convent of Croxton for having entered upon
Woodstock, lands acquired in mortmain, by virtue of a licence from the late king for 10/.
yearly of land and rent, to wit, a toft, 4 acres of land and 1 acre of meadow
in Fenne by Freeton acquired from John son of William de Howes, a mes-
suage and a virgate of land in Shameford acquired from William Hauberk
and a toft and 34 acres of land in Coston acquired from Roger Bret, before
the inquisitions required by the said licence had been returned into
Chancery, and licence for them to retain the same, which are of the yearly
value of 10#. as appears by an inquisition since taken, in full satisfaction of
the licence. By fine of 1 mark. Leicester.
Jolr 8. Licence for Stephen Bretoun of Shropham to enfeoff John son of Robert,
Wooutock. chaplain, and Henry son of William de lllyngton of twenty-five messuages,
340 acres of land and 56f. 6d. of rent, in Snyterton, Shropham, WOleby,
314 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 25 — cont,
Hargham, Lirlyng, Brethenham, lUyngton, Rokelund and Stowbydoun, held
in chief, and for them to re*grant the same to Stephen, Henrj his son, and
the heirs of Stephen. By fine of lOU*. Norfolk.
July 8. Inspeximus, at the request of queen Philippa, of a charter, dated 16 Jane,
Woodstock. 10 Edward II., being a confirmation of one dated 20 January, 20 Edward I.,
confirming the charter of foundation of the hospital of St. Katherine with-
out the Tower of London by queen Eleanor, the mother of the latter king.
[MoTMsticon^ vol. vi. p. 696.]
July 16. Acceptance of a demise by Master Henry de Clif, king's clerk,
Woodstock, canon of Salisbury, to John de Leycestre, king's clerk, of the custody of
the lands in Selton, co. Dorset, Fissherton, co. Wilts, Pampesworth, co.
Cambridge, and Kaynho, co. Bedford, late of William Saffrey of Pampes-
worth, tenant in chief, lately granted to the said Master Henry, with the
king's licence, by Brian de Pampesworth, parson of the church of Highton,
CO. Northampton, to hold during minority of Brian the son and heir, with
the marriage of the said heir, according to the tenor of the letters patent
whereby Edward II. granted the same to Brian de Pampesworth.
July 13. Reymund de Fargis, cardinal deacon of St. Mary Nova, dean of Salis-
Woodstock. bury, archdeacon of Leicester, and parson of the churches of Leek and
Hornesse, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating Master Bernard
Viventis, canon of Bazas and St. Emilion, and John Viventis, clerk, his
attorneys in England for five years. [FcederaJ]
Richard bishop of Ossory, staying in the court of Rome, has letters nomi-
nating Walter son of Hugh de Kilkenia and Walter Sterne, his attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
July ] . Roger de Nonewyk, going on pilgrimage beyond the seas, has letters
Woodstock, nominating William de Lyndelay and Thomas de Haldanby his attorneys
in England until Christmas.
Mbmbranb 24.
July 2. Pardon to Alice late the wife of John atte Pounde of her waiver in the
Woodstock, county of Oxford for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to
answer touching a plea of trespass of John Prest of Oxford ; on certificate
by Richard de Wylughby, chief justice, that she has now surrendered in the
marshalsea prison.
July 19. Release to Roger Outlawe, prior, and the brethren of the Hospital of St.
Woodstock. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, in consideration of the service of the said
Roger to the late king and the king and for his life time only, of 20 marks
yearly of the annual fee farm of 40 marks out of the manor of Chapelizod.
By p.8.
June 13. Notification to Anthony de Lucy, justiciary of Ireland, and others of the
Woodstock, revocation, for certain causes, of the late appointment of William de Bose-
worth, king's clerk, to the custody of the king's writs and rolls before the
chief justice of Ireland in the pleas following the justiciary. By p.8.
July 1. Thomas, abbot of Oseneye, staying in England has letters nominating
Woodstock. William de Tettesworth, one of the canons, and William de Kent his attor^
neys in Ireland for three years.
July 1. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Albin Chaceden of
Woodstock. Craunfeld.
The like for the following : —
Edward Erend of Beaumareys, merchant.
John de Clyderhou, parson of the church of Wygan.
Reymund de Farges, cardinal, parson of the church of Godalmyng.
K
6 EDWARD in.— Part U.
2332. Membrane 24 — coni,
Julj 3. Pardon to Roger le Tannere of Middleton Ameys
Woodstoek. the county of Wilts for non-appearaace ia the court of
answer touching a ptea of John de Wodehull that he rei
the time when he was his receiver ; on certificate by Will
justice, that he has since surrendered to priaon in the sai
July 4. Pardon to Walter de Bolyngton and Lecia his wifo for
Woodttook. tuud Lecia and John le Cbapman, sometime her husban
their lives from John Paynel a messuage and a bovaU
Bosen, held in chief, without having obtained the k
licence for them to retain the same for the life of Lecia.
By flu
Pardon to Walter de Rougble of Tiiyngtoo of his outl
of Middlesex for non-appearance in the court of King'i
touching a plea of trespass of Adam son of Wiltiiun de Vi
cate by Richard de Wytughby, chief justice, that he has
and is now in the marshalsea prison.
The like to the following: —
John de Audeley, chaplain.
Ralph Ratte, William Motte and John de Patermsg
July 8. Nomination of John de Penreth, king's clerk, to the i
Woodstock, of Geddeworth for presentation to the vicarage of the c
in the diocese of Carlisle ; the right to nominate being in
of the voidance of the see.
Jnly G. Pardon to John Aleyn of Clifton of his outlawriee
Woodstock. Sussex for non-^pearance in the court of King's Bei
touching an appeal of maim of Robert de Peulesdon,
touohing an indictment before the sheriff of that con
Margaret de Basyng, when arrested by mandate of the 1
Lndred, bailiff of the rape of Lewes, aL Passele, for proc
Edmund de Passele and John Walet, murdered at Colle
Peleter, an outlaw, and for receiving the latter after the f
the said Robert, whom the kiag had appointed by letters i
to supervise the execution of his said mandate, which it
had ^terwards caused to come before him ; the said Jol
arrested by the king's marshal by order of the justices ol
as appears by the tenor of the record and process in the
before the king in Chancery under the seal of Richard '
justice.
July 3. Pardon to Lena, late the wife of John Aylmer of Dyj
WoodMock. for life, from Thomas Bordolf, now deceased, two messua;
of land in Dyggeby, held in chief, and entering there<
and licence for her to retain the same. By Ae
Jnly 8. Licence for John son of Thomas Mauduyt to enfeoff
WoodKiook. John do Tidecombe of two parts of the manoi- and hund
and of two parts of a messuage, two carucates of land, :
100 acres of wood and 100*. of rent, in Westbury, an'
the said manor, held in chief, and to grant that the
foregoing and a rent of ono clove-gilliflower now
Ric^d de Perera and Eleanor his wife shall after th
remain to the said Robert and John, and for them to rt
Juliana his wife and the heirs of their bodies, or, in del
right heirs.
Jnly 8. Pardon to Thomas de Ahboteston of his outlawry
Woodrtook. Soutlinmpton for non-appearance in the court of Kinj
touching a plea of trespass of Isabella de Hostynget
surrendered in tho marshalsea prison as appears by the
therein under the seal of Richard de Wylugbby, chief ja
816
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1332.
July 11.
Woodstock.
July 7.
Woodstock.
Membrane 24 — coni.
Presentation of John de Penreth to the vicarage of the church of Artoreti
in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
the see ; directed to J. bishop elect
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry, vicar of the church of
Assheton, to Osbert Dabetot, parson of that church, of a plot of luid in
Estlech TurviU, 136 feet long and 52 feet broad, for the enlargement ci
the dwelling house of the rectory of the said church.
By fine of ^ mark. Gloucester.
June 27.
Woodstock.
MSMBBANBS 23-20.
Confirmation to William, abbot, and the convent of Rievaulx of a
very large number of grants in mortmain by private benefactcn^, which
are not dated or set out at length. '
By pet. of C, and fine of 5 marks. York.
July 10.
Woodstock.
June 28.
Woodstock.
July 10.
Woodstock.
June 18.
Woodstock.
July 8.
Woodstock.
July 10.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 19.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master William Nadel and
Master Robert de Pateryngton to the scholars of the hall of the University
of Oxford, in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land, rent or advowsons
of churches which they have the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage in
Oxford called ^ Spicere Halle,' as of the yearly value of 26«. ^d.
Pardon to Bichard atte Persones of LuSewyk, now imprisoned in the
marshalsea, for the death of Geofirey le Wryght of Aldewynkle, as it
appears by the record of Bichard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices of
the King's Bench, that he killed him in self defence.
Licence for the abbess and convent of Wylton to grant to Ligelram
Berenger, for life, two messuages and 18 acres of land in Alvedeston, held
in chief By fine of 1 mark. Wilts.
Grant to William de Carleton, for life, of the custody of the smaller
piece of the seal used under the statute of merchants for recognisances of
debts in the town of Oxford, so that he execute the office in person.
By p.s.
Pardon to Sampson Tyf of his outlawry in the county of Gloucester for
non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching a plea of
trespass of Alice, late the wife of Adium Alvard ; he having since surrendered
in the marshalsea prison.
By charter of Edward I., confirmed by Edward II. and the king, a grant
was made to the burgesses of Great Yarmouth that all kinds of merchandise
brought into their port in ships or boats or otherwise should be unloaded at
the said town of Great Yarmouth and not elsewhere within the port and
should be sold there without forestalling or abbrochment ; and, on account
of certain hindrances put by colour of this charter in the way of ships
meaning to come to the towns of Little Yarmouth and 6k>rleston9 there has
been a plea between John of Brittany, earl of Bichmond, and his men and
tenants of the latter towns of the one part, and the buigesses of Great
Yarmouth of the other part, in divers courts of the king and in Parliament.
In this plea, it has been adjudged by the king and council that the earl, his
men and tenants, their heirs and successors, shall be allowed, at will« to load
and unload their own ships at the said towns of Little Yarmouth and
Gt>r]eston and there to expose for sale and otherwise make their profit of
their goods and merchandise, paying there to the king's deputies all customs
due thereon, notwithstanding a submission made by some of the towns of
Little Yarmouth and Gorleston and of the burgesses iA Great Yarmouth to
6 EDWARD lU.— Pabt U. 317
1332. Membrane 19— con^
some of the council to put an end to the matter between the parties, an
ordinance thereon made by the said councillors or the said charter of
Edward I., on condition that their ships be loaded with wools, hides and
wool-fells, whereon the great customs ought to be given, only at the place
within the port where the king's trone and cocket seal are. Also it is the
intention of the king and council that the said charter to the burgesses of
Great Tarmouth is not by that judgment to be restrained in the case of
others but to be of force towards all other persons, native or alien, saving
the right of the citizens of London and Norwich, the barons of the
Cinque Ports and of any others holding charters of an earlier date. Also
the men and tenants of Little' Tarmou^ and Gorleston are forbidden under
'^ a heavy penalty to attract to their town in any way the ships of others, to
trade in the water pf the aforesaid port with any persons restrained by the
afotesaid charter, or to hinder the said burgesses from the exercise of their
charter towards others. Also it is forbidden to both parties, under a heavy
penalty^ to tittempt anything contrary to the said judgment' as contained in
the recbrd abd process thereof remaiiiing in the Chancery. Lest the said
judgment, which'has been made for the peace of the parties and the mainte-
nance of justice, should^ at -any future* ttme be called in question, the king
has thought fit that it should be attested by the tenour of these presents.
July 15. Licence for Edith, late the wife of John de Gbmeldon, tenant in chief of
Woodstock, the late king, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
By fine of 20*. Wilts.
July 15. Protection with clause rogamus^ for five years, for James, keeper of the
Woodstock, house of Writtle, a cell of the hospital of the Holy Ghost at Bome, the
general attorney in England of the said hospital, and his attorneys,
collecting alms in the churches by virtue of an indulgence from the Pope
for that purpose to the master and brethren of the hospital. The king's
bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
July 12. Licence for Robert Brekedaunce to enfeoff Thomas atte Walle of 4 acres
Woodstock, of land in the forest of Dene, held in chief. By fine of \ mark.
July 24. Grant to John de Carleton of the office of summonister of the Exchequer
Woodstock, of Ireland, during pleasure. By p.s.
July 24. Exemption, for life, of Walter de la Hyde from being put on assizes,
Woodstock, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By pji.
July 28. Exemplification, at the request of John son of Adam de Holegile, of
Campdeo. letters patent, dated 18 September, 7 Edward 11., which have been acci-
dentally lost, being a pardon to the said John for the death of Richard son
of William atte Churche.
July 24, Appointment of Walter de Coumbe, king's clerk, as chief chamberlain
Woodstock, of the Exchequer of Dublin, during good behaviour. By p.8.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer to admit bun.
Appointment of John de Farnebargh to the custody of the king's park
of Fremantel and the game there during pleasure ; on certain information
diat the latter is not well cared for by the present keeper. By p.s.
July 23. Exemption, for life, of Edmund de Doudent from being put on assizes,
Woodstock, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff^ coroner, or other
minister of the king against his wilL By p.s.
June 3. The like of Master William de la Marche, cook, king's yeoman, and in
Woodstock, respect of the ofBces of mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king. By p.8,
July 26. Presentation of Reginald de Shutlyngdon, parson of the church of
Woodstock. Lamboume, in the diocese of London, to the church of Wilyee^ in the
318 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 19 — cont,
diocese of Lincoln, in tLe king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Paulinus Peyvre, tenant in chief of the late king; on an
exchange of benefices with Alan de Rudham.
Membrane 18.
July 18. Exemplification, at the request of John Spryngere, of a writ to the
Woodstock, sheriffs of London, dated 25 August, 15 Edward ll., as follows. On com-
plaint by Aymer de Insula, citizen of Bordeaux, and Arnold de Dosynghou,
citizen of Bazas, king's merchants, that a ship called the Good Ship of
Strode^ freighted by them at Bordeaux with 86 tuns and 25 pipes of wine
to trade with in the realm, had been forcibly taken on the sea coast near the
island of Thanet, and the cargo carried away, the king directed the sheriff
of Kent to make inquisition touching all the circumstances of the taking
of the same, on return of which inquisition it appeared that John Crabbe
and other men of Flanders had taken away the wine, the value whereof
was 788/. sterling, namely, 8/. for each tun, and 4/. for each pipe, at the
Downs on the said coast, as the ship was making for the port of London,
with the ship and furniture thereof, chests, beds, and other small goods
of John Spryngere, owner of the ship, worth 210 marks, that 43 tuns and
13 pipes of the wine belonged to the said Aymer, 43 tuns and 12 pipes, to the
said Arnold, and the rest of the goods to the said John and the mariners
of the ship, as John Dosinghon, brother and attorney of Arnold, acknow-
ledged before the council On this, the king willing to indemnify Arnold for
the wine valued at 392/. and for 100 marks of costs, directed goods of men
of the dominion of the count of Flanders to that amount to be arrested until
Arnold should be fully satisfied, or until further orders, but the execution of
this order has been delayed at the request of the said count to allow of treaty
in the matter between the council and his messengers until the present
Parliament. As, however, these latter have now voluntarily withdrawn and
returned to their own land, the sheriffs are without any further delay to
execute the said order to the extent of 92/., certifying the king of what goods
they arrest, what their value, and whose they are. The king has directed the
sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk to ari'est in like manner goods to the amount
of the balance of 366/. 13^. 4c/. required to make up the full indemnity.
July 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William le Clerk of Dounham
Woodstock, and Hugh de Ratlesden to the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Ixeworth, in
part satisfaction of the 20/. of land and rent which they had the late king's
licence to acquire, of three messuages, 24 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow
and 2 acres of wood, in Ixeworth, Thorpe, Sapston, Walsham, Badewell,
Asshefeld, Hunterston, Langham, Stowe Langetot, Norton and Stanton ;
the same being of the yearly value of 7*. 2</., as appears by the inquisition.
July 17. Pardon to Reginald son of Thomas North of Berdewell for acquiring
Woodstock, for life from Peter Davy of Sapston a messuage, 48 acres of land, 2 acres
of meadow and 3 acres of pasture, in Sapston, held in chief, and entering
thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 20*. Suffolk.
July 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Braysfeld and
Woodstock. Emma his wife to Simon de Dounamene, a chaplain celebrating divine
service daily in the chapel of St. Nicholas in Romsey Abbey for their good
estate, in Iffe, and for their souls after death, of 3|[ acres of land and 2^
acres of meadow in Romesye. By fijie of 1 mark. Southampton.
July 18. Grant to John de Tury, who took the manor of Tremblel at farm from
Woodstock, queen Isabella in 1829, before the surrender by the latter of the county of
PoQthieu to the king, that, in consideration of the depreciation of the
6 EDWARD III.— Pabt II.
319
1332.
July 15.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
July 21.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
July 22.
Woodstock.
June 24.
Woodstock.
July 29.
Campden.
July 24.
Woodstock.
Membrane 18 — cont.
ourrttucy in France, he shall pay the farm in the coinage of Tours instead
of in that of Paris, for the remainder of the term. By pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu.
The like to Philip Bat of Lavaine and John Busques in respect of the
balance of the purchase money still remaining unpaid for 45 journeys of
wood ill Gressy forest purchased in 1330 for a sum to be paid by instalments.
By pet. of 0.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu.
Appointment of Adam de Steyngreve as a baron of the Exchequer, during
pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Grant for life to Thomas de Newerk of the office of chief crier in the
land of Ireland, which Osbert le Griour, deceased, held. By p.s.
The like to William de Northwell, king's clerk, of the custody of the
hospital of St. Nicholas without Garlisle. By p.s.
Writ to the sheriff of Gumberland to induct him.
Confirmation of a grant in mortmain by John son of Walter Feteplace of
Oxford to the prioress and nuns of Littlemore of 40s, of rent in Oxford, out
of his hall called ^ Draperes Hall,' his shops in the drapery and his hall at
the comer (coronarium) of St. Peter's-in-the East, which his grandfather
Adam Feteplace by his last will bequeathed to them towitrds their suste-
nance and to keep his obit for ever. By p.8. [5677.]
Grant to Eoger Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
in Ireland, and the convent of that order of Kilmaynan of the advowson of
the church of Baliogary, in the diocese of Dublin ; and licence for them to
appropriate the church.
Grant to William de Monte Acuto of the manor of Herdecote, co.
Somerset, wliich is extended as of the yearly value of 17/., and came to the
king's hands by the death of his auot, Mary, a nun of Ambresbury, in
recompense of the custody 20/. of rent paid by the prior and convent of
Bath for the towns of Baa and Berton, which the king lately granted to
him during the minority of the heir of Edmund, earl of Kent, and then,
not remembering this, appointed William de Bohun, the king's kinsman, to
hold. He is to retain the manor during the minority of the said heir.
By K. & C.
Pardon to Ralph le Keyne of the island of Guerseye for the death of
Balph son of Philip du Val, his nephew, seven years of age, on proof that
ho killed him by mischance with a ball while at play. By p.s.
Writ of aid in Ireland for Peter de Packenham and William de Ghester-
feld, deputed by Arnold l^licol, chief butler, to supply his place, during
pleasure, in purveying wines and other things pertaining to his office for the
household against the king's arrival and while he remain in Ireland. By G.
Appointment of Master John de Sancto Albano as controller, during plea-
sure, of victuals and other things which the king is sending to Ireland for
the sustenance of himself and those who are to accompany him thither.
ByK.
July 13.
Woodstock.
Jul? 12.
Wooostoek.
Membrane 17.
Elizabeth de Bargo staying in England has letters nominating William
de Lymbergh and Hubert de Tresseby her attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Protection with clause rogamus, for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of SU Gerald, Sauve Majeure, and their attomeysy collecting
320
CALBNDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1832.
July 10.
Woodstock.
Julj 16.
Woodstock.
July 10.
Clarendon.
July 16.
Woodstock.
Julys.
Woodatook.
July 18.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
July 13.
Woodstock.
July 20.
Woodstock.
July 21.
Woodstock.
Aug. 1.
Wigmore.
July 28.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
April 21.
Stamford.
July 21.
Woodstock.
Membrane 17 — cont.
alms in the churches of England, L*eUnd and Wales. The king's bailiffs are
to arre^ any unauthorised persons collecting in their names.
Pardon to William le Naulere for the death of Roger de Hul, * wyn-
drawer,' as it appears by the record of John de Cantebrigge and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver Neugate gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Geoffrey de Say, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating Eobert
Peltebem and Eoger de Estre his attorneys in England until Christmas.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. James's, Wyggemore, to elect an
abbot in the room of John de Glehongre, deceased. By p.s,
Mandato to sheriffs, bailiffs, purveyors and officers of the household and
other ministers not to take pribes of the goods of Thomas de la Marche of
Hopebondler, citizen of London,- contrary to the charter of the city.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Thomas de Knaresburgh,
parson of the church of Eremuth, in the Isle of Wight, constantly attendant
on the king's service in the Chancery.
Gift to the guardian and Friars Minors of Abbeville of one vesture of a
journey of wood in Cressy -forest for firing and other necessary uses.
i By pet of 0.
Mandato in pursuance to the seneschal of Ponthieu and Monstreuil and
to the receiver there. '^ * :>
Mandate to sheriffs and others as above not to take prises of the goods or
wines of John de Oxonia, citizen of London, contrary to the charter of the
city.
Elizabeth de Burgo, staying in England, has letters nominating William
de Lymbergh and Herbert de Gresseby her attorneys in Lreland tor two
years.
Pardon to Augustine de Suelgar now imprisoned in Canterbury Castle
for the death of William Lymere, as it appears by the record of William de
Clynton and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of
Kent, that he killed him in self-defence.
Grant to Edward de Bohun, the king's kinsman, in part satisfaction of
the 200/. of land and rent lately promised to him, in fee tail, by letters
patent, of the manor of Shirston, co. Wilts, which has come into the king's
hands by the death of his aunt, Mary a nun of Ambresbury, to hold, with
knights' fees, advowsons of churches and other appurtenances, as of the
yearly value of 90 marks 12«. at which it is extended. By p.8.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Bartholomew Dardis, staying in England, has letters nominating Edmund
Sewel his attorney in Irehmd for one year.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Alan de Chigwell.
The like for the following : —
Acceptence of a demise, dated 3 April, 5 Edward III., by Philip de
Gopillmdis, prior, and the convent of the church of St. Mary Magdalene,
Gbldecly ve, to John de Usk, clerk, of the manor of Membury, oo. Devon,
to hold to him, his heirs and assigns, for seven years, at the rent of 20/.
By fine of 2 marks.
Acquittance to Ralph de Charoun and Boger Trewelove, king's yeomen,
for twenty horses of Edmund late earl of Kent, war horses and other large
horses, seized by them by the king's order for his use after the death of
the earl and delivered to him at Winchester. By p.s.
Grant to Edward de Bohun, of the manor of Shirston, co. Wilts, as
above, except that he is to hold the same in racompence of the farms of
18/. ISs. 4a. p^d by the abbot of dyve for the manor of Brampton, 16L
6 EDWARD III.— Part IL 321
1332. Memfyrane 17 — cont,
paid by Boger de Ormeaby for the manor of Ormesby and 30/. out of the
issues of the county of Kent, escheats from Edmund, late earl of Kent,
lately granted to him with other farms and rents pending fulfilment of the
promise of 200/. of land and rent. By p.s.
July 29. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to his merchants, James
Campden. Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of the society of
the Bardi of Florence, in 350/. paid at his request to Anthony Pessaigne for
the furtherance of his business in France, Grascony and the court of Eome ;
with promise to repay the sum at Michaelmas.
By K. on the information of the Chancellor.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
July 24. Ratification of the estate of John de Honesworth as parson of the church
Woodstock, of Clent with the chapel of Reweleye annexed thereto, in the diocese of
Worcester, by the collation of Joan Botetourte, notwithstanding any right
of the king therein, by reason of the lands of the said Joan or her ancestors
having been at any time in the hands of him or his progenitors, or otherwise,
By p.s.
July 24. Licence for the abbot and convent of Gloucester to impai'k 80 acres of
Woodstock, land, wood and pasture in the manor of Chirchamme, co. Gloucester.
By p.s,
Aug. 4. Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Roger de Tong, sent by Master Robert
Wigmore. de Stretford, king's clerk, keeper of the great seal, to divers parts to make
purveyances for his household.
Membrane 16.
July 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Blundel, parson of the
Woodstock, church of Cliiton, to the prior and canons of the chapel of St. Edmund,
Cambridge, of the order of Sempingham, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of
land and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of nine
messuages, 5 acres of land and 8^. of rent, in Cambridge, to hold as of the
value of 5 marks.
Jul^ 5. Insperimus and confirmation of an indenture [in French], dated at
DcTizes. Leicester, 1 July, 6 Edward III., and witnessed by William le Blount,
William de Walkinton, Richard de Rivers, Roger de Cuilli, John de
Freland and others, being a grant, for life, by Henry earl of Lancaster and
Leicester, steward of England, to John le Blount the son of Walter le Blount,
his yeoman, of the manor of Rodeleye, co. Gloucester, with the demesne
lands, meadows, pastures, rents, services, a fishery in the Severne and
other appurtenanci'.8 (saving to William de Walkinton and John Serjaunt
rents of 10/. each for their Uvea out of the said manor) at the rent of 10
marks. By p.s.
July 24. Mandate to sheriffs, bailifis, purveyors and officers of the household and
Woodstock, other ministers not to take prises of the goods and wines of Henry le
Fanner, citizen of London, contrary to the charter of the city.
July 28. Appointment of Roger de Chaundos, John Giffard and Nicholas de
Woodstock. Acton to array with all speed four hundred footmen in South Wales to
accompany the king to Ireland at Michaelmas. {^Foedera,] By K.
The like of John de Leybourn, Resus ap Griffit and Robert de Bilkemor,
for six hundred footmen in North Wales.
Aug. 18. The like of Robert de Bilkemore and Hugh Tyrel, for thirty men-at-arms
Bcaulioti. in North Wales for the same service. , By p.8.
The like of Philip de Clavenon and William de Kestevene, for thirty
men-at-arms in South Wales.
Tf^
822
OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
July 29.
OampdeD.
July 24.
Woodstock.
Julj 24.
Woodstock.
July 24.
Woodstock.
July 29.
Campden.
Aug. 5.
Hianley.
Aug. 6.
Wigmore.
Aug. 6.
Hanlej.
Aug. 6.
Hanley.
Aug. 6.
Hanley.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Exemption, for life, of John de Messyngham of Ecton, the elder, from
being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as
mayor, sheriff, eseheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the kii^
against his will. By K.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for John Pigas of Bristol
The like for the following : —
Ralph Basset of Drayton.
John le Whitesmyth of Stratford on Avon.
Thomas son of William Thorger of Spaldyng.
Hugh le Loryng, vicar of the church of Tachebrok.
Walter Boggers of Gherleton.
Grant to the abbess and conrent of Lacok who, at the king's request,
have granted to Margery de Atforton an allowance from their house, for
life, tluit this shall not prejudice the house as a precedent. By p.s.
Liceoce for the minister and Trinitarian Friars of Tkeulesford to acquire
in mortmain, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of ten
marks. By p.s.
Exemplification at the request of John de Siton, of letters patent, dated
7 February, 2 Edward III., which have been accidentally lost, being a
general pardon to him.
Writ of aid for William de Boyleston and William de la Farge, sent by
Arnold Micol, chief butler, to audit the accounts of his deputies and substi-
tutes in the ports of the county of Devon, with power to deliver into custody
any found to be in arrears.
Appointment of William de Dersham to receive in the king's name seisin
of the manors of Henton, Haselee, Ascote, Dadyngton, Pyryton, Kerlynton,
Newenham, Spene and Wykes, the town and manor of Wycombe and the
manor of Boseham, with a farm of 40/. out of the last named manor, which
have been surrendered to the king by Thomas, earl of Norfolk and Suffolk,
the marshal, and the cognisances, fealties and attornments of the bailiffs
and good men of the manor of Boseham and of the tenants of the other
manors. By K. A C.
The like of Geoffrey Quyncy for the manors of Long Benyngton and
Kneshale similarly surrendered. By K. & C
Robert de Clifford, staying in England, has letters nominating Thomas
de Dent and John de Egglesfeld his attorneys in L*eland for one year.
Signification to J. bishop of Carlisle of the revocation of the late presenta*
tion of John de Gayneford, then keeper of the spiritualities of the see, to the
vicarage of the church of Arturette in his diocese, in the king's gift by
reason of the late voidance of the see, and of the presentation thereto of
John de Penreth, king's clerk. By K.
Notification of the revocation of the late grant to Thomas de Eggefeld,
king's clerk, of the several tithes in Wyghton, co. Norfolk, which Adam de
Brom, deceased, held of the gift of Edward II., in the king's gift by reason
of his custody of the land and heir of Drogo de Mello, tenant in chief of
the said king. By K.
July 23.
Woodstock.
Membrane 15.
Appointment of Ilanulph de Dacre, John de Louthre and Thomas de
Hardegil, in furtherance of the resolution of the late Parliament that the
king should go to Ireland at Michaelmas to restore order, to supervise all
0 EDWARD UL— Paht H.
1332. Membrane 15— ami.
ships now in the ports of the county of Cumberland or arriving there in the
interral, and to cause such as would be useful for the passage of himself and
those who are to accompany hira and for transport of victuals and other
things to bf taken up for his service and brought with all speed to the port
of Whitehaven, to agree with the mast«ra and keepers of the ships as to the
freight and to see that the ships are well furnished with hurdles, ladders, and
other necessaries, certifying the king from time to time of their proceedings
herein. By K.
The like of the follovring : —
JohTde Loutl^'" 1 *■"' ^^IK"" *''? P*"^J'^ **>« «'*"'*y o^ Lancaster,
Robert Foucher / '<' be brought to the same port.
Thomas de Berkele of Cuberlel for ships in the ports of tho county of
William Tracy > Gloucester, to be brought to the
Richard de Tissebtiry J ports of Holiheved and Tyngebetb.
Henry le Gulden \ for ships in the ports of the county of Devon,
Matthew de Crauthom / to be brought to the same ports.
William de Botereaux 1 for ships in the ports of the cnnuty of Corn-
Henry le Gulden / wall to be brought to the same ports.
WUli^i^df ShSdeford V°K ''"t, 1° ,1° ''°™ »"'»"' ™"' '° •»
Eobort ,1. ttimbury / bought to the ««■ porta.
William de Ercalwe 1 for ships in the ports of South Wales, to be
Adam de Withiford / brought to the same ports.
T> V _ J ou- L 1 for ships in the portsof the coontie.i of Chester
Jc,hnP.,nel j" ^,^^^^
Sept. 15. Writ of supersedeas directed to Ranulph de Dacre, John de Loulhre,
WeMminiter. and Thomas de Hanlegit in respect of their said appointment in the
county of Cumberland. By E. & C. Et erat clausa.
The like to the following in respect of their appointment in following
couDties : —
Jolr 22. Mandato to the keeper of the forest of Shirewod to permit queen
Wood»lock. Isabella and her ministers to have, by view of the steward of the forest,
timber sufficient for necessary repair of the mills and weirs belonging
to the manor of Mammesfeld, which the king has granted to her for life.
By p.8.
Aug. 1. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to his merchants, James
Wigmore. Nicholas, Bartholomew Barde, and the other merchants of the society of
the Bardi of Florence, in 200 marks paid by them, at his request, to Hugh
de la Falice for a release by him of the msnorH of Welles and Warham,
CO. Norfolk, of the yearly value of 60/., which he held by grant, for life,
of the late king ; with promise to repay the same at Christmas.
By K., on the information of the Chancellor.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and king's chamberlains.
July 24. Fwdon to Geoffrey le Archer and Cicely his wife, daughter and heiress of
Wooditock. Richard de la Bere for the acquisition by the latter from the abbess and
convent of Qodestowe, of an estate in fee in a messuage and 40 acres of land
in Fencote, co, Oxford, said to be held in chief, and for the entry therein
by him and by them after bis death, without the king's licence ; and licence
for them to rotain the same. By p.s.
Ang. 8. Licence for John de Bereford, serjeant of the king's marshalsea, to
namaf. make a coppice of trees growing in an acre of land, within the dene of
Bizbreche in Merdenne hundred, co. Kent, called ' Foxoles,' which b his
own soil and held in chief, and of trees growing in a hedge around 2 acres
X 2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Aug. 2.
Wigmote,
Aug. 7.
Membrane l5^eont.
of meadow, nailed ' Kegglisemede,' adjoining the said I&nd, to carry tie
trees therefrom whither he will, and make his profit of tliein.
By K. on the informstioD of the Chancellor.
Grant to John de Pulteneye, In enlargement of the grant, by letlen
patent of 27 October last, of the custody, during minority of the heir oi
Edmund de Wodestok, eart of Kent, of the manor of Wykhun, co. Elect,
which was extended at 106/. 14*. 2Jd., whereof he waa to render yearly
100 marks only at the Exchequer, and for a Bum of money paid by him to
the king, that he shall hold the custody rent free, provided he commit no
wastes, and keep the buildings in repair, and thnt, in tho event of the death
of the said heir under ^e, be shidl hold the same from heir to heir until
one attain his full age. By K. & C.
F&rdon to John de Leyburn for acquiring, for life, from John de Moubray
of Melton Moubray 20/. of rent out of the mauor of Melton Moubray, ca
Leicester, held in chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence
for him to retain it. By fine of 10 mariis.
Jordan de la Haye and Walter de la Grave, monks of Abyndon, bringing
r. news of the death of Robert de Gareford, their abbot, have letters of licence
to elect. By p.<.
Safe conduct, until All tjaints, for William, archbishop of York, coming
• to the Parliament to be held at WeBtminstei on the morrow of the Nativity
of St, Mary, and his men, that they be not stayed over the bearing of the
cross before them. [Fcedera.'] By pj.
Signification to B. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election
of William de Comenore, one of the monks, to be abbot of Abyndon.
By p.8.
Juno 5. Exemption, ior life, of Ri
Woodstock, asiizea, juries or recognisan
coroner, escheator or other ba
July 28.
Ounpdcn.
July 20.
Campden.
Grant to John de Spaygue
custom of wools, hides and i
other small cuBtoma and presi
ports of £yngeBton-upon-Hi
the custody of one part of the
Mandate to Thomas de Ha
office, seal and other things bt
Andrew de Sakevill, knigh
ing Nicholas de la Beche and
until Christmas.
Agnes, the wife of John I
seas, has letters nominating
attorneys in England, until £
Simple protection, until Eb
Protection with clause vol
Shordich, clerk, going beyond
The like for William Noyl
6 BDWABD m.— Part II.
325
1332,
Aag. 2.
Wigmorc.
July 24,
Woodstock.
Aag. 5.
Wigmore.
Ang. 3.
Wigmore.
Aug. 2.
Wigmore.
July 2.
Devices.
Aug. 8.
Haoley.
Aug. 2.
Hanky.
Aug. 2.
Hanky.
Aug. 8.
Wigmore.
Aug. 4.
Hanky.
Membrane 14 — cant.
The like for the following also going with the said John on the king's
service : —
Nicholas de Shordich.
John de Felstede.
Thomas de Wyntonia.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to Master Itherius de
Concoreto, the Pope's nuncio and collector of the four-yearly tenth set upon
the clergy of England and Ireland and of first fruits of void benefices
reserved during the same time, in 1,000/. leceived by the hands of Adam
de Lymbergh, king's clerk, and Master Hugh de Calce, subcollectors of
the said Itherius in Ireland, for the furtherance of the king's business there,
with promise to repay the sum at Christmas.
By K., on the information of the Chancellor.
Ratification of the estate which the abbess and convent of Godstowe
hold in the church of Great Tywe, in the diocese of Lincoln, by appro-
priation. By p.8«
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Oliver de Ingham,
seneschal of the duchy of Aquitaine, staying in the duchy on the king's
service. By K.
He also has letters nominating Peter de Thometon and Boger de
Antjrngham his attorneys in England for one year.
He also has the like nominating Eobert le Boore and John son of Robert
de Ingham.
Petronilla de Suylly, countess of Drewes, staying beyond the seas, has
the like nominating Bartholomew de Wighton and Gerard le Vavasour
for three years.
She also has letters nominating William de Bardelby and Gerard le
Vavasour in Ireland for three years.
Exemption, for life of Nicholas le Lowe of Northampton, merchant, from
being put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor,
sherifi*, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
By p.8.
Ratification of the estate of Master John de Horewode as archdeacon of
Ossory in the church of St. Canice, Kilkenny, by virtue of his collati€»n
thereto by the king under the seal used in Ireland while the tame w&s in
his gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Clarel to the prior and
Austin Friars of Tikhill of 2 acres of land in Tikhill for the enlargement
of their divelling house. By p.8.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the said Friars to enclose
for the same purpose a lane to the west of their dwelling house, 192 feet
long and 15 feet broad, so that they make another lane of the like dimen-
sions for public use. By p.s. and fine of ^ mark. York.
Grant to Master Richard de Quarendon, king's clerk, of the archdeaconry
of Wilts, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Salisbury
in the time of Edward I. ' By p.s.
Mandate to R. bishop of Salisbury to admit him.
Appointment of Roger Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, to treat with those in that land at war against the king
and to make agreement with them with the counsel and advice of the
justiciary, the chancellor and the treasurer of Ireland.
[Fcedera.'] By K. & C,
326
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 14 — conL
Pardon to WiUiAm sod of John in le Hale of Bissbopiedon for the death
cf William son of William Dawes of Lodynton, as it appears by the record
of John de Heyford and his fellows, justices appointed to delirer Warwick
gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
Orant to Ralph de Crumbewell that, whereas Edward U., on account of
Hales Owen, the loss which he had sustained in his service in Scotland, by letters patent
granted that he might fell and make his profit of the trees in 20 acres of his
wood of Lamleye, in Shirewode foi^est, he may still act upon the said letters
patent if he have not yet done so. By p.s.
1332.
Aug. 15.
Cleobuiy.
Aug. 24.
Membrane 13.
Aug. 12.
Wigmore.
Aug. 13.
Wigmore.
Aug. 10.
Wigmore.
Aug. 9.
Wigmore.
Aug. 16.
Cleobury,
Aug. 14.
Hales Owen.
Aug. 26.
Feckeuham.
Sept. 2.
Northampton.
Pardon to Michael Minyhot for acquiring from the prior and convent of
Goldclif, without licence, the manor of Coldrei, held of the kuig in frank-
almoin, to hold for his life and for his executors or assigns for one year
after his death, and restitution of the same which had been taken into the
king's hands on account of this trespass ; it having been found by an
inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Roger Ghaundos, escheator in the
counties of Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop and Stafford and in the
adjoining march of Wales, that such restitution will not be to the king's
prejudice except in this that he will lose the issues of the manor in case of
any voidance of the priory in the life of the said Michael.
By fine of 2 marks^ Gloucester.
John, abbot of Conches, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Richard de Luna and Robert de Condeto his attorneys in England for three
years. By fine of 40*.
Appointment of Henry de Percy, the king's kinsman, on information that
Henry de Bello Monte and a number of men-at-arms have put to sea to
make an attack upon Scotland in defiance of the king's proclamations that
none should break the peace made between Robert de Bruys, then king
of Scotland, and the king, to be keeper of the march towards Scotland,
and to keep the peace between the people of the county of Northumberland
and the Scots until Michaelmas. [Fcedera.'] By p.B.
The like, in the counties of York, Lancaster, Cumberland and Westnuu^-
land.
Writ of aid for the said Henry de Percy directed to the sheriff of York.
\^Foedera,'] "By the same p.s. Et erat ciausum.
The like, to the sheriffs of Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland
and Lancaster.
Presentation of John de Penreth to the vicarage of the church of
Arturette, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the late
voidance of the see. By p.8.
Protection with clause nolumus in Ireland, for one year, for Roger
Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in that land.
ByK.
The like for Hugh de Nassyngton.
Protection with clause nolumus for John Dutot while prosecuting
business relating to Ralph, count of Eu, and his lands within the realm.
By the Chancellon
Licence for David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to grant to Edmund son c^
Edmund de Cornubia, Isabella his wife and the heirs of their bodies, the
manor of Colyngeboume, co. Wilts, held in chief. In default of any heir,
the manor is to revert to the earl and his heirs. By fine of 10/.
328 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 12 — cont.
Aug. 17. Appointment of Simon de Warnebourn to the bailiwick of the bedelry of
Cleobury. Wygemore liberty, with the custody of the vert and venison in that liberty,
under the keeper and constable of Wygemore. By p.s.
Mandate to the constable and keeper of the king's castle of Wyggemore
to pay him the usual wages out of the issues of his bailiwick.
Aug. 24. J. bishop of Ely, staying in England, hai letters nominating William
Hales Owen, de Bardelby and Hugh de Nassington his attorneys in L*eland for two
years.
Sept 2. Pardon to William de Warrewyk for acquiring from Nicholas de
Northampton. Warrewyk, without licence, the life interest in the manor of Chesterton,
CO. Warwick, held in chief, which the latter had of the inheritance of John
his son ; and licence for him to retain the same. By p^.
Sept. 3. Presentation of Martin de Ixnyngg to the church of Dadyngton, in the
Northampton, diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the manor of Dadyngton
being in his hands. By p.s.
Sept. 2. Exemption, for life, of John le Rous of Raggeleie from being put on
Northampton, assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, escheator,
sheriff, coroner, constable, forester, verderer, regarder or other bailiff or
minister of the king against his will. By p^.
Sept. 9. Licence for tbe alienation in mortmain by Master Robert de Pykering,
Westminster, clerk, to the chapter of the church of St. John, Beverley, of two messuages
and a tofl in Beverley to increase the sustenance of a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the said church for the souls of the faithful departed.
By fine of 20*. York.
Sept. 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Roselyn of Uplede*
Westminster, coumbe to the prior and convent of Burnecestre, in part satisfaction of the
10/. of land and rent which they had the late kind's licence to acquire, of a
sixth part of the manor of Upledecoumbe, co. Bencs, which is of the yearly
value of 26«. 8cf. as appears by the inquisition, to be held as of the yearly
value of 40*.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Sept. 8. Pardon to John le Taillour of Bristowe of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Northampton for non-appearance before Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows,
justices in eyre, to answer touching an indictment of larceny lately laid
against him while he was on pilgrimage beyond the seas. By p.s.
July 4. Exemption, for life, of William del Hay from being put on assizes, juries,
Devizes, or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Sept. 3. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Bisshopesdon to the
Northampton, master and brethren of the hospital of St. John, Warrewyk, of the advowson
of a moiety of the church of Morton MerhulL By p.8.
Sept. 12. Grant to Edmund de Catefeld, in enlargement of the grant for life by the
Westminster, late kinff of the custody of the smaller piece of the seal used for recogni«
sances of debts in the city of Norwich, that whenever he shall be away and
unable to attend to that office he may substitute John de Worsteds of
Norwich in his place.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Edmund de Mulkberton for
delivery to the said Edmund or John of the said piece of the seal with the
rolb, memoranda and all other things relating to the said office which are
said to be in their custody.
Sept. II. Confirmation of a writing whereby John de Dag worth, knight, granted to
Westminster. John Hovel of Wyverston and his assigns, for his life, a fourth part of the
Jit a fit leijeaDt to
By fine of 1 mark.
Darke yearly, by the
WoodKtoek. hands of the keeper of the king's maoor of Wodestok, to celebrate aerrice
in the chapel there. By p.e.
Aug. 12. Grant to Margaret late the wife of Edmund, eart of Kent, and executrix
WooSttook. of his will, on her petition, that she shall be allowed 90/, out of the 180/- to
be paid by her yearly at the Exchequer for the custody of the lands of the
inheritance of John, brother and heir of Edmund son and heir of the eaid
ear), in recompence of the goods of the earl which came into the king's
hands after his death. The allowance is to continne during the minority of
the said John, and of Joan, his sister, if he die under age, or until the l^ing
satisfy the said Margaret of the value of the goods. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Appointment of Robert dc Ufford, John de Tichebourn and John de
Weitniiuter. Maclesfeld as justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Wilta, to com-
plete the ^re commenced by John Mautmvers, Robert de Aspate, William
de Ponte Robert! and Hugh de Hampslape. which is still undetermined for
the reason that while the business was proceeding the said Robert and Hugh
died and John withdrew from the realm.
Sept. II. Licence for the alienalion in mortmiun by William le Orfevre of
Westminner. Worcester of four meBsuagee and 8*. of rent, in Worcester, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service in the chapel of St. Mary in Worcester cathedral
in honour of the saint and for the souls of the father and mother of the
grantor. By p.s.
Vacated becaute olhenoise belcno.
S^t. 12. Protection with clause nolumus, for two years, for the abbot of Hyde by
Wotlminiier. Winchester.
The like for the following :—
The prior of Pontefract of the Cluniac order, for one year.
Thomas Geyst, hermit of Weatlesham, without the clause, for one
year.
Peter Quen, chaplain, keeper of St. John's hospital for lepers, Thetford,
for two years.
Gnichardus de Jou, prior of Montacute, going beyond the seas, without
the clause.
Sept 12. The said prior has letters nominating William Wayne and William de
Wcatmiiuter. Ferret his attorneys in England until the Purification.
Sept. 15. . Stephen, prior of Pontefract, going beyond the seas to a general chapter
WeiimioitcT. of the Cluniac order has the like nominating William de Skargil and William
Basset, until Easter. By p.s.
Kept. 14. Grant to William de Tykhill, king's clerk, of the prebend of Mayn io
WMtminitcr. ihe church of Ossoiy in Ireland, in the king's gifl by reason of the tem-
poratities of the see of Ossory being in his hands. By p^s.
July 15. KxemptioD, for life, of Robert de Sapy, knight, from being pot on assizes,
Abingdon, juries, or recogDisaDCCS, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
eecheator, or o^er bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Sept. 18. The like of William de Moainton. By p.8.
Sept. 12. Protection with clause volvmttt, for one year, for John Travem, clerk,
WMtiiiiiut«r. coDBlable of Bordeaux, staying beyond the seas on the king's service.
ByK.
830 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1332. Membrane 11.
July 18. Notification of the revocation of the collation lately made nnder the seal
Woodstock, of Ireluid of Master John de Horwod to the archdeaconry of Ossory.
By pj.
July 15. Batification of the estate of Master Howel de Bath in the said arch-
Woodstock, deaconry. By the same pA
Sept. 11. Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Master Adam de Meig-
Westminster, nill, parson of the church of Stoke Talmache.
The like for the following :—
Philip Bemardyn, parson of the church of Sybalton.
Thomas de Stapeldon, canon of the church of St. Peter, Exeter.
The prior of Christ Church, Twynham.
Robert de Weylond.
John de Staunton, parson of the church of Wylardesbury, for two
years.
John de Cromhale.
John de Wysham.
Sept. 10. Ratification of the estate of Master Richard de Thormarton, king's clerk,
Westminster, as prebendary of Hambury on the collation of the bishop of Worcester.
By p.s,
Sept. 10. Grant to Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England, the king's unde,
Westminster, of the manors of Henton and Spene, co. Berks, Hasele, Ascote, Dadynton,
Piriton and EerUyngton, co. Oxford, the town and manor of Wycoumbe,
CO. Buckingham, the manors of Long Benyngton, co. Lincoln, Eneshale,
00. Nottingham, Newenham, co. Gloucester, and Wykes, co. Essex, a farm
of 42L from the manor of Boseham and other manors, lands, and farms,
which he held of the king's gift, and lately surrendered to the crown, to
hold, with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, escheats, warrens,
fairs, market?, parks, woods, chaces, courts, liberties, free customs, and
other appurtenances as fully as he held the eame before the surrender, to
him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. In default of such heir,
the premises are to revert to the crown. By E.
Vacated by surrender,
Sept. 13. Ponch' de Portevar of Florence, citizen of London, going beyond the
Westminster, seas, has letters nominating Andrew de Portevar of Florence his attorney
until Easter.
Sept. 13. Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for William de Rosholm,
Westminster, parson of the church of Smytheton.
The like for the following : —
Sept. 12. Master Richard de Steyton, parson of the church of Newenham.
Westminster.
Sept. 10. John de Percebrigg, parson of the church of Shepmed, who is constantly
Westminster. attendant on the king's service in the Chancery.
Sept. 17. Henry de Shutyngton, parson of the church of Wardon in Scapeia, who
Westminster. is constantly attendant on the king's service in the Chancery
Sept 12. Matilda de Cantebrigge.
Westminster.
Sept. 20. William Pepercom of Huntyngdon.
Westminster. The master of the hospital of St. Margaret, Newenham.
John de Bruges, parson of the church of Heyghardres.
Sept. 22. R. bishop of Ossory. By p.s.
Westminster.
Sept 20. The abbot of Cluny.
Westmmster. The abbot of Rowley.
William le T»illour of EatnyngeiTode.
Jobti le Callere of LoodoD.
John (le Camera, parson of the chureh of St. Mary, Burewell
The master of the hospital of St. John the Baplist, ClelecomI
S^t. 17. Exemption, for life, of Roger de Wolftorp, of Grantham, from 1
WMtmiiuter. on assizes, juries, or reci^nizances, and from appointment aa mayi
coroner, or otiier ministar or bailiff of the king, against hie will,
Sept. 20. Grant to John de Balscot, king's derli, of the offioe of chief en
WeitminBler. the Excheijuer of Dublin, during pleasure.
Sept. 21. John de Erlegh tstayiog in England, has letters nominating
WettmiiutcT. Qnemerford and Thomas Fiz Simound his attomeys in Irelani
years.
Sept. U. Grant to Robert de Wythiford, king's clerk, of the office of
Westiiiingter. of the king's silver mine in the county of Devon, during pleasure.
Sept. 13. Presentation of John de Hereford to the church ofWynter
WMtndiuteT. the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the lai
John Mautiikvers being in bis hands.
Sept. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master GrifGn de C
WeetrainBtar. and William Mty to Henry de Gower, bishop of St. David
manors of Clementiston, Nant Gove, and Lettardston, a mill, thret
of land, 4Qs. of rent, and a moiety of a mill, in Lawadeyne
bidiang, to And two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in t!
of St, David, Sweyneseye, for tlio soul of the bishop, al'ter his
for the Bouls of Master David, late bishop, and the faithful depart
By I
Sept. II. General pardon lo William de Horewode the elder for all tre
Westminuer. the time of the late king and of the present king.
Sept. 11. Licence for the abbot uf Rameseye to lease the manors of Ovre,
Wntmlntter. Crauufeld, Shelelyugton, anil Beugford [Ringstead], with adv
churches and other appurtenances, for two years, to whomsoever
Byp
Sept. 18. Licence in mortmain Cor the prior and convent of St Fr
WeBiminttflr. Oxford, to grant to the master and brethi'en of the hospital of
Calne, two bushels of wheat weekly out of the manor of Hudden,
Sept. 12. Exemption, for life, of William Bailemond from being put <
Weitmiiuter. juries, or recogniitani-ex, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner, or other bnilLfT or minister of the king against his wiU.
July 24. Licence for the prioress and convent of Escholt in Ayrdale
Woodstock. ID mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value '
Sept. lit. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the burgesses of B
Wmioiiiiiier. of land to the yearly valne of 10/. to thi-ee chaplains to celeb
service daily in the church of St. Leonard, Bruggenorth, for tl
the burgesses, their ancestors, wives and children.
Vacated by surrender as fully latiifiedon fi October, 12 Rich
Sept. 15. Grant to Oliver de Burdegalia and Matilda his wife — on th
Wcntmiiwtvr. ehewinf; that the late king by letters patent granted to them ir
faction of 100 marks yearly at the Exchequer previously grantee
ahoulrl receive the equivalent in land and rent, for life, the rever
manor of Neutin Harecourt, co. Leicester, then held by Philip
hull and Amice bis wife, by grant of Eleanor, aomet'une queen,
332 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane 11 — cont,
of Amice, and praying that the king would cause the manor which has now
come to his hands by the death of the latter to be delivered to them accord-
ingly— that they shall have the same, which is of the yearly value <^
11/. 128. 4d,f as appears by the inquisition taken after the death of Amice,
to hold for their lives according to the tenor of the aforesaid grant, in
satisfaction of 201, yearly of the 1(K) marks which they receive at the
Exchequer. By K. & C.
Sept. 15. Confirmation of an indenture of lease by John, earl of Cornwall, the
Westminster, king's brother, to John de Westm[onasterio], Robert de Sheffeld, Thomas
de Aysterby and Thomas Levelaunce of his capital messuage in Eirketon,
CO. Lincoln, and his demesne lands in the same manor, with meadows,
pastures and faldage of the tenants of the manor, for ten years from
Michaelmas last at a rent of 58/. 7s. Sd. By p.s.
Aug. 7. Confirmation, at the request of Thomas de Bradeston, of a grant, for life,
Wigmore. by Margaret, late queen of England, confirmed by letters patent of Edward
II., to Henry Hert, for long service to the said king, of the cusftody of her
park of Devises. By p.s.
Sept. 12. Pardon to John Yongwyne, chaplain, for the death of Nicholas atte
Westminster. Spence, * messager,' at Cicestre, as it appears by the record of Nicholas
Gentil and William de Ponte Roberti, justices appointed to deliver Ci(«8tre
gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
Sept 18. Presentation of Master Henry de Cokham to 'the church of Rammesden
Westminster. Creye, in the diocese of London.
Mbmbranb 10.
Sept. 15. Confirmation of a grant, for life, by the abbot and convent of Westmin-
Westminster, ster to John de Heyford of a messuage, 18 acres of land and 7 acres of
meadow and pasture in Lalham, said to be held in chief.
By fine of 2 marks. Middlesex.
Sept. 14. Itispeanmus of letters patent, dated 13 September, 11 Edward II., being
Westminster, a confirmation of (1) grant by Ranulph, sometime earl of Chester, to John
de Pratellis, in fee, of land in Tywe ; (2) confirmation of that grant by the
king, dated 4 April, 7 John ; and (3) grant by John de Pratellis, kinsman
and heir of the said John de Pratellis, to Ralph de Pratellis, his son, Alice
daughter of William Joce of Thomcot, and the heirs lawfully begotten of
them, of the manor of Ghreat Tywe and all appurtenances thereof, dated
Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 32 Edward I. ; and confirmation of
these to the said Ralph and his heirs as he now holds or his ancestors
hitherto held the lands. By fine of 40«. Oxford.
Sept. 11. Protection with clause nolnmus for the priory of Bermundeseye, of the
Westminster, king's patronage, now grievously burdened by debts incurred by neglect
and bad rule of late priora, and other misibrtunes ; and appointment of
John Darcy, prior of Stanes^ate, John de Lodelowe, a monk of Bermunde-
seye. Master Richard de Reppes, clerk, and William le Rosce, to the custody
thereof during pleasure, to apply all the issues of the priory, saving rea-
sonable sustenance for the prior and convent and their necessary ministers,
as shall be found by advice of the prior and some of the better and more
discreet members of the house to be most expedient for relief of its estate.
By p.s.
Sept. 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Emericus Pauncefot to the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Bordesleye, who, of ancient time, have been bound
to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the chapel in Benteley manor
6 EDWARD III.— Part II. 383
J332, Membrane 10 — eont.
every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fiiday, and on all feast days, of 2 marks of
rent, in Benteley Pauncefot, to find a chaplain to celebrate on the remaining
days of the week. By fine of 4 marks. Worcester.
Sept. 15. The like, to the master andl)rethren of the hospital of St. Katheiinc,
Westminster. Ledebury, of 40«. of rent in Cowame, to find a chaplain in the chapel of
Hasele under similar circumstances. By fine of 6 marks. Hereford.
Sept. 12. Confirmation of a grant for life by Sibyl, abbess of Rummeseye, and the
Westminster, convent of that place, to Richard Fitz Johan le Cros of the office of hay ward in
the manor of Stepel Assheton and a chamber there, with the usual liveries,
stipends, and other customs, and a cartload of hay yearly in the meadows of
the manor. ny fine of \ mark. Wilts.
Sept. 16. Grant to William de Bohun, the king's kinsman, that he and his heirs
Westminster, shall, after the death of Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, hold the
manors of Henton and Spene, co. Berks, Hasele, Ascote, Dadyngton, Piry-
ton, and Kertlyngton, co. Oxford, the town and manor of Wyconmbe, co.
Buckingham, the manors of Long Benyngton, co. Lincoln, Kneshale, co.
Nottingham, Newenham, co. Gloucester, Wykes, co. Essex, the farm of 42/.
out of the manor of Boseham and other lands, lately surrendered by the
earl, and granted by the king to the said William, quit of the rent of 800/.
which was reserved to the Crown in the grant, and has since been granted
to the earl for his life. By K. & C.
Sept. 19. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Great Yarmouth of murage for
Westmmster. three years. By pet. of C.
Sept. 18. Mandate to sherifis, bailiffs, purveyors, and officers of the household and
Westminster, other ministers not to make prises of the goods of John Priour, citizen of
London, contrary to the charter of the city.
Sept. 14. Licence for the abbot and convent of Burton-upon-Trent to acquire in
Westminster, mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks.
Byp.s.
Sept. 20. Presentation of John de Flete to the church of Wystowe, in the diocese
Westminster, of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and
heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.
The like of Master Thomas de Pontesbury to the church of Ovre, in the
diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of Ramme-
seye abbey being lately in the hands of Edward L By p.s.
Sept. 15. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by John de Molyns, king's
Westminster, veoman, to the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Suthwerk, of 25 acres of
land in Stoke Pugeys, in exchange for the like quantity of land in that
town. By p.s.
Sept. 15. Appointment of Thomas de Clifton to the office of the woodwardship of
Westminster. Blakeneye in the forest of Dene, during pleasure. By K.
MSMBRANS 9.
Sept. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the abbot and convent of
Westminster. Cirencestre to Roger, vicar of the church of Braye, of 5^ acres of meadow
in Braye, at a rent of 18i., for the enlargement of the dwelling house of
the vicarage. By p.s.
Sept* 10. Inspeximus and confirmation for the prior and monks of a charter of
Wostmhister. Henry [I.] as follows: Know that for the love of God I have confirmed to
the monks of Noion all that William, count of Evreux (Ebr^) gave them
in England, that none may challenge th«^m therein, to wit, the church of
Henretb, with the tithe, and the chi4)el of Baldinton, and an inn at
Suhanton, and all the land which king William, my father, gave them.
And I charge that, as the said earl held all that knd in his demesne^
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Sept. 13.
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Sept, 14.
Westminstv.
Sept. 15.
Westminster.
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Sept, 17.
Westminster.
Sept. 21.
Westminster.
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mi? cooot. TWf«J&iMr« IH otme iJkw Ih» T«?fol9 tlubdMurter ^ran^ttliftned
witlk tbe aotibor^ vf s^v iffdL W$t W $«dfier tW Y«fl^;^!wi«« oX injured
wa^^«stT. ?rito«§i$<d:$ : — Ti&ar>tt«ik«nrlil^tt<lMfk <i£ T«w^ J<dlio^lMsW|»ofLii!^«iix,
Sft^plm, coiurt ^ 3lwt;un« IMvtt de lUn^ Wittrai %W Tmneferrilk],
irmam ae Abu&% Huw> ^ ¥yk?!$«», a* Tortu Br fioe <<7l^ I OMurk. Berks.
Xotifiouido of iKe r^TiMfttmi of ktt«ff« pQ^teot wKgfglyy die kio^ latdj
nJd&ed ike <«lft^ wkkk Master Joko ik^ Honra«le ssoid llttdt ke kod in tke
ickdeoeoory of Ossory bj coiblim wwlier ike btsk aeol ; s«ck lecten
poteiil karin^ Kvn i^mntied by tke kui^ in fer|:etfolne»$ oJt tke &cft Ikal
ke kMi preTicmsIr loti^Hed lk« «s<mte of Mnster Hov^ de Bfttk as ardi-
deneon. B]r p^a.
Prolectioa, for one jeaur« in EngekudU Inekoid* and Walesa for Ike laasttr
of tke koisintal of St. Jokn tke Baptist aad St. «lokn tke Eranfrelisl, in
Ike town of Neopon Pavnel br tke knd<s^ and kb atlonieTS, collecting
aliBS in ike ckoitkeA once in Ike j«ar, bj rirttie of an indnlgme from tke
Pope.
Granl to Biokard de PatoskuiU klng'^s jeoman^ of tke office of tke peaage
of wo<^ in Ike port of London,, irkick AlexMider )e Fejntoor, now
deceased^ kdd. Bt p.8.
Imspmmtms and confirmalion loi tke abbot and monks of KYininer in
Wales^ and tkeir socce«sors« of a ckatter of Lew^lin* 9on of GerrasiaSy
prince d Nortk Waks» dated 1209« being a confirmation of diTcrs giants
to tke alA^ej, confirmed bj letters patent dated 20 Marck 17 [Edward II. (?)].
Bj fine of 2 marks. Nortk Wales.
[MofM^itom^ ToL t. pp. 4oi«^ 742.]
Pardon to Rickard de Mnnstrewortk for acquiring, in fee, (rom Tkomas,
earl of Norfolk^ tke marsbal, a messuage in >^ewcnkam in tke forest of
Dene, co. Gloucester, keM in ckief , and entering thereon without licence ;
and licence for him to retain the same. Bj p.8.
Appointment of Adam de Ursewjk to the bailiwick of the chief forester-
^p of the chace of Boghland, during pleasure. Bj p.8.
Grant to the abbot and couTcnt of Thornton upon Humber, a hooae
founded bj William le Chos late earl of Albemarle axid lord of Holdemeese,
whoee lands escheated to Edward L and are still in the king's hands, that
the advowson of their abbej shall remain annexed to the Crown for ever.
Bj K. ^ C. bj fine of 10/. < Lincoln.
[MomasHcoHy vol. vi. p. 323.]
Protection with clause rxtgamms^ {(ur two years, for Nicholas de Ponte
Fracto, one of the monks, Robert de Werjngton and Simon de Sartrina of
Ponte&act, and their messengers, collecting alms for the prior of the
church of St. John the Apostle and Evanselist^ Pontefract, for the building
of the said church, wherein the bodj of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster,
lies buried, and of a chapel on the spot where the said earl was beheaded.
Confirmation of a grant by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to William
de London, burgess of the town of Grantham, 'and his heirs for ever, at
the rent of Sd.^ of a void place 111 feet long and 8 feet broad, said to be
held in chief, adjoining a messuage of the grantees in Sutligate, Grantham.
By fine of lOf. Lincdn.
Presentation of Henry de Kendale, king's clerk, parson c^ the chtirch of
Whitingham, of the jurisdiction of the archdeacon of Richemuud, to the
church <^ Rye, in the diocese of Chichester ; on an exchange of benefices
wiUt Thomas de Uarreis, king's clerL By p^
6 EDWARD m.— Pabt n. S35
2332. Mbmbranb 8.
SepC 13. Grant, for life, to Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England, the
Wetimiiister. king's ande, of the rent of 800/. reserved in the grant to William de
Bdion, of the lands lately surrendered to Ute king b/ the earl. By K.
[See membrane 10.]
Sept. 14. Licence for the abbot and convent of Boxle to acqoire in mortmain land
WMtmiBster. and rent, not held in chie^ to the yearly Yalae of 10/. By p.8.
8ept. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger Caries of a messnage,
Westminster. 60 acres of land and 20i. of rent, in Albrighton, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in hononr of St. Mary, for the sonl of the grantor, and
for all Christian souls at the idtar of the said saint in the church of St.
Marina, Albrighton. By fine of 60#. Salop.
Sept. 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Stapddon, brother
Westminster, and heir of Walter late bishop of Exeter ; in furtherance of a licence granted
by the late king to the latter for the alienatiim of 3 acres <^ land in Emis-
combe, with the advowson of the church there, to the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. John the Baptist within the east gate of Exeter, to
find chantries and support alms according to the appointment of the
bishop for his soul and for the souls of his successors, which he was pre-
vented by his death from giving effect to ; to the said master and brethren
of the premises as aforesfud and for these to receive the land and advowson,
and to appropriate the church, to find chantries and support alms for the
soul of the bishop, and for the souls of Thomas de Button, sometime bishop,
and all future bishops, according to the appointment of the said Thomas
de Sti^don. Byfineof20f. Devon.
Sept. 8. Pardon to John Mouncy, for his service in Gascony, of what pertains to
Northampton, the king for the rape of Grecia, the wife of Robert de la Hay, as well as for
the carrying away of the goods of the said Bobert, whereof he is indicted,
and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Exemption for life of Balph le Longe of Coueleston from being put on
Weittminster. assizes, juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner, escheator, or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will.
By p.s.
Sept. 18. Writ de intendendo directed to William de Bohun in respect of the rent
We<9tminster. of 800/. due from him for lands late of Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the mar-
shal, the king having granted such rent to the earl for life. By K. & C.
Sept. 13. Licence for John de Pateshull to grant to William de PateshuU his son,
Westminster. Joan, wife of the latter, and the heirs of their bodies, 7/. \2s. of land and
rent in Ronhale, said to be held in chief, and to enfeoff Henry Huberd and
Bobert de Foxle, chaplains, of 10/. of land and rent in Kerdyngton, also
held in chief, for them to re-grant the same to him for life, with remainder
to William and Joan and their heirs as above. In the event of the death
of William and Joan without heir of their bodies the former is to remain to
the said John and his heirs, and the latter to his right heirs.
By p.8. aud fine of 20^. Bedford.
V(icated because otherwise below,
Sept. 20. Confirmation of grants by J., bishop of Winchester, with the assent of his
Westminster, chapter, to WiUiam atte Fen, his servant, of (1) two messuages in Suth-
werk which escheated to the bishop on the death of John Haukyn to hold
to him and his heirs by the services due ; and (2) a messuage and two
Tirsates of land in Haillyng, in the manor of Havehunte, to hold to him
and the heirs of his body by the rent of Ss. 5c/. By K.
Sept. 17. Grant to Joan de Mortuo Mari, a nun of Lyngebrok — on her petition
Westminster, shewing that, whereas Edmund de Mortuo Mari, her father, granted her
for her sustenance 10 marks yearly out of the manors of AjdoMUDitre,
336 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 8 — cont,
Lyngebrok, Monede, Overle, Netherle, Borjton, Elton, Yetton, and LejnUl
Starkesy held in chief, the pension has lately been withheld from her from
the time when these manors passed into the king's bands on the death of
Edmund de Mortuo Mari, kinsman and heir of her father, by reason of the
minority of Roger, his son and heir — that she shall receive the same yearly
so long as the manors remain in the king's hands. By p.s.
Sept. 15. Restitution to James le Botiller, earl of Ormond in Ireland, the king's
Westminster, kinsman, of the regality and other liberties, with knights' fees and whatever
else the king held in the county of Tipperary in Ireland (saving only to the
king and his heirs four pleas, to wit, of arson, rape, forestalling and treasure
trovo, as well as the profit from the Cross of Tipperary {prqficuis de era*
cets)), which for certain causes the king had resumed; to hold, during
pleasure, as fully as he held the same before they were taken into the king's
hands. By E. & C, and p.s.
Sept. 20. Release, with the assent of the prelates, earls, barons, and other magnates
Westminster, of the I'ealm, to Henry de Burgherssh, bishop of Lincoln, of every action,
demand or plaint which the king has against him for any sums of money,
as well as jewels and other goods belonging to the kin^ and queen Isabella
received by him ; whether money arising from the tee of the great seal
during the time in which he was chancellor, from the treasure of the said
king and queen, or from other source; and of all accounts, arrears of
accounts, and debts due to the king. By p.8.
Sept. 8. Pardon to Thomas de Ookefeld, for service in Gascony, of what pertains
Westminster, to the king for the rape of Joan, late the wife of Geoffrey de Braddene, as
well as for the carrying away of her goods, whereof he is indicted, and of
any subsequent outlawry. By p.8-
Sept. 14. Exemplification, at the request of John le Curly of Carleton Carly, of
Westminster, letters patent, dated 6 April, 3 Edward ILL, which have been accidentally
lost, being a pardon for the said John.
Sept. 21. Mandate to the seneschal of Ponthieu to cause an acre of wood in the
Westminster, forest of Cressy to be delivered to Gerard de la Waranne, king's merchant,
as a gift from the king, towards tbe repair of the houses of the said Gerard's
castle and manor at Cressy which have been accidentally burned. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 7.
Sept. 20. Licence for the abbot and convent of Hales Oweyn to make leases of the
Westminster, demesne lands of the manor of Roweley, which they hold of the king, at fee
farm, by the rent of 10/. 65. 8e?., to their tenants in the manor. Bj p.e.
Sept. 20. Gift to William de Monte Acuto, lately appointed by letters patent to
Westminster, enquire of and levy for the king all debts of Roger de Mortuo Man, the
king's enemy, in the lordship of Ros and Eleywynok, the manors and honor
of Dynebegh, the cantreds of Ros, Rywynok, and Kaermer, and the commot
of Dynmael, which should escheat by the forfeiture of Roger, of these and
all other debts due to the king for any cause within the aforesaid places.
By p.8.
Sept. 16. Pardon to Richard, prior of Okeburn, for receiving Richard Badecok, bis
Westminster, servant, when indicted of the death of Walter le Vynour. By p.s.
Sept. 20. Pardon, at the request of Richard Mirymoutli, king's chaplain, to Roger
Westminster, de Eton, ' tannere,' lately indicted before Gilbert Talebot and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Hereford, of receiving in his
house in the suburb of Hereford, Walter, son of Walter le Spicer of Glou-
cester, and John do Maundevill, convicted felons, and adjudged by the said
justices to punishment for refusing to answer touching the indictment, for
such receiving and of the sentence passed upon him. Bj p.s.
6 EDWARD III.— Part II. 337
1332. Membrane 7 — cont.
Sept. 11. Grant to John son of William Jurdan of Ireland, for service to the late
Westminster, king and the king in Ireland and elsewhere, of the manor of Cromelyn in
Ireland, with the rents and other appurtenances thereof, to hold, during
pleasure, rent free ; in recompence of 50/. yearly of land granted to him,
at will, for such service. By K. & C.
Sept. 24. Appointment of William de Denum as a haron of the Exchequer, during
Northampton, pleasure. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Sept. 24. Grant to Hugh de Langebrigge, mayor, and the men of Bristol and the
Northampton, suburb, on acknowledgement in the Chancery by the former of a bond in
200/., payable half on the Purification and half on Whitsunday next, that
their goods within the town and suburbs shall not be taxed for this turn
for the tenth and fifteenth granted to the king by the commonalty of the
realm, provided that their goods without the town and suburbs be taxed
according to the form of the grant. By p.s.
Sept. 22. Pardon to Robert Bernard for breaking the park of Henry, earl of
Westminster. Lancaster, the king's uncle, at Weston, hunting therein and carrying away
deer ; and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Sept. 21 . Mandate to John Vyncent, receiver of the county of Ponthieu, on petition
Westminster, of Gerard de la Waranne, king's merchant, who is bound to the king in 540
pounds of Paris, payable at the Exchequer of Ponthieu within three years,
for an extension of the time of payment on account of the destruction by fire
of the houses of his castle and manor at Cressy, that on the said Gerard
giving sufficient security for payment he is to grant an extension of the
time for payment to six years and to cause this to be enrolled. By p.s.
Sept. 10. Exemption, for life, of Hugh de Balne from being put on assizes, juries
Westminster, or recognisances and from appointment as sheriff, escheator, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of Adam son of Hugh son of Avice.
Sept, 22. Confirmation of a grant by Theobald Russel, knight, to Master Roger
Weistminster. Cantok, for life, and to his executors for a year after his death, of the
manois of Herdwyk and Wedon by Aylesbury, co. Buckingham.
By fine of 40^?.
Sept. 22. Pardon to William de Monte Acuto for acquiring, in fee, from Robert de
Westminster. Cruker the manors of Penmayn and Lesseroayn, co. Salop, said to be held
in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain
them. By p.s.
Sept. 20. Confirmation to Gilbert de Wygeton, king's clerk, now keeper of the
Westminster, hospital of Hamton, called God's House, and his successors, in frank almoin,
of various grants made to the hospital. By p.s.
[Monasticony vol. vi. p. 674.]
Sept. 22. Appointment of William de Beauver to the ofilice of the marshalsea before
Wcstmiustcr. the justices of the Bench of Dublin, during pleasure. By K.
Oct. 3. Presentation of Walter Power to the church of Muldon in the diocese of
Leicester. Lincoln.
April 12. Grant to Master Paul de Monte Florum, king's clerk, of the prebend of
Westminster. Bannebury, in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidauce of the see in the time of the late king. By p.s.
Mbmbrans 6.
July 24. Inspeximus and confirmation for Robert, prior of St. Frideswide's,
Woodstock. Oxford, and the convent of that place of letters patent dated 5 February
6 Edward II. being a confirmation of grants in mortmain to the priory.
By p.s.
U 95658. r
338
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Sept. 30.
Leicester.
Sept. 30.
Leicester.
Dec. 8.
York.
Dec. 14.
York.
Aug. 2.
Hanley.
Membrane 5.
Writ de intendendo for Robert de la Barre appointed by Arnold Micol,
chief butler, as his deputy in the port of Southampton, during pleasure.
By testimony of Arnold,
The like for the following deputies : —
Robert de la BaiTe, in the port of Southampton.
Roger Turtle of Bristol, in the port of Bristol.
Peter de Pagenham, in the port of London.
William de Berkyng and William de Chestrefeld, in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull.
Vacated by surrender,
Roger de Plumpton, in the port of Bristol.
Assignment to John de Pulteneye, mayor of London, and Geoffrey le
Botiller of 1,000/. of the ancient custom in the port of Southampton and
528/. 9«. 2d, of the new custom in the port of London, in satisfaction of
1,528/. 9s, 2d. paid by them at the request of the council for a final release
by the proctors of Blaine, St. Sever, St. Quiterie, Bonegarde, Sordes, La
Batude, Petreforade, Puiihon and Herba Favera, in the duchy of Aquitaine,
of the outstanding debt owing to those towns by letters of divers captains
and ministers of the king from time of the war between Edward I. and the
king of France, By bill of the TreasnrCT.
Vacated because below on account of erasures and interlineations.
Mandates in pursuance to the collectors in the ports of Southampton and
London, and to the treasurer and king's chamberlains.
Vacated, By bill of the Treasurer. Et erat clausa.
June 21. Licence for David, bishop of St. Asaph, out of pity for the estate of him
Westminster, and his church of St. Ajsaph, which is at present greatly impoverished by
the attacks of thieves, to receive back certain goods, with books, chalices,
money in coin, vestments and ornaments, belonging to the said churchy
lately carried away from the church of the Friars Preachers of Rothdan in
North Wales, which certain of the thieves moved by penitence and others
into whose hands some of those goods have come would now restore.
ByK,
Sept. 11. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William le Orfevre of Wor-
Westrainster. cester to the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Worcester, of four messuages
and 8^. of rent, in Worcester, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the chapel of St. Mary in Worcester cathedral, in honour of the
saint and for the souls of the father and mother of the said WiUianu
Byp.8,
Membrane 4.
Sept. 20. Grant to William de Leversete and John Deveroys of pontage for three
Westminster, years on goods passing over the causeway in the king's highway, between
the towns of Ideshale and Snelleshull, oo. Salop, for repair of the sfud
causeway. By p.s.
Sept. 17. Grant, for life, to Roger de Swynnerton of the manor of Shotewyk, as of
Westminster, the yearly value of 20/., in part satisfaction of the 300/. yearly of land and
rent promised for support of his estate as a banneret, towards which he has
already received 74/. of land and rent late of Hugh le Despenser in the
counties of Stafford and Chester. By p.8.
Mandate to William de Clynton, justice of Chester, for livery of the
manor.
6 EDWARD III.— Part II. 339
1332. Membrane 4 — cont.
Sept. 23. Mandate to BheriJTs, bailiffs and other ministers to cause proclamation to
Northiunpton. be made in every port of the realm where ships with wines call forbidding
under a heavj penalty the sale of any wine until the same be duly gnaged.
By p.s.
Sept. 21. Presentation of Adam de Btidelington, king's clerk, canon and prebendary
Wettmiiuier. of the collegiate church ofWengham, in the diocese of Canterbury, and
parson of a moiety of the church of Aylmerton, in the diocese of Norwich,
to the church of Stretton in Stretlonesdale, in the diocese of Hereford ;
on an exchange of benefices with William son of John de Hardeshutl,
king's clerk. By p.s.
.Sept. 18. Licence for the abliot and convent of Shrewsbury to acquire '""" "*" '""'"
Wcstroinitcr. and rent, not held in chief, and to alienate the same in mor
secular chaplains to celebi-ato divinn service daily in the conve
the abbot and convent and their benefactors.
Vacated because surrettdered at fully lati^ed 16 Aagus,
Sept. \H. Confirmation to the executors of the will of Nicholas Fasti
WeMmiDster. to the Boid Nicholas, by letters patent under the seal used b
Irelnnd, of the custody of lands late of John de Ledenich in
Meath, who held in chief of the heir of Theobald de Verdoi:
ward, during minority of the heir with the marriage of the
dition that if the custody esceed the yearly value of 20/., he s
surplus to the king yearly at the Exchequer of Dublin ; to li
to the tenor of such letters patent.
Juno 19. Appointment of William de Barthelby, king's clerk, to thi
Woodntock. stewardship of Castel Lyons, Tass^ard and Cromelyn, whic
king's demesne in Ireland, during good behaviour,
Sept. 20. Grant to Walter de Kynefare, 'king's clerk, of the office of th
WcsUninHier. before the justices of the Bench of Dublin in Ireland with
the king's writs and rolls in the said Bench, during plee-sure.
Sept. 20. Protection with clause rogamus, for three years, for the abb
WeRiminBier. of Roucestre, their attorneys or proctors, collecting aims in tli
England, Wales and Ireluid. The king's bailifls are I
unauthorised persons collecting in their name.
Sept. 20. Confirmation of a grant by Elena atto Hulle, sometime the
WeaimiDBter. le Boteler, to William Jordan of Braye of a moiety of (
namely, a messuage, a carticale of land, 3^ acres of mead
pasture and 2 acres of wood, and of 4;. of rent, with gardens.
and other appnrtonaucGB, in Braye, as tho deed of grant witne
By fine ol
Sept. 2f). Protection, until Easier, for the king's merchant, Thome
NortbampiOD. bourne, burgess of Lynn, and for men and servants wnt in
with wool and other merchandise to make his profit of in Flan
Sept. 30, W. bishop of Nonvich, going beyond the seas on the king'
NottinnhDm. letters nominating Master Adam de Ayremyune, archdeacoi
and Thomas de Eve.sham liis attorneys in England, until the
Protection with clause roluuuis, until the said feast, for hin
The like for the following going with him, and by his testin
William de Ayremynne.
Robert de Wardecop,
William Beaufou.
John de Jememuta, parson of tho church of St. Nicholas,
William de Stokton.
Waller de WnynHet.
310
CALENDAli OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Oct. 3.
Leicester.
Sept. 30.
Leicester.
Sept. 30.
Leicester.
Sept. 30.
Leicester.
Sept 29.
Leicester.
Oct. 7.
Nottiogham.
Membrane 4 — cont,
William Tournay.
Robert de Elmbam, dean of Hecham.
Richard de Essex.
Ivo de Glyntou, parson of the church of Threkoston.
William de Berlay.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John de Bedeford charged to
provide carriage for goods purchased for the office of the great
wardrobe. By K.
Appointment of John Darcy to the office of justiciary of Ireland and to
the custody of the land of Ireland, during pleasure. He is to receive »i00/.
yearly at the Exchequer of Dublin so long as he holds the office, in return
for which be shall keep the office and land aforesaid, and shall be tM'enty-
man of men-at-arms, having as many harnessed horses, so long as his com-
mission lasts. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to archbishops, bishops, abbots,
priors, earls, barons, knights, free men and all others of the king's land of
Ireland.
The like, directed to the king's bailiffii and lieges of Ireland.
Mandate to Anthony de Lucy, late justiciary of Ireland, for livery of
the king's land and office aforesaid, as well as his castles, manors and l^ds
with the mimitions, stock and other things pertaining to the office of
justiciary.
Appointment of Roger Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, to the office of the Chancery of Ireland, during
pleasure, at the same fee as other chancellors have been wont to have.
By p.s.
Mandate to Adam le Lymbergh, king's clerk, for livery to him of the
kiuj^s seal used in Ireland, and the rolls, memoranda and other things
pertaining to the office, which are in his custody. Et erat ciausa.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John Darcy * le cosyn *
going to Ireland on the king's service. By p.8.
• Grant to Master John de Kirkeby, king's clerk, of the precentorship in
Lichfield church, with the prebend of Bisshopes Ichynton annexed, in the
king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the see of Coventry and
Lichfield in the time of Edward II. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to Roger Harme ot Bricklesworth of the prebend in the king's
free chapel of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, which John de la Hale lately held, in
the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the deanery of the said chapel
in the time of Edward II. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the chapel.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Sept. 16.
Westminster.
Sept. 15.
Westminster.
MSMBRANB 3.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Cirencestre to grant, for life, to
Gilbert de Brockworth two carucates of land in the town of Mynty, co.
Gloucester, parcel of the manor of the Barton of Cirencestre, which is said
to be held in chief. By pet. of C, and fine of 20f.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas le CotiUer of Ipswich
to the prior and CarmeHte Friars of Ipswich of a messuage for the enlarge-
ment of their dwelling house. By p J.
Grant to John de Pulteneye, citizen of London, with the assent of the
prelates, earls, barons and other magnates assembled in the present Parlia-
ment at Westminster, and in enlargement of the late grant to him, in fee^
6 EDWARD III.— Part II. 341
1332. Membrane 3 — cont.
by letters patent, of the reversion of the manors of Ditton Cammoys, co.
Cambridge, and Shenle, co. Hertford, with the advowson of the church and
chapel of the latter manor, expectant on the demise of Gerard Oram, that
the manors and advowson shall remain to him and his heirs by the rent of
a pair of gilt spurs at the Exchequer at Michaelmas and quit of the rent of
20/. reserved in the aforesaid grant. By K. & C.
Sept. 13. Grant to the same, with the like assent, that the manor of Neuton
Westminster. Harecourt, co. Leicester, now held, for life, by Oliver de Bnrdegalia and
Matilda his wife shall remain to him and his heirs by the rent of a pair of
gilt spurs at the Exchequer at Michaelmas. By K. & C.
Sept. 24. Confirmation of a grant by Owen Seys, son of Kene wrick Vaghan ap
NorthamptoD. Ken Seys to Ithcl Person, son of Ithel Vaghnn, of the lands in Northope
Thledbrok Vaghan, Thledbrok Vaur, Keldreston, Wolfynton, Weper, Sutton,
Caruathlou, Coydecragh, Helegenlan, Helegenperneth, Tref Thlenneos,
Thlestenhunnjrth, Hendrefython, Kilkeyn, Dolveghles, Coygen, Cayros,
Botevarree, Maynena, Gronant, Westbury and Halwell, in the cantred of
Englefeld, Pewneyn and Thlosmeyn, co. Carnarvon, and Neubold by
Chircheotheheth, co. Chester, lately acquired by him from his said father
to hold to the said Ithel, his heirs and assigns, with buildings, demesnes,
curtilages, gardens, stews, meadows, woods, pastures, moors, marshes, heaths,
wastes, mills, rents, services, customs, homages, reliefs, wards, escheats,
and dowers, villeins and their issues and chattels, customs, day-works and
servile conditions, and all other appurtenances, of the chief lords of the
fees by the accustomed services. By fine of 2 marks. Chester.
Sept 20. Pardon to John Gilot of Abbrebury of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Oxford for non-appearance before Henry le Scrope and his fellows, justices
of oyer and terminei", to answer touching divers felonies. By p.s.
Sept. 21. Confirmation of a grant by deed of William de Monte Acuto to William
Westminster. Curteys, his heirs and assigns, by the rent of a rose at Midsummer, of
140 acres of land in Segreyt and Astrot Canon, within the lordship of
Dynbegh, in severalty at all seasons of the year according to measured
bounds, with * fyrbote,' * heybote,' and * housbote ' for necessary buildings
in proportion to his tenements where he is resident, by view of the forester
there, and common of pasture for all his beasts, except goats and swine,
in the covert ; and of the release by the same deed of all his right therein.
By p.s.
Sept. 26. Writ of aid directed to the mayor and j^heriffs of London in favour of
Westminster. Richard de Ayremynne, king's clerk, to whom the king htely granted the
custody of the Domus Conversorum in London in collecting the rents due
to the house.
Sept. 16. Protection with clause nolumusy for two years, for the abbot of West-
Westmioster. minster, an abbey of royal foundation, specially committed to the king's
protection by Papal bulls (Apostolica j^^^t^iiegia) and where the kings of
England are admitted for coronation and their bodies rest in the grave.
By p.s. [5769.]
Sept. 30. Presentation of Master Robert de Wy vill to the church of Bolewelli in
Leicester, the diocese of York.
Sept. 28. Simon, abbot of Rewley by Oxford, going beyond the seas, has letters
Westminster, nominating Ralph do Eton and Stephen de Abyndon, monks of the abbey,
his attorneys in England, for one year.
Sept 30. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John lo Palmere.
Lotoester. The like for the following : —
Thomas de Eggefeld, parson of the church of Thirsford.
Adam Benoyt,
342 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane 3^--cont,
Master Alexander de Neuport, parson of the church of Warefeld, for
two years.
The prior of Caldewell.
Sept. 20. Pardon to Walter son of Walter le Passour of Hawes for acquiring for
Westminster, life, at the rent of 16*., from the 'prior of Derhui'st a messuage, 5 acres of
land, and 4 acres of meadow, in Hawes, and the passage over the water of
Hawes, held in chief, and entering thereon without the licence of the late
king ; and licence for him to retain these. By fine of 20*. Gloucester.
Sept. 20. Admission of Thomas de Belassise, in place of Andrew de Bodekesham,
Westminster, deceased, as a king's chaplain, to stay in Windsor Castle with John de
MeltoD, Peter de Wycle, and Edmund de London, and to be attendant
with them on the divine offices lately appointed by the king, for his good
estate and for the souls of his ancestors, heirs and successors, when he
transferred the four last-named chaplains from the chapel in Windsor park
where they used to celebrate by the appointment of Edward II.
Oct. 2. Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kinsman, of the manor of
Leicester. Mapledorewell, co. Southampton, as of the yearly value of 11/. 18*. 7^d.,
to hold with the manors of Fritheby, co. Leicester, and Asshele, co. South-
ampton, and a farm of 50/. out of the abbey of Waltham Holy Cross lately
granted to him, in part satisfaction of 200 marks of land and rent promised
to him by the king pending other provision for his estate.
By bill of the Treasurer.
Oct. 7. Grant to William de Knoston of the office of bailiff errant of the whole
Nottingham, county of Northampton, during pleasure, to be attendant upon the sheriff.
By p.s.
Writ to the sheriff for livery of the office to him.
Oct. 7. Grant to Thomas Cokeiico, king's serjennt, for long service to the king's
NottiDgham. progenitors and to the king, of 4d. daily at the Exchequer, for life.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the Treasurer and Chamberlains.
Oct. 7. John de la Bere and Margery hb wife, going beyond the seas, have
Kottingham. letters nominating Robert Wandak and John de Faunton, their attorneys
in England for one year.
Oct. 13. Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for tho master and
Tickhill. brethren of tho hospital of St. Anthony, belonging to the priory of
Lenton by Nottingham, their proctors and messengers, collecting alms in
churches, towns, and fairs.
Oct. 5. Presentation of Hugh de Eboraco to the church of Carletou by Rokyng-
Nottingham. ham, in the diocoso of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the lands and heir of Peter de Prilly, tenant in chief of the late king.
Oct. 12. Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Geoffi^y de Canterton, appointed by
Tickhill. Master Robert de Stretford, king's clerk, keeper of the great seal, a
purveyor for his household.
Sept. 30. Protection with clause voltnnus, for one year, for Henry Hillary, knight,
Leicester, going to Ireland on the king's service with John Darcy * le cosyn.'
By testimony of the said John.
Membrane 2.
Oct. 7. Ratification of the estate of Henry de Fulham as parson of the church of
Nottingham. Wallop, in the diocese of Winchester, of the patronage of the treasurer of
the church of St. Peter, York, and prebendary of Coumbe the 13th in the
church of Wells, notwithstanding any right of the king therein by reason
of any vuidancc of the sees of York and Bath and Wells or of the treasurer-
ship. By p.s.
344 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 2 — cont,
John son of John de Champent.
Henry Fitz Hugh.
Oct. 19. The abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol, staying in England, has letters
York. nominating John le Barber, chaplain, and Richard Bille his attorneys in
Ireland for three years.
Oct. 20. Henry de Maundevill and Elizabeth his wife, staying in Ireland, have
York. letters nominating Walter Graas and Stephen le Rede their attorneys in
England for two years.
Oct. 7. Grant to Thomas Foane of Knaresburgh, for service to Edward I.,
Nottingham. Edward II. and the king, of the office of porter of Knaresburgh castle,
during good behaviour. By p.8.
Mandate to William le Fitz Waryn, constable of Knaresburgh castle, to
admit him, after taking security from him.
Oct. 22. James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, going to Ireland, has letters nominat-
York. ing John de Alveton and John Mymecan his attorneys in England for three
years.
Oct. 20. Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for John de Clifton of London,
York. « vineter,' going to Gascony to buy wines for import into the realm.
April 26. Exemption, for life, of William de Eland, king's yeoman, from being put
Nottingham, on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sherilE,
coroner, escheator or other bailiff or other minister of the king against his
will. By p.8.
Oct. 20. The like of Roger de Burton juxta Lincoln, without the word * escheator.'
York. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Ratification of the estate of Thomas de Usefiete, king's clerk, as parson
York. of the church of Norton Davy, on the presentation of Robert son of
Payn. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Henry Picot for acquiring, for life, from Thomas Wake of
York. Lydel a messuage and a carucate of land in Cotyngham, held in chief, and
entering thereon without the licence of the late king ; and licence for him
to retain the same.
Oct. 20. Ratification of the estate of John Gogh, king's clerk, as parson of the
York. church of Landerauk in Wales, on the collation of Henry, bishop of St.
Davids. By pji.
Oct. 21. Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for Richard de Gloucestre and
York. Henry de Hardepvrye, monks of Hayles abbey, sent by their abbot, parson
,,-^ — of the churches of St. Paul, St. Corentinus and St. Breaca, co. Cornwall, to
~" take charge of those churches and to receive the profits thereof for his
use.
Oct. 25. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the abbot of Rievall.
York. The like for the following :—
Richard Waleys, knight.
John de Mauleverer.
The prior of Lenton.
Bartholomew Fanacourt.
William de Tyndale.
The prior of Alverton Mauleverer.
The abbot of St. Agatha's.
William de Lyndeseye of Grove.
The prior of Romburgh.
The prior of Tynemuth.
Oct. 20. Roger Basset, parson of the church of Tyverington, who is constantly
^"^ork. attendant upon the king's business in the Chancery.
'r —
6 EDWARD III.— Pakt II. 345
1332. Membrane 2 — emit,
Oct. 25. Hugh do Langebrugge, burgess of Bristol.
York.
Oct. 22. Adam Frere of Norwich and William his son.
York.
Oct. 26. The abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol.
York.
Oct, 20. Richard Thurger of Spaldyng.
York.
Oct 25. William de Salford, parson of the church of Folketon
York. Robert Gienne, burgess of Bristol.
The prior of St. Andrew's, York.
Oct. 22. Grant to the abbot and convent of Stonleye^-on their petition showing that
York. whereas their house was founded by the king's progenitors, sometime kings
of England, for the support of certain chantries for the sonls of them and
their heirs and holds all its lands in frank almoin, it has nevertheless
been charged with the sustenance of Richard de Morton and William de
Foston by Edward II., by the procurement of Hugh le Despenser the
younger whom tlie petitioners dared not gainsay, and that^ as these now
receive daily from the house the sustenance of two monks, the chantry
cannot be supported so long as this charge remains — that they shall not be
held to find the like for any other after the death of the said Richard and
William but shall be quit of such burden for ever. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 1.
Aug. 2. Assignment to John de Pulteneye, mayor of London, and Geoffrey le
Hanley. Botiller of 1,528/. 9*. 2d, out of the customs of the ports of Southampton
and London under the following circumstances. Edward I., at the time of
his war with the French king, became bound, by letters of divers captains
and ministers of his in Aquitaine, to the commonalties, inhabitants, and
merchants of Blaine, St. Sever, St. Quiterie, Bone Garde, Sordes, La Batude,
PetrefMNide, Puilhon, and Herba Favera, in divers great sums for loans
from them for his service ; and, for satisfaction of these sums, he granted
an assignmeut of certain customs in England to be received by attorneys or
proctors of the towns until the whole debt was satisfied^ and that, in ihe
interval, these should have custody of one part of the cocket seal at the
respective ports wherein such customs were received and each of them
should receive from him 6</. daily of the customs so long as he should stay at
the port for the collection. The debt not having been paid off in the life-
time of the said king, Edward II. made a like assignment of customs
towards the payment of it ; and Edward III., after he assumed the gover.
nance of the realm, assigned for the said purpose, first, the whole of the
issues of the old customs of the port of Southampton, and, afterwards, a
moiety of these, nnd both the late king and the present king renewed to the
proctors the grant of the custody of the cocket seal, but one of these only
was to receive the grant \ 6^. daily at the port of collection. These
particulars will be found mdre fully in previous letters patent.
By an account touching the present state of the debt which has been
taken at the Exchequer with the proctors representing the various towns, it
has been found that there still remains due a balance of 3,056/. 18«. 4J.,and
on Peter de Porruto, proctor of St. Sever, Peter de Petris, proctor of
Blaine, and Oliver de Burdeux, one of the two proctors of Bone Garde, La
Batude, Pulion, and Petreforade, with John Brocas, executor of the will of
the other proctor, Reymund Guillehni de Fabrica, who had been empowered
to receive the money on behalf of the towns, having offered to release the
346 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J332. Membrane 1 — cont,
whole debt and to surrender the letters obligatory on receipt of a certain sum,
the said John de Pulteneye and Geoflrey le Botiller, at the request of the
chancellor, the treasurer, and others of the council, satisfied for the king the
sum required, being 1,528/. 9«. 2J., as appears by a certificate of the trea-
surer and barons of the Exchequer, which has been sent into the Chancery.
For their satisfaction in respect of the sum advanced by them, they are to
receive 1,000/. out of the old customs of the port of Southampton from now,
and 528/. 9«. 2d. out of the new customs in the port of London from the
time when queen Isabella shall have received a sum already assigned to
her from the latter custom, and they or their attorney shall have the cnstodj
of one part of the cocket seal at Southampton so long as they are in receipt
of the said customs in that port. If their attorney has the custody, he shall
be allowed Qd. daily out of the customs for his expenses, to be reduced to
3c?. daily should he at any time be the controller of customs there.
By bill of the Treasurer.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the old customs in the port
of Southampton, and of the new custom in the port of London.
Et erat clausa^
Mandate in pui-suance to the treasurer and chamberlains. JEt erat clau$a.
Membrane Md,
May 20. Commission to H. bishop of St. Davids, Robeit de Penris, John Giffard
Woodstock, and Thomas de Merlowe to act for Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales,
who is detained in the king's company for pressing business, in the execution
of a mandate lately directed to the said Gilbert, at the suit of men of South
Wales by petitions before the king and council in divers parliaments, to
enquire touching alleged oppressions by Roger de Mortuo Mari, when
justice of Wales, and to do justice therein, and to do all that pertains to the
office of justice of South Wales in sessions and gaol deliveries, as well as in
bills between parties. They are to certify the king, under the seal of the
bishop, of any oppressions by the said Roger, as justice of Wales, or by
other justices and ministers since his time. By p.s.
May 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Roos of Hamelak, John
Woodstock, de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe and Peter de Ludynton, in the
county of Lincoln, on complaint by the abbot of Croyland, that, whereas he
and his predecessors time out of mind have had a fair at Croyland for seven-
teen days, to wit, on eight before the feast of St. Bartholomew, on the
feast, and on eight days after, with all liberties and free customs pertaining
to such fair, Thomas Wake of Lidell, Hugh atte Grippe, John Toly,
Geoffrey Bettes of Est Depyng, Richard Tollere of Est Depyng, Nicholas
Cuthlak of Est Depyng, William atte Gildhall, Geoffrey atte Gildhall,
Geoffrey Kyng, Ralph Gerondyn of Est Depyng, John Kjmge of Stowe,
William Drinkewater of Bergham, John Hervy of Bergham, William Whyth-
yng of Est Depyng, John Snowe of Est Depyng, William Guthlak, Thomas
Tymyng, Thomas son of William Herrisone of Est Depyng, Robert de
Grisdale of West Depyng, Richard Cousone of Est Depyng, John Coaield«
Ralph atte Halle of Est Depyng, John Kede, Geoffrey le Bidel of Est
Depyng, Nicholas de Irlyngburgh of Est Depyng, Geoffi'ey del Vauden of
Est Depyng, Geoffrey Carter of West Depyng, William Belle of Est
Depyng, John Barfot of Est Depyng, Robert Kentyng of Offynton, John
Prest of Brunne, Baldwin de la Chaumbre, William Lympyn of Stowe, and
others, coming armed to Croyland prevented his bailiflfs from holding the
fair and collecting the toll and other dues thereof, assaulted his bailiff* while
executing their office at the fair and other men and servants of his, carried
away the toll and other dues collected, by threats prevented the merchants
from attending, mowed the rushes in his meadows at Langetoft, Baston.
6 EDWARD III.— Part II.
1332. Manbrane 34rf — cont.
Pyocebek aad Spaldyng, dug turves on his soil, can'ied these
the rushes and his hay, broke in pieces turves already dug there
these back into the holes whence they hod been dug, broke his
houses at Baetoo and drove away 10 horses of his there, worth 1
40 horses, 120 oxeu, 300 cows, and 3,000 sheep of his from
Langetoft, Boston, Pyncebek, and Spaldyng to West Depyng, and i
them there antil he made fines to the amuiint; of 500/. for their n
assaulted his men and servants at Langetoft. By
Mbxbranb 33d.
May 22. Mandate to William de Clynton, constable of Dover Castle and
Woddsioek. the Cinque Ports, to make careful enquiry within his bailiwii
names of euch persons as have made larcenies of armour, victuaJB
things belonging to the king in Dover castle, and are not yet an
to cause them to be forthwith brought to justice according ti
justice of the realm and the custom hitherto used in the said cast
Mbubraxb 32d,
May IS. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, William
Woodstock, hull and Robert de Asshele, touching a complaint that, whereo!
lately appointed Richard de Beansevalle, a monk of the abb
Hellouin, to the custody of the temporalities when in his hands bj
the voidonce of the abbey, divers men of the towns of Great
Okeburn, co. Wilts, which are part of the temporalities, prevente
the bailiffs and the ministers of the king from collecting rents ac
due to the king in the voidauce, assaulted some of the bailifie and
detained the rents and services, and continue, after restitutii
temporalities has been made, to withhold the same from the abb
spiracy supported by a common purse for which they have levied ar
to levy large sums.
June <>, Commission to Robert de Norton, William de la Rue and Fotei
Wooditock. to survey the king's castles and mills in the islands of Gernereyt
seye, which are reported to be greatly in need of repair, and to
king by whose default and when they fell into decay.
June 8, CommiBsion to H. bishop of St, Davids, John Gifiard, Robert
Woodttock. and Thomas de Mcrlawe to execute the office of justice of South
Gilbert TallKtt, the justice, who is detained at the king's side i
pany.
MeubRanb 31(7.
Juno 8. The like to H. bishop of St. Duvida, Robert de Penris, and '
Woodetock. Meriuwe, in respect of a lute mandate to tlie said Gilbert to enqi
justice touching complaints by men of Cordyganshyre, before Ui
council in divers Parliaments of oppressions by Roger de Moi
whon justice of Wales, uud other justices and miaieiters.
Membraxb 29d.
June 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Soinervill, 1
Wocdalock. Aldeburgh and Adam de Koperton, on complaint by Robert, prio
lyngLuti, lliHt Tliouias de Ilertford and others imprisoned him at
ton, CO. Vork, uniil liu uiiulc fine with thum in 2U marks for his i
C^huiijied beciiuM' sotlcd at au
348 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 29ef — cont.
June 24^ The like, on complaint by the same, that Thomas de Hertford, Robert de
Woodstock. Thorpe, John de Thorpe, Ivo de Thorpe, John son of John son of William
de Apilton, Alan le Fleccher of Richemund, and others, at Esby, carried
away his goods and assaulted Geoffrey de Bolton, his fellow caiion, whom
he had sent to prosecute certain business of the house before Thomas Wake
and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, so that the business was left
undone. Changed because sealed at another time.
Membrane 28A
June 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Edmund Baconn,
Woodstock, and John de Trevaignon, on complaint by John, earl of Cornwall, the king's
brother, that some persons broke his parks at Killibullok, Trometon, lis-
kirrct, Rostormel, Penlyn and Nanteglos, co. Cornwall, and hunted therein,
broke his houses at Bikkebery, co. Devon, carried away his goods and
assaulted his servants there. By p.s.
June 26. The like to John de Shardelowe, John de Blumvyll and Robert de Tol-
Woodstock. thorpe, on complaint by Henry de Grey, knight, that Philip de Stowe of
EltesH Robert, parson of the church of Lolle worth, Hugh de Monsters of
Eltesle, Thomas Daneseye of Ellesworth, Bartholomew Burgoyne of Box-
worth, Robert Camp of Long Stanton, Oliver de Bereford, Henry le Maister
of Eltesle, William le Gynes, Ralph Canoun, and others, broke his close at
Gyllyng, co. Huntingdon, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants.
By p.8.
Membrane 27d.
July 1. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Henry de Fenton, William Disny
Woodstock, and Thomas de Sibthorpe, for the river Wythum between the town of
Bokyngham and the city of Lincoln.
Membrane 26cf.
March 21. Appointment of Ebulo Lestraunge, John de Wylughby, Adam de WeUe,
Westminster. William de Eyncourt, Thomas de Xeumarche, John de Barkeworth and
John de Merston to be keepers of the county of Lincoln, in furtherance of
the resolution agreed to in the present Parliament to put a stop to the
lawlessness now prevalent notwithstanding that commissioners of the peace
in each county, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton,
have already been appointed ; and to hear and determine the trespasses of
such as they shall arrest for breaches of the peace. By C.
The like for the following : —
Oliver de Carmynou "1
Richard de Hewys L^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ Cornwall.
John do Trevaignon C -^
John de Billon J
William le Botiller of Wemme
John Lestraunge
William de Ercalewe
John de Leyboume
Roger Corbet
Roger Carles
William la Zousche of Assheby ]
>>for the county of Salop.
Thomas de Berkele I
Richard Talebot >for the county of Gloucester.
John de Wylyngton j
Robert de Aston J
Q EDWARD HI.— Part H.
Membrane iOd — cont.
William de Monte AcQto ")
John (ie Erloghe Vfor the county of Somerset.
John de Clyvedon (
John de Fosa J
William de Roa "i
William ta Zousche of Haryngworth I
John de Verdon I , , . ,-r .
Geoffrey Kidel Y°^ "^^ county of Northai
Peter IHuWaryn
John de Craneele J
John de Faucomberge"!
Nicholas de Meynill I, „ „ ,,,.,. .^ , ,.
Ralph de Hastynges T*" "'® N**"^ ^''^"'g <>' Yorkshire,
John de Kilvyngton J
Afierwards, on 10 Jutff, for certain causes, Thomas Dey
appointed in place of John de KHvijngton.
Robert FitzPayn
for the county of Dorset.
John de ChiJiok
John Peverel
John Wake
Roger le Ouldcne
Robert de Clifford "]
Ralph do Bcihum .for the county of Westmoreland.
Adam de Boghea J
John Dabenion ")
John de llbld I , ,. . , ^
WiUiam de Weston f**'' *''« •=**"'*'? of Su.rey.
Robert le Dole J
Robert FitzPayn ")
John de Chidiok |
John Peverel
John Wake
Roger leQuldeneJ
Afterwards, on 8 July, John Inge, Henry le Galdene and T
de Marlebergh are appointed in the place of the said John, John
and Roger, who are unable to act.
Richard de Qrey
John Darcy ' le nereu '
Robert Perepount
Thomas de Lungevilers
William de Gotham
Afterwards, on 20 August, Richard de Wylughby is associates
these, and on 16 Septemler, Ralph de Nevill and Geoffrey le Scro^
also associated.
>for the county of Dorset.
for the county of Nottingham.
rfor the county of Berks,
Thomas de Coudray
Robert Acbard
Richard de Aberbury
John de Benham j
Roger de Grey "]
Simon Croyser J
350
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Membrane 25d,
July 6,
Woodstock.
July 6. Commission to John Inge, Henry de Guldene and John de Trevaignon to
Woodstock, discover what lands and goods William de Mulehum, Reginald de Frome,
John de Jeulton, Thomas de Spekynton, John Bisshop, John son of Peter
de Draycote, Robert de Lucy, Roger Torel, Hugh de Clayhangre, Ralph de
Welweton, Nicholas Gyan nnd John de Dommere, who have been convicted
of perjury before William de Herle and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
held in the county of Somerset on the day of their conviction, to take the
same into the king's hands, and to cause them to be extended at their true
value. By C.
July 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Richard de Colshull,
Woodstock. William de ShareshuU and Robert de Aston, on complaint by John Goud-
hyne that William de Horwod the younger, Thomas Corbet, William de
Clynton, clerk, Richard de Berton, Giles de la Mote, Thomas Bykenet of
Witteneye, Nicholas Touwe of Burford, Nicholas Cayfestre of Cirecestre,
John de la More of Wytteneye, * boucher,' John de Kyngeston of
Abyndon, * morchaunt,' Henry Blonham of Burford and others carried
away his goods at Burford, co. Oxford. By fine of 40*.
The like to John de Stonore, Oliver de Carmynou, Henry Power ami
Richard de Trevenor, on complaint by John de Trevaignon, king's Serjeant,
and Joan his wife that John de Treiagu, William de Refrawel, John de
Penkevel, John de Tresempel, John son of John de Cararthyn, Richard
Tyrel, Ralph Devyon, Nicholas le Seys of Cruglogos, John and Ralph, his
brothers, Stephen Dyn, Roger le Taillourof Bodmyn, Martin de Glostannen,
William Daneles, Roger Kiggelle, Stephen Jakes, Drogo Baby, John
Marty n, John Babbe, John le Mouner of Branel, Michael Catron of
Nanspian, Richard Oake, William le Beek, William Cok of Nanehirgh,
William Godegrome, John Noee, Henry de Trenewith, and Reginald de
Cruglogos, assembling a great mob, mounted and on foot, attacked the manor
of the said John at Guthfos Muer, co. Cornwall, while he was on the
king's service, forced an entry, took the said Joan and delivered her into
the custody of certain tithing men of those parts who imprisoned her as
a thief and robber, to the great expense of the complainants and contrary
to the statute of Northampton of carrying arms. By C
The like, on complaint by the said John that John de Treiagu, John de
Cornewaille and the rest as in the above down to ' forced an entry,' then,
broke the doors of his houses, trampled down and consumed his crops
growing there, took some of his servants into custody and imprisoned them
at Branel, planning to kill them and threatening them so that they have
withdrawn from his service. By C.
June 18.
Woodstock.
June 14,
Woodstock.
Membrakb 24c?.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Edmund Bacoun
and John de Trevaignon, touching alleged oppressions in the counties of
Devon and Cornwall by ministers of Edward II., queen Isabella, the
king and of other magnates and nobles, by colour of their offices. By p.s.
The like to Geoffrey de Edenham, John Claver, Peter Fitz Waryn and
Robert de Tolthorpe, on complaint by Master Edmund Everard and Master
John de Wylton, executors of the will of Gilbert Lovel, canon of the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, that Walter de Abyham, parson of the
church of Fakenhamdam, Martin Wautereservant de Abyham, Berthold,
prior of Minstre Ix)vell, Roger de Holm, William de Secheford, Adam de
Brauncestre, Richard de Sparham, chaplain, Thomas Tristran of Dockyng,
James atte Tounesende of Dockyng, and Richer Woderove carried away
G EDWARD UL— Part II. 351
1332. Membrane 24d"-cont,
goods of the said Gilbert, which were in their custody, at Dockyng, co.
Norfolk. Bj p.s.
July 1. The like to John de Cantebrigge, Robert de Taunton, Peter de Gret and
Woodstock. Simon Croiser, on complaint by John de Derby, king's clerk, that, whereas
the king lately presented him to his free chapel on Bedeford bridge, com-
manding the sheriff to induct him and sending his seijeants-at-arms,
Stephen de Buterle and John de Troy, to maintain him therein, Nicholas
de Astewod, mayor of the town, Thomas Halyday, John de Bodenho,
William de Bodenho, chaplain, Hugh Bisshop, John le Feumer, chaplain,
Hugh Balle, William le Wright, Hugh Sperewe, William Fleur and others,
assembled by the ringing of the town bell, assaulted them and prevented the
sheriff from executing the king's writ.
By K. on the information of the Chancellor.
Membrane 23cf.
July 22. Commission to Ralph de Nevill and Geoffrey le Scrope, on information
that, whereas of late, on complaints of trespass by the abbot of Croyland
against Thomas Wake of Lidel, and by the said Thomas against the abbot,
the king in his last Parliament at Westminster and afterwards by divers
writs inhibited both parties from injuring one another and from all pro-
ceedings tending to a breach of the peace, there are at the present time
assemblies of armed men in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, on account of
these dissensions maintained by the abbot, the prior of Spaldyng, Ebalo
Lestrange and Thomas Wake, to make inquisition touching such unlawful
assembly, to cause procle.mation to bo made anew in the king's name that
none, oi whatsoever estate or condition, form any assemblies of armed men
or do anything whereby the king's peace may be disturbed, on pain of
forfeiture of all that he can forfeit, to arrest all who do not obey the procla-
mation and to do all that is requisite to preserve order, certifying the king
in the next Parliament of their proceedings herein. By p.s.
Membrane 2ld.
July 17. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, John de
Abingdon. Shardelowe and John Claver, on complaint by William de Ouneby, chaplain,
that John Huberd of Kyrketon, Alan Huberd of Kirketon, Robert le
Baillivesman of Rameseyo, Thomas Pilkok, Geoffrey Rede, Robert Palmere,
Joan his wife, and others imprisoned him at Wystowe by Ramesoye, co,
Huntingdon, and carried away his goods. By p.s.
July 24. Appointment of William de Monte Acuto to recover for the king debts
Woodstock, due to Rogor de Mortuo Mari at the time of his forfeiture, in the lordship
of Ros and Rywynok, the manor and honor of Dynbegh, the cantreds of Ros,
Bywynok and Kaermer and the commote of Dynmael, in Wales, which are
concealed by those from whom they are due. By p.s.
Sept. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard Lovel, John de Trevaig-
Wcjitminster. noun, William de Shareshull and Henry Power touching alleged oppressions
in the county of Devon bv Matthew de Crouthorne, sheriff, and his
ministers, by colour of their offices or in other ways, and by Adam de
Carloton, Robert Lieu, Richard Chiselden, Geoffrey de Royston, Simon de
Sampford, Hervy Tyrel, Ranulph de Spcccote, Robert de Lucy, John
Horayok and others, their adherents.
Changed because sealed at another time.
Membrane Idd,
July 24. Appointment of Rogor de Chaundos and Robi*rt de la Felde to discover
Woodstock, who were iMiiliffs or receivers of Roger de Mortuo Mari, late earl of March,
352 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane \Qd — cont.
in the land of Bergeveny and elsewhere in South Wales and the march of
Wales, and goods there which should have escheated to the king by the
forfeiture of the said Roger but have been stolen, to audit the accounts of
such bailiffs and receivers and to return their inquisition to the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer.
Membrane \M.
Julv 22. Commission to John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe and John
Woodstock. Claver to deliver Norwich castle of the prisoners therein who were indicted
before John de Stonore and his fellows, late justices of oyer and terminer
in the county of Norfolk, for the death of William March. By C.
Aug. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel, William de Share-
Wigmore. shuU and Hugh de Harebergh reciting that a like commission was lately
directed to them touching alleged oppressions by the king's ministers in the
county of Warwick, that afterwards Thomas de Astele, Richard de
Wylughby and others were directed to execute the said commission, that
these last have left some indictments incomplete, and that they are to
determine these.
Membrane I7d.
July 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip de Columbariis, John Inge,
Woodstock. John de Shardelowe and John de Fosse, on complaint by the prior of Stoke
Curcy that Robert Fitz Payn, Ela his wife, Robert le Chapeleyn, John de
Forde, parson of the church of Okforde Fitz Payn, Walter de Bradelegh,
William le Porter, Master Hugh de Exonia, Nicholas le Parker, Walter le
Brokere, Geoffrey le Baker, William le Mareschal, Thomas le Sage, William
Colglas and others broke his doors, houses and chests at Stoke Curcy, co.
Somerset, took away a horse, a colt and a boar, worth 10/., felled his trees,
dug his quarry, carried away the stones and trees, unyoked 10 oxen,
impounded them at the said Robert's castle so that his land remained
untilled for that season, took away 8 oxen, 140 sheep, 60 lambs and SO
swine and impounded these until he inade fines with Robert and Ela at
divers times by 37 marks and leased the tithe of sheaves and hay belonging
to his chapel of Stouford to them for a term of years. By pA
Aug. 1. The like to Roger de Kerdcston, Thomas Bacoun, Henry Bacoun and
Hanley. Thomas de Reppes^ on complaint by Katherine late the wife of Roger
Fitz Oubern that Edmund de Soterle, knight, Edmund his son, Roger le
Roo of Soterle and John Eliot of Soterle, at Soterle, broke in pieces a cart
of hers worth 20^., killed 3 horses which were in it, carried away her goods
and assaulted her servants. By fine of 1 mark. Suffolk.
Oct. 22. The like to Richard de Wylughby, William de ShareshuU and John de
York. Heyford, on complaint by William de Clynton that William del Ruydyng,
Robert Pye and others broke his park at Aston Cantelowe, co. Warwick,
hunted therein and carried away deer. By K. & C.
Sept. 15. The like to John de Stonore, John Inge, William Shareshull and Walter
Westminster, de Oterhampton, on complaint by Humphrey Wace that certain persons at
Dunheved St. Mary, co. Wilts, carried away his goods and assaulted his
servants. By C.
Membrane I5d.
Sept. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to GreoflTrey le Scrope, William de
Westminster. Denum, Richard de Aldeburgh and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by
354 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrafie lid — cont,
Bernard Pouche, John Botoun, Richard Martyn, Nicholas Horn, John
Wilde, Robert de Helios, William de Helles, Thomas Tovy, Gilbert Martyn,
Robert de Godeneton, Peter Haceland, Thomas Lidle of Borden, Robert le
Mareschal of Newenton, Robert de Fogheleston, William de Dongesell the
younger, John de Codestede, Robert Yonge of Newenton, Simon Martyn of
Canterbury, William Lapyn of Canterbury, John Lapyn, Bartholomew
Wilde, Adam de Hegham, Robert Bohon the younger, John Scot of Ledes
and others threw down her pillory at Menstre in the island of Shepeye, cut
it in pieces, carried away the timber and other of her gooib and assaulted
her servants. By fine of 1 mark. Kent«
Vacated because otherwise below.
Sept. 13. The like to John de Haveryngton, Richard de Hodeleston, Thomas de
Westminster. Lathum and John de Horneby the younger, touching an appeal which Alice
late the wife of Henry de Walton brings in the county of Lancaster against
Robert son of Thomas de Hale of the death of her husband ; on the petition
of the said Robert for a speedy hearing. By C.
Sept. 13. The like to Geoffrey de Edenham, Robert de Colevill, Roger Petigard
Westminster, and John de Merston, on complaint by William de Fyncal, king's clerk,
parson of the church of Ledenham, that John de Neuton parson of the
church of Fulbek, William his brother, Peter Agatz of Fulbek, Richard
Brocour, William son of Simon Fycais, William Boule, Hugh Nevyle and
others at Ledenham and Fulbek, co. Lincoln, broke his houses, carried away
his goods and assaulted his servants. By p.s.
Sept. 13. Appointment of John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe and John
Westminster. Claver to deliver Norwich castle of the prisoners detained therein for the
death of William March and Henry Thek and robbery from the said William,
whereof they were indicted before John de Stonore and his fellows, late
justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Norfolk.
Sept. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Edenham, Peter de
Westminster. Ludyngton and Simon de Grymesby, on complaint by John, earl of Corn-
wall, the king's brother, that John Paytefyn of Wynterton and others, at
Malmeton, co. Lincoln, carried away his goods and assaulted William Plannk
of Wynterton his serjeant. By K.
The like, on complaint by the said William of the assault.
By fine of lOv.
^ept. 14. The like to Philip de Columbariis, John Inge, John de Erlegh and John
Westminster, de Trevaignon, in the county of Somerset, on complaint by John de Say <rf
Martok that Adam le Mercer of Lym, John de Northyngton, Richard
Hoghleys, Thomas Godefelawe the younger, William de Faucumberge,
Matilda his wife, Robert Warfowel, John Elys, Robert de Forde, Walter
Swete, William Syward of Briggewater, Walter le Shepherd of Mertok and
others broke his houses and chests at Mertok and carried away his goods at
Muchelnye and deeds and ^mtings from the said chests.
By Master H. de Clif because sealed at another time*
Membrane 9d.
Sept. 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John de Clyvedon and
Westraiuster. Robert de Aston, on complaint by Thomas son of Maurice de Berkele that
whereas he by William Devenyssh, bailiff of his hundred of Berkele, had
replevied in due form some beasts of the plough of Robert le Webbe, said to
be unjustly detained by John de Berkele of Derseleye, and appointed a day
for the said Robert at the next hundred court, attaching the said John
according to law and custom of the realm to answer there touching snch
detention by six of his oxen at Derseleye within the hundred, the said John,
6 EDWARD III.— Paut II. 355
1332. Membrane 9d — cont.
Nicholas his son, Richard his brother, Adam Goselyn, William Gibbes,
Hugh le Holdare, Thomas le Dryvare, Richard le Harpour, Nicholas le
Mnlleward and others, when the bailiff would have imponndeil these oxen,
rescued them, carried away goods of the complainant and assaulted the bailiff.
By p,s.
Membrane 8d,
Sept. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John de Tichebourne
Westminster, and Robert de Thorncombe, on complaint by William le Taillour that John
de Gymmyngges, Peter de Poteme and others assaulted him at Chesthell in
the Isle of Wight. By K.
The like, on information that Henry Tren chard, the elder and the
younger, Edmuud Trenchard, Giles Trenchard, John Comalond, Robert son
of Robert UiTy, William his brother, William Kente of Neuport, Robert
Haket and others hunted in the king's forest of Parkhurst in the Isle of
Wight and carried away deer* By K,
Sept. 22. The like, on complaint by Roger Redheved that John de Gymmyngges,
Westminster, the Trenchards, Peter de Poterne, James Serich, Philip Cobbe, Henry son
of Simon de Shaldeflete and others assaulted him at Shaldeflet, in the Isle
of Wight. By K., on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
The like, on like complaint, by Robert de Dumbleton.
The like, on complaint by Richard de Roucliff of the Isle of Wight, that
John Gymmynges, Peter de Poterne, John Comalond, Henry Trenchard the
elder and the younger, and others broke his house at Cauleboume and
carried away his goods.
By K., on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
«•
Membrane 4d.
Sept. 23. Association of William de Shareshulle with John dc Handelo, John de
We^tminftter. Stonore, Robert de Asshele and John de Hampton, lately appointed to hear
and determine complaints of oppressions by ministers of the king and of
others in the county of Oxford.
Membrane 3d.
Oct. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de
York. Longevillers, John de Bolyngbrok and John de Crosholm, on complaint
by John de Neuton, parson of the church of Fulbek, that Hugh de Eyton
of Castel Bitham, Nicholas de Foston of Ledenham, Hugh Makerel of
Ledenham, Warner de Brailand of Ledenham, Hugh son of John Joce of
Ledenham, William Wiseman of Ledenham, John Blast of Ledenham,
Robert de Milium, Thomas Fykays of Fulbek, Thomas Pidelak of Navenby,
William de Haldyngham, «5haplain, Thomas de Ledenham, chaplain, John
son of Hamo de Lincoln, * skynner,' Roger de Auburn, * fissher,' Brian do
Henleby the younger, John his brother, Thomas Chaumberleyn of Auburn,
John son of Robert de Ledenham, John Herberd of Ledenh«m, Henry son
of Robert Joce of Ledenham, William de Fenton of Ledenham, John de
Cotum of Welburn, Simon Wiseman of Ledenham, John son of Robert
Wiseman of Ledenham, Ralph son of William Basage of Ledenham, William
and Henry his brothers, Henry son of William Pynder of Botheby, John
son of Richard de Overton of Botheby, Simon his brother, Richard Scot of
Botheby, Reginald le Shephird of Navenby, Walter de Wylughby and
others carried away bis goods at Fulbek, co. Lincoln. By p.s,
7. 2
356 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 3d — cont.
Oct. 24. The like to John de Shardelowe, Richard de Aldeburgh, JFohn de Oobeham
York. and Thomas de Faversham, on complaint by the prioress of Shepeye that
Bernard Pouche, John Botoun, Richard Martyn, Nicholas Horn, John
Wylde, Robert de Helles, William de Helles, Gilbert Martyn, Robert de
Godeneton, Thomas Lidle of Borden, Robert le Marchal of Newenton,
Robert de Fogheleston, William de Dongesell the younger, John de
Codsted, Robert Yonge of Newenton, Bartholomew Wilde, Adam de
Heghara, John Bohon the younger, John Scot of Ledes and others, threw
down a pillory standing on her land at Menstre in the island of Shepeje,
CO. Kent, cut it in pieces, carried away the timber thereof with other of her
goods, and assaulted her men and servants.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine then made.
Membrane 2d.
Oct. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert Conyers
Westminster. Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by John Marmyon
that, whereas he was lately taken into the king's protection, John de
Cloutherom, Roger de Cloutherom, William Stele, William Peron, Richard
Scot, William Hobard, John de Ilketon, Adam de Scotton, John de Snape,
Richard de Stowe, Master Richard de Shirewod, William de Thorpe, John
son of Mabel, Robert de Thorpe, Adam de Cl3mt, John Prankish, Richanl
Tavernour, John Walker, Thomas Scot, Adam de Bondegate, Robert
Peytefyn, Auger Frere, John son of Adam, Robert de Tanfeld, Robert de
Ponte Fracto, Eudo Flesshewer, Robert Wakeman, Richard Hosteler,
Nicholas Hobard and others, hunted in his park at Tanfeld, co. York, and
carried away deer. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below.
358 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 ooo Membrane 19 — emit,
John de Bolyngbrok 1 .^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^£ Nottiughara.
John Power J
Richard de Curson 1 .^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^f Yy^^hy,
Robert de Sallowe J
Henry de Welles 1 j^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^f Southampton.
Richard Fromond J ^
John de Ralegh 1 -^^ ^^^ county of Devon.
Matthew de Crawethorne J
Richard de Hywysh 1 .^ ^^^ ^^^. ^f ComwaU.
Roger de Blacolvesle J
John de Cobham 1 j^ ^j^^ county of Kent.
John de Frenygham J
John Dabemoun 1 jj^ ^^lq county of Surrey.
William de Weston /
Nicholas Gentil 1 ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^f Sussex.
John de Boudon J
Roger Carles 1 ^^ ^j^^ ^^^^^y of Salop.
John de Aldenham J "^
Robort de Beek 1 j^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^f g^a fford.
Richard de Ouyoteshay J ^ , tt i a w;ii:»».
And a mandate has been given to Wilbam de Holyns and WUliam
de Chetewynde, previously appointed in this county, to return their
commission into Chancery to be cancelled.
John de Boy ville 1 .^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ Rutland.
John Basset J
William Bustler 1 j^^ ^^^„^ ^^ Cambridge.
John de Briggeham J •'
s wSr } - ^^« --^3^ <>^ «-^^^^^^-
William deTatham 1 .^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^f Lancaster.
Robert de Shirebourn j
Richard de Emeldon 1 .^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^f Northumberland.
Robert de Tugal j "^
Robert de Barton 1 .^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^f Cumberland.
Clement de Skelton j
John de Derewentwatre 1 j ^^^^ county of Westmoreland.
W^illiam Fauvel i •
Nov. 3. Afterwards, on 3 November, Anselm Mareschall is appointed in the
York. county of Norfolk in the place of Roger de Kerdeaton, who is un«*le to
act •
Afterwards, on 2 November, Robert de Scorburgh is appointed in the city
of London in the place of William de Denum, also unable to act. JJy O.
Vacated because otherwise in a Schedule. . x j • ♦!,
Afterwards, on 18 September, Walter Gascelyn is appointed m the
county of Berks in place of Richard de Coleshull, who is too mfirm to «5t^
Afterwards, on 14 November, Roger de Baskervill is appointed in the
county of Hereford in the place of Adam Lucas, who is broken by ^ ana
almost blind. , ^ , , , t> *i. «* :« Fi, J
Afterwards, on 2 December, the king appointed Ralph de Bethum in the
county of Westmoreland in the place of WilUam Fauvel, not wishii^ tne
latter to interfere in the collection at all. , j t> ^ i •«'
Afterwards, on 17 December, the king appointed John <\e ^f*3^. ^
the county of Lancaster in the place of William deTatham, the latter bemg
verv ill i*
Appointment of Michael de Wath and Nicholas de Ungedon, iMyor of
York, with a clerk, to assess and make the collection m the city ot A?™-^
6 EDWARD ni.— Part III. 359
1332. Membrane 19 — corU.
The like of John de Stonore, William de Denum, John de Preston, and
Richard de Hakenaye in the city of London. Bj K. & 0.
Vacated because otherwise in a Schedule.
Membrane 19 (Schedule).
The like of John de Preston and Richard de Hakenaye in the city of
London. Westminster. 16 September, By K. & C.
Membrane 19.
Writ of aid directed to the sheriff of Northampton in favour of the afore-
said John Daundlyn and Eustace de Brunneby. By K. & C.
The like directed to all other sheriffs concerned.
— — The form of the assessment of the said tenth and fifteenth. French,
[cf. Rot. Pari., vol. ii., p. 442.]
Membrane 18.
Oct. 7. Appointment of Adam, bishop of Worcester, William, bishop of Norwich,
Nottingham, and Bartholomew de Burgherssh, knight, as proctors and special messengers
of the king to treat with Philip king of France, touching a journey to the
Holy Land and other matters concerning that land.
Vacated by surrefider.
The like, to arrange for a meeting between the two kings for the purpose
of forming an alliance.
Vacated by surrender.
Oct. 17. Presentation of William de Lenne, chaplain, to the church of North Lynn,
Sherborne, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
St. Edmund's Abbey in the time of the late king.
Oct. 16. Grant to Master Richard de Bury, king's clerk, of the prebend of Losk,
York. in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, lately held by Master James de Ispania,
deceased, in the king's gift by reason of a former voidance of the see of
Dublin in the time of the late king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to A., archbishop of Dublin.
Oct. 17. Grant to William de Bordenne, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church
Sherborne, of St Wulfram, Abbeville, lately held by Hugh Courche, deceased.
By keeper of the seal because he holds the king's letters patent of grant
of the first void prebend.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Oct. 16. Protection, until the work is completed, for Adam de Quenby, hermit of
Poutefract. the chapel of St. Helen, Shipton, who has undertaken to make a convenient
way in the forest of Galtres, at a place called * Les PoUes,' which had hitherto
been very dangerous on account of the depth of the ways there, seeking cai*-
riage and alms for the purpose about the realm.
Oct. 7. Appointment of John de Denum, Edmund de Nevill and Robert de Shire-
Nottingham, burn to choose 400 archers and 100 hobblers in the county of Lancaster to
go with the king for defence of the march of Scotland. By p.s.
[Foedera.']
The like of the following : —
Ralph de Bulmere and Nicholas de Wurtelay to choose 300 archers
and 700 foot-men in the county of York.
Nicholas de Langeford and Ralph de Braylesford to choose 200 archers
in the county of Derby.
The like of William de Clynton, justice of Chester, for 300 archers
from the county of Chester. By p.s.
[Feeder a.]
360 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane 17.
Sept. 14. Exemplification at tlie request of Lewis, bishop of Durham, of the follow
Westminster, ing : —
(1.) Writ, dated 24 February, I Edward III., to the constable of Barnard
Castle not to intermeddle within the liberty of the see of Durham or in any
wise exercise the royal office therein, because it has been adjudged by the
king and council in the present Parliament that the bishop shall have royal
liberty within the liberty of his see, as was formerly granted by Henry III.
(2.) The like to the bailiff of Hert and Heitnesse.
(3.) Writ, dated 15 February, 1 Edward III., to Robert de Insula,
keeper of escheat lands in the county of Northumberland and bishopric of
Durham, reciting that by petition of the said bishop it had been shewn
before the king and council in Parliament that the bishops of Durham have
time out of mind, by themselves and their ministers, exercised royal rights
between the rivers Tyne and Tese, and in Norhamshire and Bedelyngton-
shire, co. Northumberland, without the king or any of his progenitors or
any of their bailiffs and minsters having intermeddled in any instance, save
in default of the bishop or failure of justice, that the bishop further ought
to have forfeitures of war within such liberty, and that Anthony, sometime
bishop, by virtue of such right, caused the castle and manor of Barnard
Castle, when forfeited by John de Balliolo, and the manors of Herte and
Hertnesse, when forfeited by Robert de Brus, to be seized into his hands
and held the same peacefully until Edward I. claiming that such forfeiture
ought of right to belong to him caused him to be removed, without judge-
ment had, notwithstanding that Henry III. who granted to Thomas de
Clare the manor of Gretham, within the liberty of the bishopric, as an
escheat by the forfeiture of Simon de Monte Forti, had afterwards, in coun-
cil, by charter revoked the grant and allowed the bishop's claim to such
escheats ; reciting further that, after inspection by the king and council of
the said charter and the answers to divers petitions in Parliament by the
bbhop, it is agreed that the bishop shall have his liberty of such escheats ;
and commanding the said keeper to remove the king's hands from the same
and not to intermeddle further therein.
(4, 5.) The like to William de Denum, farmer of certain escheats in Bed-
elyngtonshire, and to Simon de Grymesby, then escheator beyond Trent.
(6.) Writ, dated 15 July, 1 Edward III., to Roger de Mortuo Mwn,
then keeper of Barnard Castle and other lands lat.e of Guy de Bello Campo,
sometime earl of Warwick, of like purport.
(7.) The like to Robert de Clifford, then keeper of the manor of Hert
and Uertness, late of Roger de Cliffonl. By pet of C.
Oct. 21. Protection with clause rogamus, for three years, for the keeper of the
York. king's free chapel on Bedford bridge and his attorneys or proctors collecting
alms in churches for the fabric of the chapel.
Oct 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de BrikhuU, citizen of
York. Chester, and Cicely his wife to the prioress and nuns of Chester of (1) a
plot of land 82 feet long by 72 feet broad, in exchange for a plot 102 feet
long by 32 feet broad adjoining the dwelling-house of the Friars Minors of
Chester, and (2) of the latter plot to the guardian and Friars Minors for the
enlargement of their said dwelling-house. By p.s.
Oct 24. Writ of aid until Easter for Hugh de Treganon, king's yeoman, appointed
York. a purveyor for the king's household pursuant to the statute directing that
prises be made at a price fixed by the constable and four good men of the
towns wherein they they are taken and without threats, that tallies are to
be given for the same in the presence of the constable and good men under
the seals of the purveyors whereby payment shall be made to those whose
goods are taken and that purvevors disregarding the statute shall be at once
committed to prison.
0 EDWARD IIT.— Part III.
Membrane 17 — cont.
The like for the following ; —
John de Fotenhale, until Michaelmas.
Hugh de Bemynstre, until tbe same feast.
Mbmbrahe 16.
Oct. 17. Significilion of the appointment of Adam, bishop of Worcester,
Vork. bishop of Norwich, Bartholomew de Burghcrsh, knight, and Maai
de Shorilich, professor of civil taw, as proctora and speciul meas<
treatwith Philip, king of Franc*, of cei-tnin points in dispute betn
and tlip king.
I'arated by iurrender.
Oct. 22, Grant to Geoffiej' dc Canterton of the badiwick of the rapes of
York. and Cioestre, co. Susss^x, liuriog pli'aaure.
Oct. 22. Licence for the prior and convent of Coventry to impark 246
Vork, waste land nnd wooil, said to be held by them in severally in the ;
Newelond, and 436 acres of waste land aud woird in the manor of M
CO. Warwick.
Oct. 23. Exemption for life of Thomas de Seynt Quyntyn from beinj
Vork. assiEes, juries, or recognisances nnd from appointment as mayor
ewheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against hi
Oct. 22. The like of John de Eyion.
York.
Oct. 2."t. The like, without the words ' for us and our heirs,' of William 0
York.
Sept. 13, Licence for John de Pateahull, knight, (1) to grant to Wi
Weitminatcr. Patcshulle, his son, nnd Joan wife of the latter, in tail, eight mesau
three and a half virgates of laud in Ronhale, said to be held in cl
(2) to enfeoff Henry Hubord of Gayton and Robert do Foxl
meeauages, fonr virgatea and 8 acres of land, 10 acres of pasture,
of wood, \2d. of rent and a moiety of a virgate of land, in Ker
aIbo said to bo beld in chief) and for them to regraot tbe same ti
life, with remainders to the said William and Joan in fee simple,
respect to the measnages and land in Ronhale to the said John and
and the rest of the premises to his right heira.
By p.a. and line of 20t.
Oct. 26. Commissiou to John Davcy nud William de Dcnum to go to N
Vork. on-Tyne, where Itobert de Loweder, knight, and lianulph do Uore, i
to the king from the keeper of the land of Scotland, are detain*
serious illneas of the said Robert, to treat with them there toui
bnsiness with which they are charged and to certily the king the
all speed. Bj
[/Vedera,]
Oct. 27. Licence for Thomas de Weston to enfeoff Richard du Berkyi
York. manor or Reynham, said to be held in chief.
Oct. 27. Pardon to the men of the county of North uuiberland, in consid
York. their losses by reason of the late wars between the king's realn
land of Scotland, of what is due from them for victuals bought
Into king at Newcastle, Carlisle nnd Skymhurnease.
362 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 16 — cont.
The like to the following : —
The men of the county of Westmoreland.
The men of the county of Cumberland.
The men of the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who are of the
county of Northumberland.
Oct. 26. Grant to Thomas le Cuppere, yeoman of the king's chamber, of the office
York. of being crier in the county of Kent, during good behaviour. By p.8.
Oct. 27. Appointment of Ralph Byk of Nottingham to the custody of the smaller
York. pait of the seal used for recognisances of debts in Nottingham pursuant to
the statute of Merchants during pleasure and good behaviour, and on
condition that he execute the office in person.
Oct. 20. Confirmation of a grant by William, archbishop of York, to John, his
York. larderer (lardinario), of a toft in the town of Cawode, sometime of John le
Leker, to hold to himself, Emma his wife and Richard their son, for their
lives, by the ancient rent of 2s, 6c?., at Martinmas and Whitsunday.
By fine of ^ mark. York.
Oct. 27. Gift to John Moricz, escheator in Ireland, in consideration of his losses
York. in his office, of 100/. out of the issues of the escheats. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Simple protection, until Easter, for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond.
York.
Oct. 27. Inspexitnus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 15 March, 17
York. Edward II. confirming letters patent dated 28 August, 18 Edward I., being
a grant to Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, that the men of his town of
Dynebegh should be quit of toll, stallage, pedage, murage, pontage and
passage in Wales and the counties of Chester, Salop, Stafford, Gloucester,
Worcester and Hereford ; and grant at the request of William de Monte
Acuto, now lord of the town, that they shall be quit of the same throughout
the realm. By p.s.
Nov. 2. Appointment of Thomas de Blaston as a baron of the Exchequer, during
York. pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
The like of Robert de Scorburgh.
Oct. 30. Ellas de Asshebourne going to Ireland has letters nominating John de
York. Kent and Henry Babe his attorneys in England for two years.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough, who have granted at
the king's request a pension of lOOs.y and, at bis command, such sustenance
in their house as Robert Durdaunt, deceased, had by command of
Edward II., to Hugh de Treganon, usher of the king's chamber, for his life,
that after the death of the said Hugh they shall not be bound to receive
any other person to have the like pension and sustenance because of their
said grant. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 15.
Sept. 16. Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London to cause to be cried and
WestmiDster. published within their bailiwick, and to bo strictly observed there, the
following ordinance touching the staple of wools, hides, and wool-fells»
exported from the kingdom, agreed to in the Parliament assembled at
Westminster on the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary ; That the staple
be held for England at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, York, Lincoln, Norwich,
London, Winchester, Exeter and Bristol ; for Ireland, at Dublin, Drogheda,
and Cork ; and for Wales at Shrewsbury, Kaermerdyn, and Kaerdyf, and
at no other place within the realm ; that such merchandise shall be expoHed
from these staples, and no staple shall be held in the land of another lord ;
6 EDWARD III.— Part 111. 363
1332. Membrane 15— con^.
that Dative merchants may huy wool where they will within the said realm at
all places, ' uppeland ' and elsewhere where wools are sold for export, and
shall convey the same to the staples, there to remain until sold ; that no
merchant stranger, or aliens, may buy at abbeys or elsewhere ' uppland ' but
only at the staples, and at fairs and markets, carrying all that they buy in
fairs and markets to be sold at the staples, as the native merchants do ;
that any merchants, native as well as strangers, may export beyond seas
and elsewhere, at will, what they buy at the staples, on payment of the
customs due> provided that they hold no staple beyond sea ; that merchant
strangers buying contrary to this agreement shall forfeit the merchandise ;
that any merchants, native or stranger, who shall make covine and practice
between them to lower the price of wools, shall forfeit any purchase made
by such covine, shall be imprisoned during pleasure, and whosoever will
may prosecute them before the chief justices or those whom the king shall
appoint for the purpose ; that merchants and others of the duchy of
Guienue are to be considered native in this matter; that no merchant,
native or stranger, shall buy wool in fairs and markets or * uppeland ' save
by the accustomed weights and at the usual price, on pain of forfeit ; that
at the staples no wool for export shall be sold by bale and in gross (par
boude ne en gros) without being weighed, on like pain ; and that at each
staple the standard weight of London be kept. All persons buying wools,
hides, and wool-fells between any place of staple and the sea, and wishing
to carry the same to the staple by water shall make an indenture with the
bailiffs of the town at which they ship the same, and the latter, after taking
an oath of the manners that they will carry the merchandise direct to the
staple, shall send by them one part of such indenture to the collector of
customs at the staple in question, whence the merchants may export the
merchandise at will when the cocket has been obtained ; that any merchant
stranger willing to come to the Etaples with silver in sheets or other mer
chandise may come in safety ; also that contracts made between merchant
and merchant at the staples shall be executed forthwith according to the
statute of merchants ; that lawful gold money and large coins of Tours
shall be current money there, and that, in view of the decay of the
art of weaving, no person, for two years from Christmas next, shall use
or wear cloth not niade in the realm, if he have not 100 marks of land
or rent, it being understood that the archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors,
or other men of holy church, and the earls, barons, and nobles may clothe
themselves and their households with cloth from beyond seas, as the king
may do with cloth made within the said realm. This agreement is to take
effect in England and Wales at Candlemas, and in Ireland at Easter.
French. By K. & C.
The like to the mayor and bailiflb of each of the cities and towns wherein
a staple is to be held.
The like to all sheriffs for public proclamation.
Also to the following : —
The justice of Chester.
The justice of North Wales.
The bishop of Durham, mutatis mtUandis,
The justice of South Wales.
Memorandum, — Afterwards, in the next Pailiament, holden at York,
it was ordained that staples be held in the king's cities and towns only,
and for this reason Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, or his deputy,
was commanded to cause proclamation to be made that the staples for Wales
are at Shrewsbury and Kaermerdyn, and not in the said town ofKaerdyf,
which is not one of the king's towos.
364 CALENDAR OF PA^fENT ROLLS.
jg32. Mbmbranb 14.
Oct. 24. Presentation of Philip Gogh to a moiety of the church of Llandewy
York. Trefdentheg, in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of
the lands, late of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, being in his hands.
Oct. 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard le Toller of York
York. of two messuages, two shops and 9 marks, 4*. in rent, in the city and
suburb of York, to two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of St. Martin, Mikelgate, for the souls of him, Isabella his wife,
and their fathers, mothers, and ancestors.
By fine of 10 marks, at the instance of 6eoff\-ey le Scrope. Yoi-k.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Oct. 25. Licence for the abbot and convent of Hagneby to acquire in mortmain
York, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20/. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender as fully satisfied, on 27 June, 16 Richard II.
Oct. 25. Licence for the abbess and convent of Shaftesbury to appropriate the
York. church of Bradeford, in the diocese of Salisbury, said to be of their
advowson. By p.8.
Oct. 23. Pardon to William le Boydel, knight, for the death of Hugh de Stand-
York, issh, killed in the time of the late king. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Safe conduct, until the feast of the Purification, for Arnold Qarcy of
York. Saint John returning from Spain with war horses and other things pur-
chased there for the king's use.
Oct. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Duraunt, of York,
York. of a messuage, a shop, and \%s, of rent, in that city, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the church of St, Crux, Fossegate, York, for the
souls of the grantor, Elena his wife, John Bouy the elder, John Bony the
younger, and their ancestors. By fine of 60*. York.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Oct. 24. Confirmation of (1) a grant, for life, by Henry, earl of Lancaster, the
York. king's kinsman, to Ralph de Hastings, of the custody of the castle, honor
and forest of Pykeryng, with the bailiwick of the soke of Scalleby and the
lordship of Esyngwold, with a yearly fee of 20/., on condition that he
answer to the earl and his heii*s for the issues thereof ; (2) the like, of
rents of 40/., payable by the tenants in the soke of Skalleby, and of 20*. bd.
out of Pykeryng mills. By pA
Oct. 23. Pardon to Simon Sewy of his outlawry in the county of Northampton
York. for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching a
plea of trespass of William le Riche. of Brackele.
Oct 28. Grant to William de Monte Acuto, reciting that the late king caused the
York. island of Lunday and all the lands late of John de Wylyngtou to be seized
into his hands as an escheat on account of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, and afterwards granted the same to Hugh de Despenser the
younger, in fee simple, the said John releasing to the latter all his rights
therein ; that the said John, by virtue of the statute passed in the first year
of the reign that those who were of the said q»iarrel should have again their
lands forfeited by pretext of the same, re-entered upon the premises ; that
he afterwards granted the island to his son Ralph, in fee simple ; that Ralph
has now granted the same to the sfud William, in fee simple ; and that the
king, for the security of the last named, confirms him in his tenure of the
island. By p.s.
Oct. 31. Grant to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, who, at the
York. king's request, have voluntarily granted to John de Stratford, for life,
sustenance from their house, that this shall not prejudice the house as a
precedent after the death of the snid John. By p.s.
6 EDWARD III.— Pawt III. 365
1332. Membrane 14 — cont,
Oct. 27. Grant to Hugh cle Frene, in enlargement of his late appointment to the
York. custody of the castle and town of Cardigan and of the stewardship of
Cardiganshire in South Wales, during pleasure, that he shall have the same
for life. By p.s.
Oct. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hameliu de Godele, canon of
York. the church of St. Andrew, Wells, to the dean and chapter of the said church
of a messuage and two carucates of land in Wyvelescumbs, of the yearly
value of 60*. as appears by inquisition taken by Henry de (Gulden, escheator
of the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall ; in part satisfac-
tion of the 20/. of land and rent which they had the late king's licence to
acquire to find three chaplains to celebrate services and anniversaries for the
souls of Edward I. and queen Margaret.
Oct. 30. Pardon to John le Mareschal of Scardeburgh of his outlawry in the
Y'ork. county of York for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer
touching felonies and robberies in that county. By p.s.
Oct. 6. Grant to William Trussel, in enlargement of the grants to him by the
Nottingham, late king of the custody of lands late of Peter Prylly tenant in chief, and by
the present king of the marriage of Peter son of Hugh Prylly, kinsman and
heir of the said Peter, of the knight*s fees, advowsons of churches and all
other appuitenunces of the said custody. By p.s.
Oct. 23. Notification of the revocation of the late appointment of John de Wyrleyo
York. to the bailiwick of Offelowe hundred, co. Stafford. By p.s.
Mandate to the said John not to intermeddle further in the bailiwick.
Mbmbranb 13.
Oct. 22. Licence, at the request of William de Clynton, for John de Mereworth to
York. crenellate his manor of Mereworth, and a chamber within his manor of
Cheriton, co. Kent. By p.8.
Oct. 24. Exemption, for life, of Andrew lo Pynnere of Coventry from toU,
York. pontage, passage, murage and pavage, as well in the realm of England as in
the land of Ireland. By p.s. and fine of 1 mark. Warwick.
Oct. 20. Exemption, for life, at the request of Thomas de Evesham, king's clerk,
York. of John de London of Pershore from being put on assizes, juries or recog-
nisances and from appointment as sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister
of the king against his will. By K.
Oct. 26. Ponch' do Portevar of Florence, citizen of London, going beyond seas
York. has letters nominating Andrew de Portevar of Florence his attorney in
England for one year.
Oct 26. John Morice, knight, going to Ireland on the king's service has like letters
Y'ork. nominating Thomas de Stodleye and Thomas Morice.
Oct. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the master and brethren
Tork. of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, dated 28 July 1331, being a grant, for
life, at the instance of the king, to Robert Polidoit that wherever he may
be staying he shall receive from their house either in person or by his
attorney such meat and drink as a chaplain of the hospital receives, namely ;
a loaf of white bread ; a gallon of ale of the better quality ; flesh and fish
for dinner and supper, also a loaf of the second quality and a gallon of ale
of the second quality, and for his clothing 20^. yearly at Christmas ; also
that whenever the said Robert shall come to the hospital he shall have 5,000
turves yearly for his firing, sufficient litter for his bod, hay and provender
(prebendam) for his horse daily so long as he shall ^itay at the house,
namely, so much as one of the horses of the master or cellarer receives, and
shall have a chamber there suitable to his estate, namely, the chamber
366 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1352. Membrane 13 — cont,
wherein John, bailiff of the hospital, dwells, and two candles for the night
at the time when the brethren receive their candles. Bj K.
Oct. 28. Grant to John Turvill the elder of the marriage of John Turvill son and
York. heir of Joan late the wife of John Turvill, tenant in chief, the king's
ward.
Oct. 27. Grant to John Darcy, in full satisfaction of the manors of Gretham and
York. Brotelby, co. Lincoln, and 16/. of rent in Ormesby, lately granted to him for
life as escheats from Edmund, earl of Kent, but afterwards restored by
Parliament to the earl's heir, of the custody of the manors of Horkesleye, co.
Essex, and Wyston, co. Suffolk, late of William de Horkesleye, in the king's
hands by reason of the minority of Robert son and heir of Thomas de Swyn-
bum, to hold during such minority with the marriage of the said heir, and
so from heir to heir, if under age, in the event of the death of one or more
before the grant take effect. The said John has already received the manors
of Merston Moysey, co. Wilts, and of Wyke Valers, co. Gloucester, in part
satisfaction of the above. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Blomvill, escheator in the counties of
Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford.
Oct. 24. Exemption, for life, of Roger de Wyclif from being put on assizes, juries
York. or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
Oct. 1. Licence for John de Brakenbergh to grant to Robert his son and fsabella,
Leicester, daughter of John de Brocas, in fee tail, the manor of Kelsterne, co. Lincoln,
said to be held in chief. In default of heir of their bodies, the manor is to
revert to the said John and his heirs. By p.8.
Oct. 28. Grant to Roger de Swynnerton, in enlargement of the late grant to him
York. for life of the manor of Shotewyk, co. Chester, of all estovers belonging
to that manor which the justice of Chester is wont to demise to the farmers
of the same by indentures, with housebote and haybote, herbage, pannage
and other commodities which the farmer of the manor is wont to enjoy in
the park. Also licence for him to take yearly in the said park, by view of
the parker, one stag and two bucks in the summer season {tempore
pinguedinis)y and one hind and four does in the winter season {tempore
fermtsone). By p.s.
Nov. 3. Safe conduct for one year for John de Kelm of Newark, his men and
York. ships, while procuring and bringing to York corn, victuals and other goods
for the sustenance of the king and others there.
Oct. 27. Pardon to Henry de Cantebrigge for the death of Thomas le Moigne.
York. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Writ of aid until the feast of the Purification for William de Burton
York. appointed by Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, the keeper of the
great seal, a purveyor for the Chancery.
Nov. 1. John of BriUauy, earl of Richmond, staying beyond seas, has letters
York. nominating William de Skroton and Richard de Swafham his attorneys in
England until Easter. Renewed by p.s.
Nov. 4. Pardon, at the instance of John Darcy, to John Mounsy for breaking
York. the houses of Osbert de Sponbed, of Reginald de Oleyford and of Peter
de Angl[ia] and carrying away their goods. By p.s.
Oct. l.*). Protection with clause nolumm, for one year, for the abbot of Jervaulx.
York. The like for the following : —
Brian de Thornhull, parson of the church of Bedale.
Nov. 5. Marmaduke Darel.
York.
6 EDWARD III.— Part III. 367
2^332. Membrane 13 — cont,
Nov. 4. Grant to queen Isabella, in part satisfaction of tho grant to her for life
York. of 3,000/. of land and rent, of the manor of Fakenhamdam, co. Norfolk,
with knights' fees, advowsons and other appurtenances, as of the yearly
value of 80/. By p,8.
The like, of the manor of Eltham, co. Surrey, with knights' fees, advow-
sons and othei* appurtenances, for her to stay therein at pleasure. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 12.
Oct. 26. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedingn in derogation
York. of the king's right to present to the archdeaconry of Wells, which he
recovered by judgment of his court against Ralph, bishop of Bath and
Wells, and his presentation thereto of Master Thomas de Upton, king's
clerk.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Thomas Collan of Fritheby, now imprisoned in York Castle,
York. for the death of John Best at Bedale; as it appears by the i*ecord of the
justices of the King's Bench that he killed him in self defence.
Nov. 4. Appointment of William de Swynmor, on information that men of
York. Snoudon, Conewey, Creudyn and parts adjacent cause the timber and
brushwood in the King's forest and woods of Snoudon to be taken away by
the river Conewey and otherwise, to arrest all timber and brushwood con-
veyed along the river by any persons whatsoever, and to keep the same in
safe custody until sufficient proof of purchase be shown. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Licence, at the request of Henry de Percy, the king's kinsman, for the
York. prioress and convent of Wykham to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not
held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Thomas Boscelyn for acquiring for life from Richard, earl of
York. Arundel, the manor of Milham, and from Thomas Wake the manor of
Stowe By don, co. Norfolk, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon
mthout licence ; and licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.
Nov. 2. Grant that Nicholas le Bachiler shall retain for four years from Michaelmas
York, last the custody of two parts of the manor of Westcote, in the king's hands
by reason of the minority of Laurence son and heir of John de Hasting
according to the tenor of his late appointment thereto by letters patent under
the seal of the Exchequer.
Oct. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Duraunt of York of
York. 6 marks of rent in York to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of St. Crux, Fossegate, York, for tho souls of the said Thomas, Elena
his wife, John Bouy the elder, John Bouy the younger and their ancestors.
By fine of 60«. York.
Nov. 4. Notification of the revocation, in tho Parliament of the fourth year of the
York. reign, of the late grant made by the procurement of Roger de Mortuo Man,
late earl of March, to the abbot and convent of Beaulieu of the advowson of
the church of Ryngwod and of licence for them to appropriate the church.
By p.s.
Nov. 4. Licence for Henry, earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman, to grant to
York. William de Walkyngton, for life, the manors of Wirkesworth, Bouteshale
and Irtonewode, co. Derby, with the exception of the lead mines therein,
which manors are held in chief, as it is said. By p.8.
Nov. 4. Exemption, for life, of William ' of the Stede ' from being put on assizes,
York. juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sherifiT, coroner of
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.8.
Nov. 4. General pardon to Robert de Folevill, at the request of Edward de Bohunt
York. William de Bohun and John de Grey of Retherfeld, who are mainpernors
for his future good conduct and have entered into a recognisance in 1,000
marks payable at the king's pleasure as an additional security, and of
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368 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332, Membrane 12 — cont,
William de Monte Acuto, and with the assent of the council, for all
rebellions, felonies and trespasses both in the time of the late king and since.
By PA
Nov. 10. Presentation of Richard de Kelshill, parson of the church of Fjfhide, to
Knaresborough. the church of Weston by Beckles, in the diocese of Norwich, on an exchange
of benefices with John Darre.
Vacated by surrender and otlierwise below.
Nov. 14. Presentation of William Wrothe, parson of the church of Nony, to the
Knaresborough. church of Llanwethenn, in the diocese of Llandaff ; on an excliange of
benefices with John de Nony.
Nov. 4. Pardon to William son of John le Malessores of Retheresthrop of his out-
York, lawry in the county of Northampton for non-appearance before John de
Verdon and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching
an indictment of cutting off a finger of John son of Gilbert Sygard of
Gay ton; on certificate of Geoffrey le Scrope, chief justice, that he has
euiTcndered in the marshalsea prison.
Nov. 4. Remission to Nicholas Hugate, king's clerk, in consideration of his mani-
York. fold services to the king from boyhood, of all accounts due from him as
well for the time when he was the king's receiver in Gascony as for the
time when he was keeper of the Wardrobe, and in any other office whereof
he should render account to the king. By p.s.
Nov. 7. Confirmation of a demise by Richard, the abbot, and the convent of St,
York. Albans, to Robert Albyn of Hemelhampstede, for life, of the manor of
Sandrugge and a water mill, with a fishery and a moiety of the amercements
and halimotes there. By p.s.
Nov. 13. Exemption, for life, of John de Wodeford, king's merchant, from toll
Knaresborough. and other customs throughout the realm. By p.g.
Membrane U.
Nov. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter under the secret seal used by
York. the late king before he assumed the governance of the realm, dated 30
July, 1 Edward II., being a grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Es9ex, constable of England, and Elizabeth his wife, the said king's
sister, of the manors of Writele, Badewe, Hatfeld and Bronneshoo, co.
Essex, escheats by the forfeiture of Robert de Bruis, late earl of Carrik,
a rebel. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Pardon, in consideration of the losses which have resulted to the hospital
York. of Bolton, co. Northumberland, founded for the sustenance of three
chaplains and thirteen leprous men, by reason of the Scotch wars, and for
the special afiection which the king bears to Thomas de Baumburgh, king's
clerk, the keeper of the said hospital, to the said Thomas and to his villeins
of Bolton, and of Strouston and Great and Little Paunlon, co. Lincoln,
who are villeins of the hospital, of what is due to the king from them for
the fifteenth granted by the commonalty of the realm and the tenth by the
citizens and burgesses of the same ; and grant that so long as Thomas shall
hold the hospital they shall be quit of all fifteenths, tenths, quotas, aids,
tallages, contributions or charges by reason of any grants to the king or his
heirs. By p.8.
Nov. 3. Licence for -John de Moubray, lord of the island of Haxiholm to grant
York. to Matilda (laughter of Robert de Holand, for life, the manors of Ryassbe^
CO. Kent, and of Crek, co. Northampton, said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Nov. 10. E dmund de Chevyngton going beyond seas on pilgnmage has letters
Knarefiborough. nominating John de Spridelynglon and Geoffrey Baldewyn his rttomoya in
England until Midsummer.*
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370
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
No7. 3.
York.
Nov. 4.
York.
Nov. 3.
York.
Nov. 8.
Knaresborough.
Nov. 11.
Knaresborough.
Nov. 18.
Knaresborough.
Mbmbranb 10.
Master Richard de Baldok, prebendary of Wyghton in the church of St.
Peter, York, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating Richard Sturroy
and John de Pokeriche his attorneys in England for one year.
Presentation of Roger de Croxton, parson of the church of Middelton, in
the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Nicholas, South Kdleseye,
in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Henry de
Hamelton, king's derk.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for William de Emeldon,
parson of the church of Bothale, constantly attendant on the king's business
in the Chancery.
The like to the following : —
William Herjrng of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Thomas de Heppiscotes, parson of the church of Morpath.
Gilbert de Shirebum.
The abbot of Newminster.
The abbot of Ooverham.
Master Richard de -Baldok, prebendary of Wyghton in the church of
St. Peter, York, going beyond the seas.
Thomas Takel of Cotyngham.
John Lambok of Nottingham parson of the church of Elkesley and
master of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Nottingham.
Master Adam do Lound, vicar of the church of Wyghale.
William de Kyme.
Nov. 3. Confirmation to John de Horningwold, the present tenant, of a grant by
York, Godfrey, late bishop of Worcester, with the assent of the chapter, to
Walter de la Welle of a plot of pasture in Kemeseye towards the rabbit
warren, in exchange for another plot of pasture, without the bishop's court
in the said town, towards the Severn, 12^ perches long and 12 perches
broad. Bv fine of 1 mark. Worcester.
•
Nov. 4. Pardon to Henry de Couleye of a recognisance of 100 marks which has
York. escheated to the king by the forfeiture of Hugh le Despenser the younger,
on trustworthy evidence that the samq was obtained from him by duress to
procure his release when he had been thrown into prison at Gloucester for
alleged trespasses of vert and venison in the said Hugh's chace of Malveme,
had been taken thence to Hereford, and was there detained in close custody.
By p.8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Sancto Quintino,
Margaret his wife, and Christiana late the wife of Robert de Horneby of a
messuage, three tofts, six bovates of land and 3 acres of meadow, in Hornby
and North Otryngton, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of St. Mary, Horneby, for the souls of the grantors and of their
ancestors. By fine of 100*. Yoric.
Pardon to Thomas de Sibthorp, parson of the church of Bekyngham,
king's clerk, for all trespasses of vert and venison in Shirwode Forest^
whether in the time of the late king or of the present king. By p.8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Katherine de Eirkebye to the
dean and chapter of the chapel of St. Mary in the fields, Norwich, of a
messuage in Norwich, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
the chapel for the soul of the said Katherine, and the souls of her ancestors
and successors. By fine of lOf. Norfolk.
Oct. 25. The like, by Richard le Toller of York of two messuages, two shops and
York. 9 marks 4*. of rent, in the city of York and the suburb thereof, to two
chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Martin,
Nov. 9.
Knareeborougb
Nov. 3.
York.
Nov. 10.
Knarfsborough.
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1332. Membrane 10 — cont
Mikelgate, York, for the souls of the said Richard, Isabella his wife, their
fathers, mothers acd ancestors.
By fine of 10 marks at the instance of Geofirey le Scrope. York.
Nov. 19. Protection for one year for Adam de Nesbit, merchant, trading in divers
Knaresboroogh. parta of the realm.
Nov. 20. Pardon to Alice late the wife of William de Stopham for acquiring with
Knaroibofough. her liusbr.nd in fee tail, from Henry de Lacy, late earl of Lincoln, six Wates
of land, and 14/. 5;. of rent in Wadynion, held in chief of Edward L, and
entering thereon without licence ; and licence for her to retain the same.
By fine of 5 marks. Lincoln.
Oct. 27. Exemption, for life, of William Twyer from being put on assizes, juries,
York. or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriflT, escheator, coroner,
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Nov. 21. Presentation of Nicholas de Beverley to the church of Weston by Beccles,
Knaresboroogh. in the diocese of Norwich.
Nov. 26. Licence for the abbot and convent of Robertsbridge to appropriate the
Knaresborough. churches of Salhirst, Odymer and Mundefeld, co. Sussex, of the yearly value
of 50 marks, acquired by them from William de Echingham, in part satisfaction
of the 100/. of land and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire,
notwithstanding tluit these churches are prebends of the king's free chapel of
Hastings. By fine of 20 marks. Sussex.
Nov. 28. Exemption, for life, of John de Bury from being put on assizes, juries or
Knaresboroagh. recognisances and from appointment as mayor, eheriff, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Aug. 4. Licence for the prior and convent of Little Malvern to acquire in mort-
Ledbury, main land and rent, not held in chief, at the yearly value of 10 marks.
By p.s.
Dec 1. Power for W. archbishop of York, Master Robert de Stratford and
Knaresborough. Geoffrey le Scrope to open the Parliament summoned to meet at York ; as
the king cannot attend in person on that Friday. IFcedera."] By p.s.
Dec. 1. Pardon to Adam Bast the younger of his outlawry in the county of
Knaresborough. Lincoln for non- appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching
a plea of trespass by Hanulph de Dacre ; on certificate by the chief
justice that he has surrendered in the marshalsea prison.
Dec. 3. Ratification of the estate of William le White of Mere as parson of the
Knaresboroogh. church of Sutton Walrond, notwithstanding any right the king might have
by reason of the lands late of Laurence de Sancto Martino having been in
the hands of any former king. By K.
Mbmbranb 9.
Nov. 20. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for John de Sutton.
Knaresborough. The like for the following : —
Richard de Herlethorp of Bubwyth.
John de Hamby.
Dec. 5. Guasbert de Bovis Villa, prebendary of Bolom, in the church of St.
Knaresborongb. Peter, York.
The abbot of Savigny, parson of the church of Bynyngton.
Raterins de Miro Monte, prebendary of Cherdestok in the church of
St. Mary, Salisbury, and Thomas, vicar of the same prebend ; for
two years.
Dec. 14. Master Nicholas de Tyogewyk.
Vork. Eleanor de Ewell.
Adam del Scale.
AA 2
372 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 9 — cont,
Nov. 16. ProtectioQy during pleasure, for Master Thomas de Watford, appointed
Knaresboroagh. by Itherius de Coneoreto, the Pope's collector in England of monej
bequeathed in aid of the Holy Land, as his substitute to receive such
legacies in the city, diocese, and province of York, and for his ministers and
servants.
Nov. 21. Writ of aid until Whitsunday for John de Bury charged to lodge the
Knaresborough. horses of queen Philippa.
Nov. 20. Protection, for two years, for William Milner of Kirkeby, merchant.
Knaresborough.
Nov. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Morby, parson o\
Knaresborough. a moiety of the church of Lynton in Cravene, of a toft, 6 marks of rent and
a moiety of a bovate of land, in Styvelyngflete, Kelkefeld and Eskryk, to u
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in Styvelyngflete church for the
souls of the said Nicholas and of his ancestors.
By fine of 10 marks. York.
Nov. 14. The like, of a toft in Styvelyngfiete to a chaplain to celebrate divine
Knaresborough. service daily in the same church for the souls of the said Nicholas,
William de Morby and of their ancestors.
By fine contained in another charter.
Nov. 2^. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Stapeldon, Richard
Knaresborough. de Coleton and Richard de Brayleghs, clerks, to the prior and convent of
Fry thelestok, of the manor of Brodwodewygor by Lyfkon, co. Devon, and of
the advowson of the church of that manor, for the maintenance of divers
chantries for the souls of Walter de Stapeldon, late bishop of Exeter,
and of Richard de Stapeldon his brother, according to the appointment of the
gitmtors ; and for the prior and convent to appropriate the church. By p.s.
Dec. 6. Licence for the abbot and convent of Dulacresse to acquire in mortmain
Knaresborongh. land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender as fully satisfied, 1 September ^ 16 Richard II. ^
Dec. 3. Protection with clause nolumusy for two years, for Brunus de Inzico
Knaresborough. prebendary of Brampton, in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln.
The like for one year, for the following : —
Dec. 8. Robert de Novo Burgo.
York. John in le Croft of Holm.
Dec. 10. Robert de Kelleseye, parson of the church of Exton.
York. The prior of Bolton in Cravene.
William de Waterton.
Dec. 12. Roger Catelynson of Hamsterleye.
York. John de Botheby, master of the hospital of Gretham, for two years.
Richard de Ros.
Dec. 8. Protection, for one year, for Thomas de Melcheburn of Lynn and William
York. his brother, king's merchants, going to Norway and other foreign lands
with merchandise, to trade with for corn and other victuals.
The like for John de Swerdeston and Hugh de Swerdeston.
Dec. 3. Exemption, for life, of Thomas de Cay ton from being put on assizes,
Knaresborough. juries or recognisances and for appointment as mayor, escheator, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his' will. By K.
Dec. 10. Protection with clause rogamus, for two years, for Simon de Lenne,
York. chaplain, hermit of Ryngstanhiist by Honeden, and his attorneys, collecting
alms in the churches.
Dec. 10. Pardon to John Folejaumbe of Berde of his outlawry in the counfy of
York. Derby for non-appearance before Richard de Grey and his fellowsy justices
6 EDWABD III.— Part III. 373
1332. Membrane 9 — cont.
of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the taking away of thirteen horses
of Kobert de Strallay, at Stralley, and the death of William Fare and
Thomas Ithchel. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John Monce going to
York. Ireland on the king's service wiih John Darcy ' le cosyn,' the justiciary.
The like for Elias de Assheburne going with the said John.
Doc. 12. Protection with clause volumtts, for one year, for Bartholomew de Burg-
York, hei^ssh staying beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
'Jlie like for Thomas Pecche, knight, in his company.
Dec. 12. Pardon to William de Levenholm, now imprisoned at Carlisle, for the
York, death of Thomas Sutoris atHedreford; as it appears by the record of
Ranulph de Dacre and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, that he
killed him in self defence.
Dec. 15. Licence for Eanulph de Dacre to impark his wood of Korihskogh, co.
York. Cumberland. By p.s.
Dec. 11, Pardon to William de Langeford of 24/., being the rent for one year due
York. from him at the Exchequer for the custody of the New Temple, London,
lately granted to him by the king, on testimony by trustworthy persons
that he has expended 30/. in repairing houses of the said Temple, which
were in a ruinous condition. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to rhe treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Dec. 1 2. Pardon to Thomas Haunsard of his outlawry in the county of York for
York. non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching an appeal
of Isabella late the wife of William de Lincoln of the death of her husband.
By pet. of C.
Dec. 16. Pardon to the abbot and convent of By land {Bella Landa) of 50 marks
York. i*equired from them by summons of the Exchequer on account of a loan of
100 marks from the late king. By K., on information of the Treasurer.
Mem BRA yB 8.
Nov. 23. Exemption, for life, of Richard Calewar, king's seijeant, from being
Knaretboroagh. put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his wilL
By p.s.
Nov. 2.3. Bartholomew Richus, merchant of the society of the Grimbaldi of Chieri
KDareKboroogh. (de Kerio) going beyond the seas has letters nominating Jacobinus Richum
of Chieri, merchant, his attorney in England for two years.
Nov. 20. Presentation of Williem Wroth to the church of Lanwytheryn, in the
Kuarei»borougb. diocese of Llanduff, in the king's gift, by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of John de Hastynges, teuabt in chief of the late king.
Nov. 29. John, prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in that country, has
Knarciborough. letters nominating Roger Ragoun and Payn le Myners his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Dec. 1. Protection with clause volvmusy for one year, for William de Herle con-
Knaretboroogb. stantly attendant on the king's business.
Sept. 30. A , bishop of Worcester, going beyond seas on the king's business, ha^
Nottinghim. letters nominating Adam de Herewynton, clerk, and Richard de Bykerton
his attorneys in England until Easter. By K.
Protection with clause volumusj for the same time, for him. By K.
374 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 8 — cont.
Dec. 4. Exemption, for life, of John de Clyf from being pat on assizes, juries or
York. recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, escheator, sherifl^ coroner
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against bis will. Bj p.&
The like of Ralph de Sancto Lando.
Dec. 9. John de Dunolmia and Gilbert de Eboraco, canons of Drax prioiy,
Tork. bringing news of the death of Henry their prior, have letters of licence to
elect for the snb-prior and convent. By p.s.
Dec. 9. Licence for S. archbishop of Canterbury to appropriate the church of
York. Cranebrok of his advowson. By pA
Vac€Ued by surrender,
Dec. 10. Inspexitnus and notification, rn order that the abbot and convent of
York. Stanleye be not hereafter troubled about the payment of such tallage, of the
tenour of a certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer as
follow 8 ; In the great roll of the sixth year of king Edward son of king
Heniy, the township of Stanleye owes 64*. of tallage assessed in the ihirty-
second year of E. {sic) the king's father, as appears in the account of Rob^
Baudewyne and Thomas Adulvestre, collectors of the said tallage in the
county of Warwick, and 11. As. 9d. of tallage of the manor of Stanleye, assessed
in this sixth year by Hugh de Cressy and Adam de Brome in the county of
Warwick, as is contained in the roll of the assessment of the said tallage,
and 1 8*. 5\d. for a tallage of the movables of the abbot of Stanleye in Stan-
leye in the said sixth year, and 57*. S^d. of tallage of the abbof s rente
there, total 14/. 4*. 6 J J. But he ought not to be summoned therefor by a
writ of the king wherein it is contained that although the abbot holds the
soke of Stanleye by charters of the kings of England, in frank almoin, and
he or his men of the soke from the date of such charters have never rendered
tallage, yet divers assessors in the time of the late king and of the king
have assessed him and the men of the soke and have delivered the rolb of
such assessment into the Exchequer, on which pretext the abbot and his
men are distrained ; and by this same writ the king commands the deputy
treasurer and barons, if it shall appear by inspection of the charters and
scrutiny of rolls and memoranda of the Exchequer that the abbots and their
men have not paid tallage from the time aforesaid, to make them qait
thereof And in a charter dated 12 May, 5 John, enrolled on the Memor-
anda Roll of Hilary Term, 7 John, among the writs directed to the barons,
and the confirmation thereof by king Henry, it is contained that king John
granted to God and the church of St. Mary, Stanley, and the monks there,
in frank almoin, all the soke of Stanley and all rents, customs and rights
(rectitudines) which Henry, his father, held tbere (saving the royal juris-
diction), the wood {bruillum) of Wethele and the assart lands of Hurst,
And on scrutiny of the rolls of John, Henry III., and Edward I., it is not
found that the abbots or their men of the said soke, from the said 12 May,
ever rendered tallage, notwithstanding that on the roll of 8 John there is an
entry that the abbot of Stanley renders account of 7 marks of tallage for his
men, which 7 marks is pardoned by a writ of the king, and notwithstanding
also that it is found in the roll of the following year that the sheriff <?
Warwick is charged with 2Ss. of tallage of the assart lands of Stanley,
which sum was never paid as appears by the rolls. And therefore by
judgement of the deputy treasuier and barons, by the aforesaid writ and
scrutiny, and because of frank almoin, the abbot and his men are quit of the
tallage.
Dec 11. Licence for the good men of Covehtre to make a common condmt, 20 feet
York. long and 10 feet broad, in such part of the king's highway of their town as
shall be most convenient for them. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Licence for the prior and convent of Mirton to acquiro in mortmain land
York. and rent, not held m chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By pA
6 EDWABD UL— Part JII. 375
1332. Membrane 8 — cont,
Dec. 11. Exemption for life of Simon de Baggeley from being pat on assizes,
York. juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Dec. 11. Presentation of William de Munden to the church of Mixebury, in the
York. diocese of Lincoln.
Dec. 12. Protection for one year for Adam de Coiry and Joan his wife, Scots,
York. and their household, while dwelling within the realm. By C.
Dec. 12. Ratification, at the prayer of Simon, archbishop of Canterbury, of the
York. appropriation by the Pope to Walter, late archbishop, of the church of
Cranebrok, by virtue whereof the said Walter entered into the same on the
death of William de Mepham, the last rector. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Pardon to John de Haukestan for the abduction of Joan late the wife of
York. Robert de Acton. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Stratford, to grant to
York. John Morice, Agnes his wife and his heirs, five messuages, two mills, two
carucates of land, 6 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 140 acres of heath
and 19#. 2d, of rent, in Everton, Blounham, Temeseford and Kylmundewyk.
By fine of 2 marks. Bedford.
Dec. 14. Pardon to Elizabeth, late the wife of Peter Pugeis, for assent and aid to
York. the death of the said Peter, John his son and John Pykerel, killed by
Walter de Boyvill and Nicholas Terkelot. By p.s.
Pardon to John de Seint Pere, knight, for all trespasses within the
county of Chester. By p.s.
Dec. 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Grympelthorp of
York. Louth and Balph de Welleton of Louth to Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of
10«. of rent in Louth. By p.s.
June 8. Appointment of Gregory le Walsh, king's yeoman, to the custody of the
Woodstock, king's park and wood oi Lutgershale, daring good behaviour, at such wages
and fees as the keepers have been wont to receive since the manor of
Lutgershale came into the hands of the king's progenitors. By p.s.
Dec. 18. Appointment of Master John de Hildesle as a baron of the Exchequer,
York. during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons to the Exchequer.
Dec. 16. Presentation of Master Robert de Ayleston to the prebend of Maurepas,
York. in the king's free chapel of Hastings, void by the resignation of Master
Bertrand rerrant. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 7.
Dec 2. Writ of aid, during pleasure of Arnold Micol, chief butler, for Master
KnarMboroogh. John de Kevermond and Peter de Pakenham sent by him to audit the
accounts of his substitutes in all the ports of England, with power to arrest
any found to be in arrear. By bill of Arnold himself.
Deo. 6. John de Sancto Phileberto, st^ng in Gascony on the king's service, has
Knaretborongh. letters nominating William de Teye and John de lUeye his attorneys in
England for one year.
Protection with clause volumus for the same time for the said John.
B^newed because sealed by E.
The like, for Thomas atte Elde Halle of Little Beynes staying with him.
Renewed by C. because sealed at another time.
The like for the following :—
William Jurdan of Bray, the younger.
William do Barentyn.
376 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 7 — cont,
Oct. 21 . Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Shurtheton to the
York. dean and chapter of the church of St. Peter, York, of M., of rent> in
Stapelton, for the fabric of the church. Bj p^.
Dec. 6. The like, by Thomas de Sibthorp, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Knaresboroagh. Bekyngham, of ten messuages, 70 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow land
305. rent, in Bekyngham, Sutton, Fen ton, Thragelthorp and Broghton to
a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary in
Bekyngham church, in honour of St. Mary and for the souls of the grantor
and his parishioners. By p^.
Dec. 8. Protection and safe conduct for two years for monks of Hayles Abbey
York. gent by their abbot, the parson of the churches of St. Paul and St. Breaca,
CO. Cornwall, to take charge of those churches and of the chapels of
St. Corentin, St. Winwolay and St. Gormoch, annexed to the latter church,
and to receive the fruits and obventiong thereof for his use.
Dec. 10. Notification to J. bishop of Ely of the i*evocation of the late presentation
York. ef Master Thomas de Pontesbury, king's clerk, to the church of Ovre.
By p.8.
Dec. 12. Presentation of Master John de Laysthorp to the said church of Ovre.
York. By the same p.s.
Sept. 29. Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, staying
Leicester, beyond the seas on the. king's service, has letters nominating Master Jolm de
Radeswell, and John de Sancto Paulo, king's clerks, her attorneys in
England until Easter. By p.s. Renewed.
Protection with clause volumus until the same feast, for her.
Dec. 12. Pardon to Richard Calware, king's yeoman and butler, of the account
York. required of him by summons of the Exchequer of the issues of the king's
stannary in the county of Devon from 28 February, 2 Edward III., the
date on which the custody thereof was granted to him by letters patent,
to the 14 June in the same year, the day on which John Mautravers the
younger procured from the king the appointment to the said custody ; as it
has been proved to the king that the said John prevented Richard fr<Mn
intermeddling at all with the said custody or from receiving any of the
issues thereof during the said period.
By K., on the information of Master Robert de Stratford.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Dec. 12. Protection for one year for Humphrey de Kyrkepatrik and Idonia, his
York. wife, Scots, and their household while dwelling in the realm. By C.
The like for Roger de Kyrkepatrik knight, and Margaret his wife,
Scots. " By C.
Dec. 12. Writ of aid until Easter for John la Zouche charged to lodge Uie horses
York. of queen Philippa.
Exemption, for life, of Robert de Sheffeld from being put on assises
juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, dieriff, coroner,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.t .
Dec. 15. Presentation of John de Pokelyngton to the church of Thlancaddok, in
York. the diocese of St. Asaph.
Deo. 12. Pardon to Hugh, son of Hugh Gamel, of his outlawry in the counties <^
York. Lincoln and Nottingham for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench
to answer touching a trespass at Balderton against Master Robert de
Nevill, and before the late keepers of the king's peace in the said counties
to answer touchijig divers felonies and trespasses charged against him.
By K. * C.
Dec. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund de Baverton to the
York. abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Gloucester, in part satisfaction of the 20/.
6 EDWARD III.— Part III. 377
1332« Metnbrane 7 — coni.
of land and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage
and 2^ acres of land in Gloucester, Upton and Chirchesdon, of the yearly
value of 6s. Sd, as appears by an inquisition taken by Roger de Ohaun-
dos, escheator in the counties of Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop,
Stafford and the adjoining march of Wales.
Dec. 14. Grant to William de Northwell, king's clerk, of the prebend of Freford
York. in the church of St. Chad, Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see of Coventry and Lichfield in the time of the late king.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Dec. 12. Pardon to Oliver de Bohun of the 20 marks whereby he made fine for the
York. marriaee of Edward, brother and heir of William son of Thomas de Wode-
ham, the king's ward. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Exemption, for life, of Herbert de Flynton from being put on assises,
York. juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By K.
Dec. 14. Protection for one year for the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St.
York. John of Jerusalem in England in their possession of the lands of the Knights
Templars granted to them by the statute [17 Edward II. statute 1] and
confirmed to them in the present reign.
Renewed be^iause sealed at another time. By K.
Dec. 1 6. Pardon to the prior and convent of St. Oswald's for acquiring in mort-
York. main without licence, in the reign of Edward I., from John le Hoker a
messuage in Bamburgh, co. Northumberland, said to be held of the king in
burgage, and from Richard de Sutton 2 marks of rent in Sulkholm, co.
Nottingham, said to be held in chief, and licence for them to retain the
same. By p.s.
•
Membrane 6.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Ralph de Bury, king's yeoman, of the office of controller
York. of the custom of wools, hides and wool-fells, of the custom of 2s, on every
tun of wine and of 3^ in the pound, and of other small customs and piest«,
in the port of London, and thence along the coast on either side as far as
Gravesend ; to hold as John de Say lately held the ofiice by the king's grant,
with the custody of one part of the cocket seal. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Exemption, for life, of Thomas Brette of Brompton from being put on
York. assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Deo. 12. Pardon to Emma Colyns of her waiver in the county of Oxford for non-
York. appearance before John de Handle and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching an indictment that she is a common robber and
receiver of robbers and felons and that she received Geoffrey Pachoun,
parson of the church of Wycheford, convicted before the same justices of
felony. By K.
Dec. 16. Pardon to Ralph de Nevill, steward of the king's household, of the account
York. which he is bound to render of the lands which his father Ranulph de Nevill
held on the day of his death, the custody of which was committed to him as
heir, and of the issues thereof received by him. By K .
Dec. 16. Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kinsman, in recompence of a farm
York. of 50/. out of the abbey of Waltham Holy Cross lately granted to him, along
with the manors of Fritheby, co. Leicester, and Assheley and Mapledore-
well, with the rent of assise of Upsomboum, co. Southampton, in patt satis-
faction of the 200 marks of land and rent promised him by the king, which
378
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
Dec. 13.
York.
Dec. 16.
York.
Dec. 13.
York.
Dec. 15.
York.
1332. Membrane Q—cont.
he has surrendered, of the manors of Thomle and Welewe, Isle of ^^^ght^
as of the value of 75/. 14«. 7|</.y to hold with the said manors and rent in
full satisfaction of the 200 marks^ until the king see fit to make the pro-
vision. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to John le White of Thorley in whose custody the
manors now are.
Licence, at the request of John de Nevill, for the alienation in mortmain
by Adam de fiatelaye of two bovates of land and 30s, of rent, in Batelay,
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the parish church of All
Saints, Batelaye, for the souls of the said Adam, his ancestors and heirs.
By p.8.
Pardon to Robert le Berner of his outlawry in the county of Southampton
for non-appearance before John de Scures and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, to answer touching a robbery from John de Warblyngton at
his manor of Shirefeld in the said county. By p.s.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Wiz Maubank of
pontage for five years for repair of the ways and bridges within and without
their town. By p.s-
Confirmation of the following grants by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
the king's kinsman, to John de Gayregrave : (1) grant in fee simple at the
rent of 5^. payable at the three terms appointed in the said earl's lands, of
a toft in Wakefeld, which he lately took from John de Donecastre, then
steward of the earl ; (2) grant in fee tail at the rent of 13«. 5d. payable as
above of a bovate of land in a place culled Beskerode in the reeveship
(prtepositura) of Thornes and 8 acres and 1 rood of land called Rodeland in
the same; (3) grant to him, Elena his wife, William their son and the
heirs of the body of William at the rent of 6«. payable as above, of a several
estate called the HaUerode, containing 30 acres of arable and pasture land,
and 6 acres of meadow, in Horbury, together with common of pasture, as
well in woods as in all other places, and all other easements to the same per-
taining, with remainders if the said William di^ without heir to John son of
the aforesaid John de Gayregrave, and to the said earl and his heirs.
By p^.
Appointment of Thomas de Blaston as a baron of the Exchequer of
Dublin, during pleasure. By the Tr^isurer.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Appointment of Henry Miles to the custody of the gate of York castle
during good behaviour and without rendering anything therefor. He
shall not be removed from such custody except by the king's q>ecial
mandate. By p.8.
Pardon to John StiUego, constable of Eye castle, for the escape of Hugh
son of William le Buk of Eye when imprisoned in the castle in his custody.
By p.s.
Protection with clause volumusy until Easter, for Henry de Bello Monte,
the king's kinsman, going to Scotland on his service. By p.6.
Grant to Alexander de Cridelyng and Agnes his wife, in consideration of
service by the said Alexander to queen Isabella, that they shall retain for
the life of the said queen two tofts and two bovates of land in Cridelyng
and Bechall according to the tenor of a grant made to them by her before
she surrendered the said lands to the king, subject to the payment to
queen Philippa of the rent of 8#. lOd, reserved in such grant By p.8.
Oct. 20. Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for Richard de Emeldon (d
York. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and men and servants whom he is sending to the
duchy [of Aquitaine] to buy wines there to trade with within the reidm.
The like for John de Denton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Dec. 17.
^^rkham.
Dec 16.
York.
Dec. 12.
York.
Dec 17.
York.
Dec. 12.
York.
6 EDWABD III.— Part III. 379
1332. Mbmbranb 5.
Dec. 15. Gbmnt, for life, to Richard de Calewar, king's yeoman, of the 10/. paid
York. yearly at the Exchequer by the citizens of London, for the farm of the
town of Sonthwark, in recompence of the like sum out of the custody of
lands in Angleseye lately granted to him by letters patent, which custody
he has surrendered.
By E., on the information of Master Robert de Stratford.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor and citizens of London.
Dec. 14. Licence for John de Sancto Petro to enfeoff Richard, parson of the
York. church of Wermyngham, of the manors of Petton and Anderton, co. Chester,
said to be held in chief, and for him to re-grant them to John and
Isabella his wife, in fee tail^ with remainder, if t£ey die without heir, to his
right heirs. By p.s.
Dec. 16. Pardon to William Bacun, king's yeoman, in consideration of his service
York. to the late king and the king, of all accounts which he is bound to render
at the Exchequer of the victuals and goods which were in Somerton castle
when he received from the late king the custody of that castle. By p.9.
Dec. 8. Greneral pardon, with the assent of the Parliament now in session at York,
York. to Nicholas de la Beche for all trespasses whether in the time of the late
king or of the present king. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
William de Monte Acuto.
John de Molyns.
Dec. 13. Grant to William de Clynton that, whereas the king by letters patent
York. granted to him, in part satisfaction of 200/. of land for life promised to
him, the manor of Somerford, co. Wilts, an escheat by the forfeiture of
Hugh le Despenser the elder, and afterwards, at the suit of Eleanor late
the wife of Robert de Kaynes, lord of the said manor, assigned to her as
dower, one-third part thereof, without any satisfaction made to the said
William in respect of such third paii;, and whereas the said Eleanor is now
dead, he shall have the same again, for life. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert Seliman, escheator of the counties of
Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham.
Dec. 16. Pardon to Richard Bees of Grymston of any outlawry in the county of
York. Leicester for non-appearance before Henry de Ferers and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching felonies and trespasses
committed prior to 28 July, 3 Edward III., as he was required to do by
the condition of a general pardon obtained on that day. By K. & C.
Dec. 16. Licence, at the instance of Master Richard de Bury, king's clerk, canon
York. of the church of St. Peter, York, for the keener of the house of vicars and
the vicars of the said church to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held
in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Dec. 15. Matilda late the wife of Robert Banyard going on pilgrimage beyond the
York. seas has letters nominating Richard de Depnam and Henry de Garston her
attorneys in England until Midsummer.
Dec. 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Adam de Spirydene of eleven
York. shops in York to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of
St. Mary in the church of St. Saviour, York, for the soul of the said Adam
and for the souls of Robert de Verdenel and Mar iota his wife, their
ancestors and heirs. By fine of 60«. at the instance of the mayor of York.
Deo. 0. Exemption for life, of John Gbde of Wilbeye, king*s yeoman, from being
York. put on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor,
sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By p.s.
380
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332.
Dec. 21.
Driffield.
Dec. 20.
Kirkbam.
Dec. 23.
Beverlej.
Dec 16.
York.
Dec. 28.
Beverley.
Dec. 29.
BeYcrley.
1333.
Jan. 2.
Beverlej.
Jan. 20.
York.
Jan. 4.
Bantwick.
Membrane b-^cont.
Presentation of Walter de London, king's clerk, to the prebend of Bright-
ly ng in the king's free chapel of Hasty nges, in the diocese of Chichester,
void by the death of Master Edmund de London. By pA
Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the good men of the
town of Walmesford, their attorneys and proctors, collecting alms in
churches for repair of the bridge of their town.
Writ of aid, until Easter, for Roger de Tong appointed by Master
Rol)ert de Stratford, the keeper of the great seal, a purreyor for his
household.
Grant to Thomas de Portyngton, king's clerk, of the custody of the
hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln. By p.s«
Writ to the sheriff to admit him to corporal possession of the hospitid.
Joan late the wife of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, staying in
England, has letters nominating William de Staunton and John de Staunton
her attorneys in Ireland for two yeai*s.
Appointment of John de Langeley to the bailiwick of warrener of the
king's warren of Fershewatere in the Isle of Wight. By p.s.
Mandate to the keeper of the king's manor of Fershewatere to deliver the
said bailiwick, and to pay the said John his wages out of the issu^ of the
manor, receiving allowance for the same in his account at the Exchequer.
Pardon to Walter le Sauvage of his outlawry in the county of Derby for
non-appearance before Richard de Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching the death of Thomas Ithel and William Pare
killed at Assheburn. By p.s.
Confirmation of a demise, for life, at a yearly rent, by the prior and
convent of Montacute to William de Mode ford, parson of the church of
TyntenhuU, of two messuages, 50 acres of land and 6 acres of meadow in
Tynteuhull; made pursuant to a licence granted to them 25 May, 12
Edward II.
Exemption, for life, of Robert Grym of Maydenstone from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p 8.
1332.
Dec. 16.
York.
Dec. 16.
York,
Dec. 14.
York.
Dec. 16.
York.
Dec. 29.
Beverley.
Membrane 4.
•
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to his merchants, James
Nicholas and Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of the society
of the Bardi of Florence, in the sum of 200/. paid on his account to Henry
de Beaumont ; with promise to pay the same at Easter. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the ti'easurer and king's chamberlains.
Gift to the same merchants, in recompence of their losses in the payment
of the expenses of the king's household until Michaelmas last and of other
sums advanced for his business, of 1,000/., to be paid at Easter. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and king'? chamberlains.
Ratification of the estate of John de Prayers as parson of Daudelo church ,
said to be of the advowson of James Daudele, By p.s.
Grant to William Elys of the office of the serjeanty of the customs in the
city of London, as John de Enefeld, deceased, held the same. By p.s.
InspeximaSi at the request of the abbot and convent of Selby, of the
record and process of a cause tried at York in fifteen days of Trinity,
21 Edward 1. before Hugh de Cressynghapi and his fellows, justices in eyre.
6 EDWARD III.— Part 111.
381
1332.
Dec. 28.
Beverlej.
1333.
Jan. 6.
Burstwtck.
1332.
Oct. 28.
York.
1333.
Jan. 12.
Bnrttwiok.
Jan. 22.
York.
Jan. 13.
Meaoz.
Membrane 4— con/.
between the king and John de Warenna, then earl of Surrey, Peter de
Lund, Richard the bailitf of Thome, and Thomas son of Margaret,
touching a plea wherefore they with William son of Matilda, John
de Dewesbyry, Roger del Wyk, Geoffrey Hyne, Eustace de Thorne and
John le Breyder on the feast of St. Dunstan, 22 Edward I., took away the
cattle of the abbot and convent of Selby, while the abbey was in the king's
custody, during voidance of the ^ee, from a pasture between Heynes and
Crull, and detained them for ten days until they»were delivered by order of
the justices, and also wherefore they on the Monday before Ascensun Day
in the same year and place assaulted Robert in the Lane while he was
digging his turves in the custody of the said king, and threw him and the
turves into the ditch ; in which cause judgement passed against the said
Richard, Thomas and Peter, and the earl was acquitted.
Pardon at the request of William de Cusancia, king's clerk, to Ay mo de
Jovenzano, parson of the church of Bassyngbourn, for entering without
licence u[K>n a messuage, a croft and a plot of land, called ' Le Holm,'
in Badsyngbourn, held in chief, which Alan de Castelgeroun, late parson of
the same, acquired in mortmain, in the reign of Edward I., also without
licence ; and restitution of these to him. By p.s.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
of the king's right to present to the prebend of Freford in the church of
St. Chad, Lichfield, by reason of the voidance of the see in the time of the
late king, and of his presentation of William de Northwell, king's clerk
thereto.
Pardon to Richard de Acton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne for acquiring in fee
from Gilbert de Umframvill, lord of Redesdale, the manor of Barowetord,
CO. Northumberland, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon without
licence ; and restitution of the same. By p.s.
Pardon to Robert de Shilvynton of the same town for a like trespass in
respect of the manor of Est Whelpyngton, co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Pardon to Hugh de Angreton, William de Acton, John Wodman and
John de Angreton for a like trespass in respect of a mill In Quyngeham,
CO. Northumberland, and a fishery in the river Tyne there, with the pond,
suit and day-works belonging to the mill. By pis.
John Darcy going to Ireland on the king's business has letters nominating
John de Bolyngbroke and Master William de F^nchedene his attorneys in
England for one year.
Protection with clause volumut^ for one year, for Thomas de Saundeby
knight, going with him. By testimony of John himself.
The like for the' following also going : —
John de Hosee.
Roger Darcy.
William de Cossale.
Robert de Dertford.
William de Chartray.
Robert de Chaworth.
Letters of licence to elect for the siib-prior and convent of St. John the
Evangelist, Kaermerdvn, on news of the resignation of John, their prior,
brought by John Goch, clerk. By p.s.
382
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1333.
Jan. 10.
Burstwick.
1332.
Dec. 10.
York.
1333.
Jan. 20.
York.
Jan. 20.
York.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Pardon to the prior and convent of Thomholm reciting that, whereas the
king latelji in part satisfaction of 10/. of land and rent which he had
previouslj given them licence to acquire, granted licences for the alienation
to them hj Roger Mortajn of a messuage, six tofts twelve bovates of land
and six marks of rent in Appelby, Roxby and Bysbj after return of an
inquisition whereby it was found that the same were not held in chief, the
prior has now given him to understand that the said Boser had acquired
the premises from William Tochet, who held them in chief (n Edward I., and
had entered upon them without licence of the said king, and that the king
has granted that they may retain them notwithstanding these trespasses.
By fine of 20/. Lincoln.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Teukesbury to acquire in mortqaain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/., for their own
use ; in lieu of a licence lately granted to them to acquire the like (or the use
of Peter de Bradeway, prior of Crancbourn, a cell of their house, which
they have surrendered. By p.8.
Vacated by surrender 04 satis^ed 14 «7ti/y, 7 Richard II,
John Huse of Flyntham, going to Ireland on the king's service with
John Darcy, has letters nominating Robert Alisaundre and Henry de Drayton
his attorneys in England for ene year.
Pardon to Robert de Gryndon for the death of Martin son of Juliana,
killed in the suburb of Carlisle ; as it appears by the record of Peter de Mid-
del ton and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Carlisle goal, that he
killed him in self defence.
1332.
Dec. 14.
York.
Dec. 15.
York.
Dec. 16.
York.
Dec 12.
York.
1333.
Jan. 14.
Borstwick.
Jan. 13.
Meanx.
Jan. 20.
York.
1332.
Dec. 14.
York.
Mbmbranb 3.
Grant, at the request of David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to the bailifls
and good men of Geynesburgh of pavage for three years. By p.8.
Pardon to Thomas Prat of Gretham of his outlawry in the county of
Lincoln for non-appearance before William de Ros and his feUows, justices
appointed to enquire of divers felonies and trespasses in that county, to
answer the king of what pertained to him for the death of Robert de
Godesfeld, and other felonies, as required by the condition of a pardon granted
to him by letters patent dated 29 May, 1 Edward III. By K. & C.
Pai'don to William de Clapham and Matilda late the wife of Robert de
Rithre, tenant in chief, for intermarrying without licence. By p.S.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for Robert de Sprotle,
clerk, and Roger his brother.
The like for the following : —
Peter son of Robert de Kercroft.
Guichard de Jou, prior of Montacute, staying beyond the seas, until
Midsummer.
Simon de Tid and William de Hoo, jointly.
Full power for Ralph Basset of Drayton and William de Denum to
treat with the keeper and magnates of Scotland of matters concerning the
king and realm. [Fcedera,'} uj K.
I
6 EDWAED III.— Part III.
383
1332.
Dec. 12.
York.
Dec. 14.
York.
Dec. 15.
York.
Maj 16.
Woodstock.
Dec. 30.
Beverley.
1333.
Jan. 13.
Meaax.
Jan. 12.
Bnratwick.
Jan. 22.
York.
Membrane 3 — corU,
Protection and safe conduct until the feast of the Circumcision for six
persons of Scotland, of whatever degree, and their households, to come to
the king in England. [Fcedera,]
Licence for the alienation in mortmain hy the abhot and convent of
Beaubec in Noimandy to the abbot and convent of Fourneys of the
manor of Beaubec by Droghda, three messuages, 60| acres of land, and
57s. 9d, of rent, in Marinston, Kenneles, and Drogheda on either side the
river, and a fishery in the river Boyne. By p.s.
Exemption, for life, of Henry de Morby from being put on assizes, juries,
or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Licence for Adam de Everyngham, of Laxton, to enfeoff Nicholas de
Skalton, clerk, of the manor of Laxton, co. Nottingham, and of a moiety
of the manor of Westburgh, co. Lincoln, said to be held in chief, and for
him io re-grant these to the said Adam for life ; with remainders in the
case of the moiety to Adam son of Adam, Joan his wife and his heirs ;
and in the case of the manor, to Adam the son and his heirs.
By p.s. and fine of 40^. Nottingham.
Pardon to Master Richard de Bury, king's clerk, of the account due from
him for the time when he was constable and receiver of Bordeaux, namely,
from 19 February, 19 Edward II. to 16 April then following, when the
duchy [of Aquitaine] was in the king's hands by grant from his father,
and of all claims which the king might have against him in respect of
such account. By K., on the information of Gboffrey le Scrope.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to the same, as parson of the church of Sabrichesworth, of 4/.
required by summons of the Exchequer from the church for a tenth
granted to the late king by the clergy.
By E., on the information of (Geoffrey le Scrope.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Guichard de Jou, prior of Montacute, staying beyond the seas, has
letters nominating William Wayne and William de Perret his attorneys in
England nntil Midsummer.
Presentation of John Gop;h to the church of Landarauk, in the diocese of
St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Pardon to Master William de Nassyngton for acquiring in fee from Alice
late th^ wife of John le Leche of Clyve 48 acres 3 roods of land in Horyshagh
and Caluhey in Clyve forest, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon
without licence ; and licence for him to retain the same. By fine of lOt.
Northampton.
Jan. 20.
York.
Mbmbranb 2.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Robertsbridge for acquiring, in
mortmain, among other lands, etc., acquired from William de Echyngham
in virtue of a licence from the late king, an acre of land in Salhirst whereof
no mention is made in the said licence ; and licence for them to retain the
same which is of the yearly value of 6c/., as appears by an inquisition taken
by William de Northo, escheator of the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
and Middlesex. By fine of \ mark. Sussez.
6 EDWARD III.— Part III. 385
1333. Membrane 2 — cont,
Mersk, in thai city, said to be held of the king in fi^ee burgage, to a chap-
lain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. John the Evangelist
in the church of St. Saviour in the Mersk, York, for the good estate of the
said John, Emma his wife and Eoger Basset, clerk, in life, for their souls
after death and for the souls of their benefactors. By p.s.
Jan. 21. Exemption for life of John de Stodlegh, king's serjeant, from being put
York. on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
ooroneri escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.8.
Membrane 1.
Jon. 23. Licence for John de Pateshull, knight, to grant to William son of John
York. de Pateshull and Joan his wife, in fee tail, 15 acres of land, an acre of
meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 16 acres of wood, 5it. of rent and one ninth
part of a mill in Wotton, co. Bedford, said to be held in chief. In the
event of their death without heir, the premises are to revert to the grantor
and his heirs. By p.s.
1332.
Dec. 16. Licence for David de Strabolgi, earl of Atbol, the king's kinsman, to
Yi»rk. grant to Robert Qower, for life, the manor of Kentewell, co. Suffolk, said to
be held in chief. By p.8.
1333.
Jan. 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Heselarton, knisht, of
York. the advowson of the church of Louthorp to seven chaplains to celebrate
divine service daily in that church for the king and others according to the
appointment of the said John. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Roll of^ Edward III,
Jan. 23. The like by Thomas West to the prior of the Hospital of St. John of
York. Jerusalem in England of a messuage and a virgate of laud in Anesty, co.
Wilts, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of
Swalclyve for the souls of Thomas de Hannebere and Olive his wife.
By p.s.
1332.
Nov. 3. Licence for John son of Nicholas to enfeoff Richard de Norton and
York. William de Syde, chaplains, of two parts of the manor of Hulle, co.
Gloucester, said to be held in chief, and to grant that the remaining third
part, which Matilda late the wife of Nicholas son of Ralph holds, for life,
as dower, and the manor of Fyndeefeld, two carucates of land and 20*. in
rent in Hulle with the advowson of the chantry of Kynle, also held in
chief, which William Martel holds for life, shall remain to the same Richard
and William de Syde ; and for them to re-grant the whole to the said John
and Joan his wife, in fee tail, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
By p.s.
Oct, 30. Exemption for life of Thomas de Nevill from being put on assizes, juries,
York. or recognisances, and from anpoiutment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other
minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
1333.
Jan. 8. Grant to John, abbot of Hayles, on testimony that he is too old to work,
Bnrttwiek. that John Bylon and Oliver Trogazo shall act as his attorneys in England
for two years. By p,8.
U 65658. B B
886 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 1 — cont.
Sept. 16. Protection for the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Westminster, after
Westminster, inspection of a Bull of Pope Innocent II. withdrawing the abbey whoUj
from the jurisdiction of the bishop of London or others as a daughter of tlw
Apostolic See, and in consideration that Henry III. also took the same into
his protection as so withdrawn and that the said church was founded by
the alms of the kings of England, and that these are consecrated and buried
there. By p.s.
Dec. 2. Writ of aid, during pleasure of Arnold Micol, king's serjeant, chief
Knaresborough. butler, for Master John de Kevermond sent to audit the accounts of his sub-
stitutes in the ports of England. By bill of Arnold himself.
Membrane 18cf.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Edenham, John de
York. Nevyll of Horneby, William de ScargiU, John de Hegham, Adam de
Hoperton and Thomas Deyvyll, touching the persons who broke the parks
of queen Phih'ppa at Altodes, AcworUi, Cridelyng, RotheweD, Scales,
Ledes, Berewik, Secroft, Almanbury, Cowik and Pontefract, co. York,
and entered her free chaces and warrens there, hunted in these, fished her
vivaries there and at Knottyngleye and Bradeford, cut down her trees at
Altoftes, Cridelyng Scales, Berewike, Secroft, Almanbury, Knottjrngleye and
Bradford and carried away trees, fish, deer, hares, rabbits, pheasants and
partridges. By K.
Oct. 20. The like to William Fitz Waryn, John Marmyon, Simon Warde,
York. Geoffrey de Edenham, John de Bithre, John de Hegham, Adam de
Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill, touching similar trespasses in the said
queen's parks of La Haye, Haiwra, Bilton and beneath Knaresborough
Castle, in her free chaces and warrens there, and in the forest of Knares-
borough, CO. York, and also touching alleged excesses of the bailifis and
ministers in the said places. By K.
Oct. 23. The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Pulteneye, William de
York. Shareshull, Geoffrey de la Lee and Gr^ory de Norton, touching the
murder of William le Hayward of ChyshuU at Great Chishull, co. Essex.
By the keeper of the Seal.
Oct. 28. The like to Richard de Wylughby, William Trussell, John de Sharde-
York. lowe and Hugh de Croft, on complaint by Richard de Peshale that Robert
de Saxton, Adam Starlyng, Richard de Richemund, Roger le Provost,
William de Clif, clerk, WiUiam de Wold, William de Glenton, Robert
Crowe, William le Barber and others at Wyliton, Stotfold and Haunes, co.
Bedford, took away 20 horses, 16 mares, 10 colts, 60 oxen, 60 cows, 20
bullocks, 300 sheep and 200 swine of his, worth 200/., mowed his crops,
carried away his corn and goods, assaulted his servants and took from them
some writs of the king which he had sued forth and trampled them under
foot. By p A
Membrane lid.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, William de
York. ShareshuU and John de Heyford, on complaint by Richard de Haselore
that Vincent Colemon, Geoffrey Colemon, Henry Peny, Richard son of
Agnes le Rous and others assaulted him at Alyncestre, co. Warwick.
ByC.
Oct. 20. The like to William de Tatham and Robert Foucher, touching the ac-
York. counts of the collectors of pontage at Lancaster. By C.
Oct. 26. The like to William de Herle, John de Shardelowe, Richard de Aldeboigh
York. and John Claver, on compUint by the abbot of Bamaey that Warin de
6 EDWARD III.— Part HI. 387
1332. Membrane IW — cont.
Bassjngbonme, Henry de Boys of Rothewell, Henry his son, John de
Wodhull, Elias de Clervaux and others broke his closes, doors and houses
at Houghton, Halywell, and the town of St. Ives, co. Huntingdon, took
away 22 horses, 2 bulls, 29 oxen and 15 cows of his, worth 100 marks, with
other cattle which they drove to unknown places so that they could not
be found to be replevied according to law, and assaulted his servants.
By K. & C.
Oct. 20. The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Pulteneye, William de Share-
York, shull, Geoffrey de la Lee and Gregory de Norton, on complaint by Roger
de Depham that Thomas de Scalariis, knight, the younger, Geoffrey de
Scalariis, Henry de Scalariis, John de Scalariis, John de Rygges of
Bassyngbourne, Warin his brother, Simon Bate of Bassyngbourne, John ^
Burnel of Melreth, William his brother, Ralph le Heyward of Meldebourn, *
John Cavel of Melreth, Nicolas Thomas, (bakestere), of Scales, Simon le
Harpour of Whaddon, John de Baldok of Meldebourn, John Mar-
garete of Melreth, John le Poleter de Roystone, Richard de Lynton of
Roystone, Nicholas Laurence, Hus;h Flemyng of Roystone, Walter Brond
of Whaddon, John atte Forest of Whaddon and others broke his close and
houses at Great Chishull, carried away his goods, prevented his servants
from mowing and gathering his corn there, trampled down the said corn with
men on horseback and ou foot so that great part thereof was spoiled and
assaulted his servants. By fine of \ mark. Essex.
Mbmbranb 14c?.
Oct. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John Inge, Roger
York, Bavent and John de Cobham on complaint by Geoffrey de Knelle that John
Waleys, John Notebem and others broke his close at Knelle, co. Sussex,
carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Association of John de Scbardelowe and Thomas de Faversham in the
York. foregoing Commission.
Membrane \Zd,
Oct. 25. Commission to William de Denum, Thomas de Heton, William de
York. Tyndale and Richard de Emeldon to make inquisition forthwith in the
county of Northumberland touching the persons who abducted John de
Reynton, a Scot, and his goods at Houburn and who still detain him in a
secret place to his loss and peril of his life as well as contrary to the form
of the peace lately made with the Scots, to arrest all persons implicated in
the abduction and imprison them until the said John is found or until
further orders from the king and to return their inquisition. By C.
Oct. 27. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Geoffrey de Edenliam, William
York. Moiffne, Robert de Thorpe, William de la Launde and Adam de Fyncham
in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge and Huntingdon in
the marshlands by the rivers Welond, Nene and Use. By p.s.
Nov. 4. Commission of oyer and toi*miner to William de Denum, Robert do
York. Hornclif and Robert de Toghale, on complaint by Williiun Trussebut that
whereas he had taken prisoners four Scots in the war in Scotland who
made a ransom with him of 400 marks for the sparing of their lives, Robert
Permay of Germethorp and others abducted these Scots from a ship on the
coast by Baumburgh, co. Northumberland, while they were in his custody
and the ransom was yet unpaid.
By K., on the information of Master Richard de Bury.
B B 2
388 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
J332. Membrane 13J — cont.
Sapt. 22. The like to John Inge, John de Tichebourne and Robert de Thomeombe
Westminster, on information that Henry Trenchard the elder and the younger, Edmund
Tronchard, Giles Trenchard, John Comalond, Robert son of Ro1>6rt Urry,
William brother of Robert son of Robert Urry, William Kente of Nenport,
Robert Hakete and othera hunted in the king's forest of Parkhurst in the
Isle of Wight, and carried away deer. By K.
Membrane 12c?.
Nov. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Robert
Koaresborougb. de Bousser and John Dyn, on complaint by Elena late the wife of John
Dautrief that Richard de Nowers, John Warde, Peter de Peyton the
younger, John do Mortimer, Walter son of Simon de Preston, Thomas hia
son, Robert de Hemenhale, John son of Edmund Lucas and others broke
her close at Meldyngg, and doors and windows of her houses there, took
away 12 horses and 4 oxen, worth 30/., carried away other goods of hers
and assaulted her servants. By fine of 20*. Suffolk.
Dec. 12. The like to John de Stonore, John de Pulteneye.and William de Shares-
York, hull, on complaint by Henry de Harnhull that, whereas lately he, crossing
from the county of Surrey between Windsor and the city of London along
the bank of the Thames into the county of Middlesex for the purpose of
using his right of fowling there, had given a falcon of his a cast at some
ducks on the bank by Stanes, co. Middlesex, the said falcon in its eyre flew
over lo the county of Surrey where certain men who aie accustomed by
means of nets, engines and other methods to steal falcons when flying at the
quarry, allured hia said bird, worth 100 marks from him to Egham where
they carried it away ; and on information that falcons belonging to the king,
and to magnates and others of the realm have been stolen in like manner
at the same place. This commission is to be executed in each of the above
counties. By K.
Dec. 16. The like to John de Ros, John de Shardelowe and John Claver, on com-
York. plaint by the prior of Waburn that Walter de Holewell, knight, Robert his
son, Stephen de Holwell, Thomas de Holwell, John atte Stile, chaplain,
William Berry, John de Elsyngg and others at Kelling, took away 3 horses
of his worth lOO*., carried away his goods and assaulted John de Norton and
William de Ken of Saxlyngham, his servants.
By fine of IOj., at the instance of John Brocas. Norfolk.
Membrane lit/.
Dec. 8. Appointment of Godfrey Folejaumbe, Nicholas de la Ford, Robert son of
York. Richard Folejaumbe of Wormchulle and John atte Halle of Castelton to
arrest whereever found and commit to prison Roger de Wandesleye lately
committed to prison by William de Herle and other justices in eyre for
divers felonies in the county of Derby, who is now out on bail and vaga-
bond in that county where by means of pretended letters to arrest certain
persons he is daily extorting money from many pers^ons and committing other
breaches of the peace. By C.
Dec. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Robert Pamyng,
York. William Scot and Thomas de Faversham on complaint by John Waleys that
Geoffrey de Knelle, knight, John atte Gate and others carried away his
goods and assaulted his servants at Knellesflete. By fine of 1 mark. Sussex.
Dec. 12. The like to John de Haveryngton the elder, William de Denum, Edmund
York. de Nevyll and John de Horneby the elder, on complaint by Henry de Croft
that Nicholas son of William le Botheler, Ranulph de Syngilton,'Adam de
Syngelton, John Nichol, .lohn de Haydock, William Stane and others
entered his manor at Middel Roucheclif, co. Lancaster, broke doors and
windows of the houses and carried away his goods. By C.
6 EDWAKD III.— Part III. 38D
1332. Membrane lOd.
Nov. 4. Coramission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert Conyers,
York. Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by John Marmyoun
that, while he >vas in the king's protection, John de Clontherom, Roger de
Cloutherom, John de Braylhwayt, Richard de Braythwayt, Thomas de
Bray th way t, John de Revegill, Henry de Standen, William Stele, William
Pyroun, William Page, Robert WhicknoU, Richard Scot, Adam de Bond-
gate and others broke his park at Tanfeld, co. York, hunted there,
carried away deer and assaulted his servants.
Renewed because sealed at another time.
Nov. 20. The like to Richard de Wylughby, William de ShareshuU and John de
KnarosboroQgh. Peyto the elder, on complaint by John de Clynton of Macstok that John de
Merynton of Coventro, Henry de Hynton and others assaulted him at
Coventre, co. Warwick, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants.
By fine of 1 mark. Warwick.
Membrane 8rf.
Dec. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de
York. Fenton, Roger Petygard and John de Merston, on complaint by William dc
Fyncal, king's clerk, parson of the church of Ledenhani, that John de
Neuton parson of the church of Fulbek, William his brother, Peter Agatz
of Fulbek, Richard Brocour, William son of Simon Fycais, William Boule,
Hugh Nevyle, John le Smyth of Fulbek, William Fraunceys of the same
and others broke his houses at Ledenham and Fulbek, co. Lincoln, carried
away his goods and assaulted his servants. By p.s.
Dec. ] 3. The like to William de Denum Robert de Insula of Chipeches, Gerard de
York. Wyderyngton and Robert de Tughale, on complaint by the prior of Tyne-
mouth that Thomas de Middelton, Robert son of Robert Grey, knight,
Geoffrey de Haydon, Thomas Anfrays, John do Bolton, William de Swytehop,
Hugh de Wales, John atte Spence, Robert Gower, Thomas de Thorny burn,
Thomas M anfrays, Patrick de Thomyburn, Adam de Brynkeburn and others
mowed his corn at Tynemouth, Preston, Estchirton, Middelchirton, Bac-
worth and Munkseton, co. Northumberland, and carried away the same with
other gootls of his. By p.s.
The like, on complaint by the same that William Littel, Peter Littel, John
Littel, all of Bewyk, and others broke his close and houses at Bewyk, co.
Northumberland, entered his free warren, hunted there, felled his trees
there and at Elyngeham and carried them away with timber from the houses
and other goods as well as hares and rabbits from the warren.
The like, on complaint by the same that William de Ellerynton, Hugh de
Wales, William de Nonnehous, Adam Colon, John Lyly, Colan Gibbeson,
Robert Kyde, Gilbert Belle, Elias Cole, Colan Davidson, William Snowe,
Richard Obleson, William Obleson, Walram son of William de Sokpeth,
Adam son of the same William and others at Wylom, co* Northumberland,
felled his trees, mowed his crops and carried them away.
Dec. 14. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Robert Burdet, Robert de Sadynton
York. and Laurence Turvey, on complaint by the abbot of Gerendon that Faucon^
parson of the church of Ibbestok, Laurence Marspyne, Reginald son of
Bertram de Ibbestok and others mowed his grass at Ibbestok, co. Leicesteri
carried away the hay made therefrom with other goods and assaulted his
servants. By fine of 20s,
Membrane 7d.
Dec. 12. Commission of oyer andterminento John de Cantebrigge, John de Shar*
York. delowe, John Dyn and Robert de Jeddeworth, on complaint by William
Botevyleyn that William Carbonel, knight, Simon do Goldyugham, knight.
390 CALEltDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1332. Membrane 7d — cont.
Simon de Nortoft, John Wodewardand others broke his houses at Braundon,
CO. Essex, took away 12 horses, 6 oxen, 30 cows and 200 sheep of his,
worth 100 marks, and carried away other goods. By fine of 20$,
A similar commission touching the taking away of 1 8 horses, 10 oxen, 26
cows and 500 sheep, worth 200 marks, and carrying away of other goods,
at Neuton, co. Suffolk. By line of 20*.
Dec. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de ShareshuU, William de
York. Langele, Richard Vaghan, James de Wodestok and William de Burcc»tre,
on representations made by the chancellor and scholars of Oxford Univer-
sity, and others of that town, that divers bailifEs and ministers sell wines
and other victuals there contrary to the form of the statute passed in the
late king's reign. By C.
Commission to the same to make inquisition touching a great quantity
of treasure lately found at Oxford which should of right belong to
the king, but which the finders are said to have converted to their own use.
BvC.
Dec. 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, John
York. Cyfurwas, William Scot and Roger Mareshal, on complaint by William
Latymer that Thomas de la Grove, John Ranes, Thomas son of Walter Ranes,
John son of the same, Walter Ranes, Walter Waas, Thomas Waas, Walter
atte Thore, Walter atte Grove, Ralph Hitbed, Roger Cole of Mussyngdene,
Thomas Drawelagh, Henry son of John Gryni, Ralph Austyn, William
Foydras, Thomas Germayn and others, broke his houses at Aymundesham
and Little Mussyngdene, co. Buckingham, carried away timber and goods
therefrom and assaulted his servants. By p.8.
Dec. 11. The like to John Inge, John de Clyvedon, Henry le Gulden, John atta
York. Fosse and Roger atte Walle, on complaint by Master Thomas de Haselshawe
and Peter de Shaldeford, executors of Robert de Haselshawe, late provost
of the church of St. Andrew, Wells, that Alan de Conesburgh and othei^
carried away Igoods of the said Robert in their custody at Wynesham,
Cerde, Welyngton and Combe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset. By p.8.
Mbmbrass 6d.
Dec. 11. Commission of the peace to William de Denum, Robert do Hornclyf,
York. Thomas do Heton and Robert de Manoirs in the county of Northumberland,
pursuant to the statute of Winchester. By .0.
The like to Ranulph de Dacre and Richard de Denton in the county of
Cumberland and in the march of the same.
1333.
Jan. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lancastre and John de
Beverley. Hornby the younger touching the accounts of the collectors of pontage at
Lancaster.
MBMBILiXS 4<f.
Jan. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John de Tycche*
York. bourn, Robert de Popham and John de Schirefeld, on complaint by Hugh
de Sancto, Johanne, king's yeoman, that John Lowys, Thomas, precentor of
the church of St. Mary, Southampton, William Camel, parson of the church
of Shalden, William le Brokere of E^^sex and others entered his park at
Chanton, co. Southampton, hunted there and carried away deer.
By p.s.
6 EDWARD ni.— Part lit. 3&1
Mbmbrans 3d.
1333.
Jan. 22. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Thomas de Faversham, Richard de
York. Grofherste and Kobert Bataille in the marshes of Northmersh by La Rye and
of Spadelond between the town of Wynchelse and Daunsewalle and in other
marshes and places adjoining, co. Sussex.
Membrane 2d,
Jan. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Robert de
York. Sadynton, Richard de la Pole and John de Hambiiry, on complaint by
Richard Wyther of Thorp, that Hugh atte Welle of Walton, Reginald le
Mareschal of Walton, Joan late the wife of John atte Welle of Walton,
William Jordan, chaplain, William son of Richai'd de Benteleye and others
assaulted him at Burton-on-the-Wold, co. Leicester, and carried away bis
goods. By fine of 10*.
Jan. 12. The like to Thomas Bacoun, John de If eld, William Scot and ITiomas de
Bnrstwiok. Lincoln, on complaint by Simon archbishop of Canterbury that certain
persons at divers times both by night and by day have felled his trees at
Ryngemere, Fremfeld, Bokstede, Maghfeld, Wadeherst, Slyndon, Horsham
and Rousparre, co. Sussex, broke his parks there, hunted therein and carried
away deer and trees. By p.s.
A similar commission touching the felling and carrying away of trees at
Croydon and Burstowe.
Another touching the like at Wrotham, Eghtham, Wyghtricchesham in
Oxene, Stone in Oxene, Bonyndenne, Wodecherche, Goutherst, Hedecrone,
Tendirdenne, Rolvyndenne, Cranebrok, Egertone, Smerdenne, Sandherst,
Newendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Rokynge and Bilsyngtone.
Membrane Id,
Jan. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Cifurwas
York. and William Scot, on complaint by William Latymer that Ralph de Wedon,
knight, Thomas his brother, Thomas Wace, Robert le Wynch, Thomas le
Strykere, John le Rede 'messer,' Thomas atte Grove of Aymondesham,
Thomas de Amondesham, Richard Cutbert, Thomas de Raan, John Hucke,
Walter atte Grove of Amondesham, John de Raan, Roger Cole, Walter
atte Thorne, Ralph Hykebyd, William de Rolleston, Roger Wymberville,
Henry Grym, Ralph Austyn of Missynden, William Poydras, William atto
Stocke, Hugh atte Ryes, Walter de Blechmere, John de Blakewell, John
Fhippe, Walter son of Adam de Raan, John his brother, Walter Wace and
others, broke his houses at Amondesham and Little Mussyndene, co.
Buckingham, carried away timber and goods from the same and assaulted
his servants. Changed because sealed at another time, by p.s.
Jan. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Robert dc
York. Aston, Robert de Hungerford, and Henry de Aumencye, on complaint by
7 Edw. Ill, the prior of Wallingford that Roger Ruwand, knight, Walter de Roppele,
Nicholas de Hertesole, Henry Parys, Richard Berde, Roger Gladewyne,
Roger le Drivere, William do Weston and others, broke his close at Clialk-
ford, CO. Oxford, burned his houses there, took away 5 horses, 23 oxen, 2
cows and 50 swine of his, worth 50/., carried away his goods, impounded
his plough cattle there without reasonable cause until he made a fine of
100#. with the said Roger for their delivery and assaulted and imprisoned
his servants. By K.
392
7 EDWARD III.— PART I.
1333.
Jan. 25.
Ynrk.
Jan. 26.
York.
Jan. 26.
York.
Jan. 26.
York.
Jan. 27.
York.
Feb. 2.
York.
Feb. 9.
PoDtefract
Jan. 26.
York.
Jan. 27.
York.
Jan. 27.
Tork.
Jan. 28.
York.
Jan. 28.
York,
Membrane 29.
Protection wiih clause nolumiiSy for two years, for the abbot of Vale
Rojal.
The like, for one year, for the following : —
William de Hardredeshull, pi^rson of the church of Stratton in
Strattonesdale.
Katharine de Harum.
Thomas Hastang, going on pilgrimage to Santiago; without the
clause. By K.
Signification that the king has revoked the late appointment by letters
patent of Henry Miles to the custody of gate of York castle, on learning
from the sheriff of the county that there is a yearly charge against the
sheriff in his account for the custody of the said gate. By p.s.
Master Walter de Islep, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Poyderoun and Thomas do QuykeshuU his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Writ de intendendo for John de Denton, appointed by Arnold Micol,
king's seijeant, chief butler, as his deputy, during pleasure, in the ports of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Hertelpole, Wbiteby and Scardeburgh.
By testimony of Arnold,
The like for the following deputies : —
William de Chestrefeld and John de Wotton, in the household.
Michell le Yonge, in the port of Sandwich.
William de Lymbergh, in the ports of Portemuth, and Aremuth in the
Isle of Wight.
Appointment, at the request of James NichoUs and the other merchants
of the society of the Bardi of Florence, of William de Gra of Y'ork to the
custody of the smaller piece of the seal used for recognisances of debts in
that city, so as he execute the office in person. By p.s.
Mandate to Hugh de Kirkeham for lirery of the seal and other things
pertaining to the office in his custody.
Confirmation of a grant by Peter, late abbot of Fecamp, to John atte
Wyke of Stenynges of a virgate of Itnd in West Burton, late of Reginald
de Estardevilla and Matilda his wife, to hold for life, by the rent of 20f .
By fine of 10«. Sussex.
Protection with clause rolumusy for one year, for llionuis de Tiouthe,
staying in Ireland on the king's service. By K.
Thomas dc Goushull, knight, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters
nominating John de Keneton and John de Horneby his attorneys in
England, for one year.
Thonus de Asshebourn, going to Ireland, has like letters nominating
John de Kent and Robert le Webester.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to Richard le Lacer, citizen
and mercer of Loudon, in 200/. sterling paid by his wish to Arnold de Dure
Forti in part payment of 1,300/. due to the latter from the time when he
was in the serrice of the late king in the duchy [of Aquitaine] with
mer %t-arm9 ; with promise to pay the same about £^er.
By K., and pet. of C*
7 ilDWARD in.— Part I.
m
1333.
Jan. 27.
York.
Jan. 26.
York.
March 5.
Pontefraot.
Jan. 30.
York.
Jan. 29.
York.
Jan. 27.
York.
Jan. 30.
York.
Jan. 29.
York.
Jan. 28.
York.
Jan. 28.
York.
Jan. 31.
York.
Jan. 30;
York.
Jan. 28.
York.
Jan. 30.
York.
Jan. 30.
York.
Membrane 29 — cont.
Protection with clauso volumus^ for one year, for Richard de Emeldon of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, staying on the king's service in the march towards
Scotland to defend the same. Witness as below. By K.
(The same entry repeated, apparently in error, under the heading De
attom\)
Protection with clause volumtiSyiov one year, for Thomas de Blaunkfront,
going to Ireland on the king's service with John Darcy the justiciary.
By testimony of John himself.
The like for the following also going : —
William de Staunton.
John de Leghton.
Roger de Mortuo Mari.
Robert de Grendon.
Exemption, for life, at the request of William de Monte Acuto, of
Edmund de Lyouns of Asshton from being put on assizes, juries or
recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, chcheator, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of Thomas de Nevill. [Unfinished entry."]
Vacated because on the Roll of the previous year,
William, abbot of St. Wandregesil, staying beyond the seas, has letters
nominating Henry de Ullay and Bernard le Engleys {Anglici) his
attorneys in England for three years.
Granted by the chancellor at the instance of Micliael de Wath.
Thomas de Blaunkfrount, going to Ireland with John Darcy, the
justiciary, has like letters nominating John de Middelmor and William de
Sydenhale for one year.
Notification, to allay sinister suspicion, that John de Rosse lost part of
his right ear in a conflict in Scotland*
Licence for William son of John Nourth to be advanced to all sacred
orders, although he is a bondman of the king's manor of Purstok, said to be
of the ancient demesne of the Crown. By pet. of C.
Protection, for two years, for Geoffrey Sloth of Lincoln, merchant, trading
about the realm.
Protection with clause tolumusy for one year, for William de Tweng,
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Matthew Dauney going in his company.
By testimony of William himself.
Grant, at the request of William de Cusancia, king's clerk, to the good
men of Wakefeld of pavage for three years. By p.s.
Licence for Thomas ap Retheryk to enfeoff John Stoket of the lands in
Dynas and Megheniskoyt in North Wales, which he holds in chief, and
for the said John to re-grant them to him. Cicely his wife and their heirs.
By p.8.
The abbot of Bynedon, going beyond the seas to a general chapter of his
order at Citeaux, has letters nominating Robert de Abboddesbury, his fellow
monk, and William de Pereth his attorneys in England for one year.
Ratification of the estate of Richard Gent of Castern (Castrum), king's
clerk, as prebendary of Kynewaston, in the king's free chapel of Wolver-
nehampton, and of Shareshull, in his free chapel of Pencriz. By p.s.
Pardon, at the instance of Ralph de Nevill, steward of the household, to
Isolda de Audele for her trespasses of vert and venison in the king's chace
of Wyre. By p.8.
394 CALENDAR 01* PATENT ROLLS.
Mbubranb 28.
1333.
Jan. 26. Licence for Robert de la Vale to grant to William de la Vale and Agnes
York. his wife, in fee tail, the manor of Callerdon, co. Northumberland, held in
chief. If they die without heir of their bodies, the manor is to revert to
the grantor and his heirs. Bj fine in another deed.
Jan. 26. Exemption, for life, of William de Kyme, who is said to be suffering from
York. an incurable complaint, from attendance at Parliaments and Councils
summoned by the king. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Licence for Robert de la Vale to enfeoff John de Seton, chaplain, of the
York. manors of Seton and Dissyngton, co. Northumberland, held in chief,
and for him to re-grant them to him, in fee tail, with remainders, to
William his son, in fee tail, and to the right heirs of Robert.
By fine of 10/.
Jan. 27. Licence for Ralph, bishop of Bath and Wells, to appropriate the church
York. of Chu, said to be of his advowson. By p^i
Jan. 28. Mandate to the bailiffs of Scardburgh to compel payment to the guardian
York. aftd Friars Minors of their town of divers rents formerly granted to provide
lights and other things required at the services in their church, and to
support other pious works therein, which are now withheld by those who
should pay them.
Jan. 28. Ratification of the estate of Master William Bacheler as parson, by
York. collation of the Pope, of the church of Schetelyngtou, which is of the
advowson of the abbot and convent of Ramsey. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Fuitz Payn to the
York. prioress and nuns of Canyngton of 80 acres of land in Canyngton and
Radeweye, held in chief, towards the support of a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in Canyngton church for the souls of the said Robert,
his ancestors and heirs. By p.8., and fine of 40s.
Jan. 30. Licence for William le Blount and Margery his wife to enfeoff Nicholas de
York. Colshull, chaplain, of the castle of Webbeley, the manors of Webbeley and
Balterdeley, and 6 marks bs. 7d. of rent, in Rammesore Bydulf and
Fenton Culvert, held in chief, and for him to re-grant these to them,
in fee tail, with remainder to the nght heirs of Margery.
By fine of 10/. Stafford.
Jan. 28. Pardon, at the request of Henry de Bello Monte, to Thomas de Schulton
York. of all his outlawries. By p.8.
Jan. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Langeford to the
York. prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England of
80 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow, in Yevele, to find a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily within the manor of Yevele, co. Derby, for
the souls of the said Nicholas, his ancestors and John de Ecton. By pji,
Jan. 25. Grant, with the assent of the Parliament now sitting at York, to William
York. de Monte Acuto— in recompence of a rent of 20/. lately granted to him
during minority of the heir of Edmund, earl of Kent, to which William de
Bohun was afterwards appointed by the king in forgetfulness of such grant,
and of lands of the yearly value of 20 J marks recovered, by judgement of
the council, by William Walays and Mary his wife out of demesne lands
within the castle and lordship of Dynebegh, which had been granted to
him and his heirs for ever as of the yearly value of 1,000 marks — of the
manor of Hcrdecote, co. Somerset, extended at 17/., which lately came to
the king by the death of Mary, a nun of Aambresbury, his aunt, to hold to
him and the heirs of his body, by the services due before it came into the
hands of the king's progenitors, in fiiU satisfaction of the aforesaid rent and
lands. By K & C4
1 EDWARD ni.— Part 1. ^98
1^333^ Membrane 28 — cont.
Jan. 27. Appointment of the abbot of St. MarT's, York, as receiver in the counties
York. of Lincoln, York, Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancaster,
Nottingham and Derby, and in the city of York, of the tenth and fifteenth,
which should be paid at the Exchequer on the morrow of the Purification
and the morrow of Trinity. By K. & C.
Mandate to the assessors and collectors in the East Riding of Yorkshii'e
to pay their collections to the abbot and not at the Exchequer as previously
directed. By K. <& C.
Et erat clausa.
The like to the assessors and collectors in the following parts : —
The West Riding of Yorkshire.
The North Riding of Yorkshire.
Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln.
Holand, co. Lincoln.
Northumberland.
Cumberland.
Westmoreland.
Lancaster.
Nottingham.
Derby.
The city of York.
Jan. 30. Pardon to James le Porter of Gillyngham of his outlawry in the county
York. ^f Kent for non-appearance before Bartholomew de Burghersh and his
rcllows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching a trespass against
the king at Swannescompe.
Jan. 26, Pardon to Richard le Hay ward of his outlawry in the county of Derby
York. for non-appearance before Richaixl de Grey and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, to answer touching the taking away of 13 horfies of Robert de
Strallay, at Strallay, and the death of William Pare and Thomas IthceL
By p.8.
Jan. 30. Pardon to Walter Huwelyn of Meisham, chaplain, of his outlawry in the
York. county of Leicester for non-appearance before Henry, earl of Lancaster,
and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the death.
of Thomas son of Thomas Fevere of Sibbesdon. By p.s.
Jan 29. Pardon to Richard de Emeldon, mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, William
York. de Emeldon, parson of the church of Bothale, and the men of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, in consideration of their many services to the king and his
progenitors, of 100 marks out of a recognisance of 200 marks wherein the
said Richard and William on 26 January became bound, that the g(x>ds of
the men of the town might be quit for this turn of the tenth and fifteenth
lately granted to the king. The condition of the recognisance was such
that the said Richard and William were to pay 50 marks on the morrow of
the Purification, the like sum on the morrow of Trinity and the balance at
the king's pleasure. By p.s.
Writ of supenedeas in respect of the said tenth and fifteenth, directed
to the assessors and collectors thereof in the county of Northumberland.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Mbmbrase 27.
Jan. 25. Pardon to John Mareschal of Scardeburgb, now imprisoned in the
York. marshalsea, for the death of Thomas, sometime servant of Robert le
Conmner the younger, at Scardeburgb, as it appears by the record of the
justices of the King's Bench that he killed him in self defence.
396 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 27 — cont.
Jan. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Boyrill, parscm of
York. the church of Lalleford, and John Lok, vicar of the chnrch of iJlljngton,
to the prior and convent of Kenilworth of a moietj of the manor of
Chirchewavre, with the advowson of the church of the manor. By p.».
Jan. 26. Protection with clause nolumuSy for one year, for Master John Bus5*b,
York. sacristan of the chapel of St. Sepulchre in the church of St. Peter, York.
The like for the following ; —
Ralph de Wolyngham and John his brother, jointly.
John de Halnatheby.
John de Faloudon.
Roger do Corby, vicar of the church of Darthyngton.
William de Pasford, ' marchaunt.'
The abbot of Louth Park.
John de Huudon.
John Baker of Hamerton.
Feb. 16. Simon de Buttele.
Pontefract.
Jan. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Broghton, knight, of
York. three messuages, two virgates and 12 acres of land and 4 acres of m^ow,
in North newenton, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
chapel of St. John the Baptist, Northnewenton, for the souls of the »id
John, Margaret his wife and their ancestors. By fine of 20*. Oxford.
Jan. 28. Confirmation to the abbot and monks of Montebocrg in mortmain of
York. (1) a grant to them by Isabella de Forti bus, sometime countess of Albe-
marle and Devon and lady of the Isle [of Wiglit], of the manors of Loderi.s,
Axemue, Wolveleye, Apeldrecumbe and Wyke, land of the yearly value of
lOOs, in the manor of Wrokeshale and all the churches which they held of
her fee ; and (2) the like by Matilda Estur, lady of Gatecumbe, of the
whole tenement of Wytecumbe, in the parish of Godeshull, and release of
all her right therein. By fine of 605. Southampton.
Jan. 30. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Livei-pole of parage for three
York. years. By K.
Jan. 80. Appointnient of Henry de Iddebury, king's clerk, as a chamberlain of the
York. Exchequer, during pleasure. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Feb. 1. Grant to Thomas Flambart of the office of the serjeanty of the custom of
York. wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of London, during good behaviour.
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Adam de Gerford, chaplain, to
York. the master of the hospital of St. Mary, Bouthum by York, as chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary within the ho.spital
for the souls of Master Robert de Pykeryng and William de Pykeryng, of a
messuage in York. By fine of 30#.
Jan. 30. Protection during pleasure for all weavers and other workers of cloth
York. coming into the realm. By K. & C.
Writ to the mayor and sherifis of London to cause the above to be published
within their bailiwick.
The like to the sherifis of Lincoln, Southampton, Kent, York, Norfolk
and Sufiblk.
Afterwards a like writ is sent to all other sheriffs throughout England.
[Foedera.']
Jan* 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Philip de Columbariis and
York. Eleanor his wife of a rent of 40s. out of an oven {funtd) in Bamastaple,
which is parcel of the barony of Bamastaple, held in chief, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of Bamastaple castle for tiie
souls of the king and his ancestors, and of the said Philip and Eleanor
And their ancestors. By p.s«
7 EDWARD III.-~Part I. 897
J3gg^ Membrane 27 — cont,
Feb. 3. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Wygan of pavage and pontage for
York. three years. By K.
Feb. 3. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel of Hastynges,
York. to assign a stall in the choir and a place in the chapter to Master Bobert de
Ayleston, king's clerk, who, on the king's presentation, has been admitted
by J. bishop of Chichester to the prebend of Maurepas in the said chapel
void by the resignation of Master Bertrnnd Ferauut.
Jan. 30. Pardon, at the request of William de Monte Acuto, to William Warenner
York. of Werk for the death of Adam Bugge and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s,
Feb. 2. Licence for Henry de Bello Monte and Isabella de Bello Monte, lady of
York. Vescy, to demise to William de la Pole of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, his heirs
and assigns, for ten years from Trinity last by the rent of \d, at Christmas,
the manor of Barton, co. Lincoln, with passage, towage {tovmag*)^ ferry
dues, wards, reliefs, escheats, knights' feej>, services of freemen and all
other appurtenances ; in furtherance of the late licence for them to demise
this and other manors at will.
MSMBRANB 26.
Jan. 30. Presentation of Walter de Langcestre to the church of Middelton in
York. Tesdale, in the diocese of Durham. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Walter, abbot of Tyntern, staying in Wales, has letters nominating
York. Walter de Longeneye, his fellow monk, and John de Lympenhowe, his
attorneys in England for three years. By p.s.
Jan. 31. Grant to Henry de I«ancastre, son of Henry, earl of Lancaster, at his own
York. request, that in lieu of the late grant to him by letters patent of 500 marks
yearly at the Exchequer, he shall receive that amount from Boger de Grey,
who pays the same for the custody of the land of Bergeveny, to which he
has been appointed during the minority of the heir of John de Hastynges,
tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Roger.
Feb. 1. Attestation, at the request of David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, son and
York. heir of David de Strabolgi, the late earl, and of Joan his wife, kinswoman
and one of the heirs of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, of a release
[in French], made before the king under date of 30 January 1382, by him
to Mary de Sancto Paulo, bite the wife of the latter, of all his right in the
lands within the scignories of Monteignak, Bellak, Rancon and Champeignak
which by right and custom of the realm of France he inhented after the
death of the earl.
Jan. 22. Grant to the good men of the town of Walroesford of pontage for two
York. years on wares passing over their bridge, for repair of such biidge.
By p.s.
Feb. 3. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to Nerus Perini and the
York. other merchants of the society of the Peruchi of Florence in 213/. 6#. 8rf.
received from them as a loan ; with promise to repay the same at Easter.
ByK.
The like bond to the following : —
Anthony Bache, in 800/.
James Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of
the society of the Bardi of Florence in 633/.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Jan. 30. Pardon to Adam de Blencowe and Emma his wife for acquiring for their
York. Uvea from Patrick de Suthayk a messuage, 20 acres of land, 10 acres of
898 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1333. Membrane 26^^^ont.
meadow and a third part of a mill, in Skelton, held in chief, and entering
thereon without the king'&i licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
By p.8.
Jan. 30. The like to Ralph de Cryngeldyk, chaplain, in respect of a messuage,
York. 2 acres of land and an acre and a rood of meadow there acquired for life,
from the said Patrick, without the late king's licence. By pj.
Feb. 3. Appointment of John de Feriby to the office of controller of the custom
York. of 2*. on every tun of wine, the custom of 3c?. in the pound and other small
customs and prests due from native and alien merchants in Ihe port of
Boston and thence along the coast to Bishop's Lynn, during pleasure, so
that he write all his rolls with his own hand and execute the office in
person and not by a substitute. By C.
Feb. 4. Grant to William de Arderne of the office of controller of the custom of
York. wools, hides and wool-fells, and the other customs, &c., as above, in the
port of London and along both sides of the Thames as far as Gravesend,
upon the like conditions and with the custody of the cocket seal while in
office. By K. & C.
Mandates to the collectors of customs in the said port to pay him the
usual wages and to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to allow the
8ame in the collectors' accounts.
Mandate to Ralph de Bury not to intermeddle further in the office by
pretext of his late appointment thereto.
Jan. 30. Appointment of Roger Simeon to the office of controller of these eaid
York. customs at the staple in the city of Winchester upon the like conditions
and with the custody of the said seal. By C,
The like of the following : — ^ at wages to be fixed by
Richard de Thorpe, in the city of York, I the treasurer and
Thomas de Abyndon, in the city of Norwich, r barons of the Ex-
John de Meltou, in the city of Lincoln. J chequer.
William de Hampton, in the town of Shrewsbury, at the usual wages.
Afterwards on 20 November a writ is sent to the collectors of customs
at Norwich to pay all arrears of wages due to the said Thoinas and to
continue to pay his wages taking allowance for the same in their accounts
at the Exchequer,
Feb. 5. Grant to the prior and convent of Dovre, who at the king's request have
York. granted to John Pyk, king's yeoman, sustenance for life in their house,
that this shall not be drawn into a precedent by their being held bound
to receive auother in his place after his death. By p.s.
Feb. 4. Licence for Isabella, late the wife of Richard Pecche, tenant in chief, to
York. marry whomsoever she will of the king's aJlegiauce.
By fine of IOOj. Somerset.
Feb. 5. Promise to pay at Easter to the king's merchants, James Nicholas,
York. Bartholomew de Barde, and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi
of Florence, 900/. paid by them at his request to queen Isabella. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Membrane 25.
Feb. 3. Grant to John de Shordich that he shall retain the office of the chiro-
York. graphy in the Common Bench, lately granted to him by letters patent,
although he has since that time^ at the king's command, taken the order
t>f knighthood. By p.s.
7 EDWARD in— Part !• 399
1333, Membrane 25 — ami.
Feb. 2. Gi*ant to him, for bis better maintenance in his new rank, of 40/. yearly
York. out of the farm of the city of London, by the hands of the sheriffs, until he
receive the equivalent in land and rent, for life. By p.s.
Feb. 2. Exemption for him, while in the king's service, from being put on
York. assizes, juries or recognisances, from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king and from payment of
tallages. By p.s.
Jan. 31. Pardon to Thomas de Assheburn for acquiring from John de Roos an
York. estate in fee simple in a messuage, 60 acres of land and 20 acres of wood,
in Assheby Mares, and 10 acres of meadow, in Barton and Grendon,
CO. Northampton, said to be held in chief, which the said John had pre-
viously acquired from him, without the licence of the king having been
obtained for eiti.er transfer, and licence for him to retain the same.
By p.s.
Jan. 30. Exemption for life, of John de Baunfeld from being put on assizes,
York. juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Fob. 1. Acquittance to Master Itherius de Concoreto, the Pope's nuncio and
York. collector of a four-yearly tenth set by him upon the clergy of England,
Ireland and Wales, for 1,000/. of arrears of the king's moiety of the second
years' collection, paid by him to the king's merchants, James Nicholas and
Bartholomew de Barde, and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi
of Florence, in part satisfaction of what is due to them from the king.
ByK.
The like, in respect of 8,000/. of the king's moiety of the third year's
collection. By K.
Feb. 4. Promise to pay at Easter to the said merchants 2,268/. \6s. paid at divers
York. times, at the king's request, to queen Philippa for her household. By p.K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Feb. 4. Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to the said merchants in
York. 700 marks paid for him to his kinsman Henry do Bello Monte; with
promise to repay the same at Easter. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance as above.
F«b. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John, bishop of Winchester,
York. to the keeper and chaplains of the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr,
Stratford-on-Avon, of 69s. of rent in that town. By p.s.
Feb. 4. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Houeden of pavage for three years.
Vork. By K. on the information of Geoffrey le Scrope.
Jan. 27. Licence, at the request of Thomas Wake of Lydel, the king's kinsman,
York. for the alienation in mortmain by John Pygot of two messuages and a
virgate and a half of land, in Ronhale, held in chief, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in Ronhale church for the soul of the said
John and the souls of the faithful departed. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John son of William de
York. Blebury to the abbot and convent of Redynges, in part satisfaction of the
10/. of land and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of a
messuage, 70 acres 1 rood of land, an acre and a half of wood, and 11*. 3</.
of rent, in Pangebourne, the messuage, land and wood being of the yearly
value of 23*. 6|^. as appears by the inquisition.
Feb. G. General pardon, at the request of Ralph de Nevyll, steward of the house •
York. hold| to William de Ufton for all trespasses, except manslaughter^ whereof
400 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 25 — cont.
he is appealed as well in the time of the late king as of the king, and of any
consequent outlawries. Bj p^.
Jan. 27. Pardon to John FitzRichard of Santon for acquiring from Adam Daje a
York. toft and two acres of meadow in Wyghton, said to be held in chief, which
liad been successively acquired by the latter from Thomas Daye, by Thomas
from Richard Doggeskyn, by Richard from Robert Chesandbred, by Robert
from Thomas Hundegate, and by Thomas from Robert Roos, knight, and
entering thereon notwithstanding that no licence had been obtained from
the king's progenitors or from the king for any of these transfers ; and
restitution of the toft and land to the said John to hold to him and his
heirs. By p^.
Feb. 4. Pardon to William son of John Quarel of Suthwell for the death of
York. Roger son of Henry Gcrnoun of Carlet*>n, as it appears by the record of
Richard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Not-
tingham gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 7. Grant to Hugh de Sancto Johanne, king's yeoman, in recompence of
York. certain debts owing to him by the king, of the custody of the land^ late of
William le Rede, so long t«s they are in the king's hands for debts doe by
the said William at his death. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Southampton.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Walter Payvere for the death of Theobald Kyson, and of any
York. consequent outlawry. By p.s,
Mbmbrans 24.
Jan. 31. Pardon to John atte Bek of Aslakby for acquiring, in fee, from WiiHam
York. le Mareschal a messuage and tAo bovates of land in Aslakby, co. Lincoln,
held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence fw him to
retain the same. By p.s*
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas ntte Delf and John
York. Boys of Welle to Pet^r de Morteyn, parson of the church of Outwell, of n
messuage and 3 acres of land in Outwell, co. Cambridge, for him to dwell
in. By p.a*
Jnn. 27. Pardon to Ralph le Parker for acquiring, in fee, from Thomas de
York. Dokwra and Joan late the wife of William de Blencowe, a messuage and
7^ acres of land in Hoton in the forest, and from Robert de Seboigham*
brigge, three messuages and 2 acres of land in Seburghambrigge, and
entering thereon without the licence of the late king or of the king ; and
restitution of the messuuges and lands which had been taken into the king's
hands. By p.9.
Feb. 1, William de Twengc, going beyond the seas on the king's service, ha.«
York. letters nominating John de Flete and Ralph dc Lunde his attorneys in
England for one year.
Feb. 3. Notification that the king has revoked his late collation of Master John
York. (le Kirkeby to the precentorship of the church of St. Chad, Lichefeld,
finding that the collation does not belong to him for this turn. By p^
Ratification of the estate of Peter de Columpna, as precentor by collation
of the Apostolic See. By p.^
Jnn. 30. Appointment of John de Sutton, Roger de Somemll, Robert le Conestable
York. of Flaynburgh as commissioners of array in the East Riding of Yorkshire
to call out and make ready for the field all men between sixteen and sixty
years of age ; on information that the Scots are preparing a very large fleet
for an invasion of the borders. By K,
402 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1 003^ Membrane 24 — conL
Feb. 6. Pardon to Henry son of Jordan de Knottyngley for the death of Simon
York. d,e Knottyngley, as it appears by the record of aeoffiey le Scrope and hu
fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that he killed hun in self defence.
Feb. 10. Presentation of Bobert de Tanton, king's clerk, to J. bishop of Ohich^ter
Pontefract for admission to the prebend of Salehirst in the king's free chapel of
Hastings. ^7 P;*»-
Feb. 6. Pardon to Joljn de Grauntseto, a justice of the Pleas in Ireland, in
York. recompence of his expenses in the king's service, of 43/.,wherein he is
bound to the king for divers causes, which are now required* of him by
summons of the Exchequer of Dublin. ^7 ?•*•
Mbmbranb 23.
Feb. 3. Licence for the king's uncle, Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, to
York. grant to WiUiam de Monte Acuto, for life, the county of Catherlagh and aU
his castles, islands, manors, towns and lands in Ireland, and the msnor of
Hampstede Mareschal, co. Berks, which are said to be held in chief,
with all knights' fees, advowsons, reversions, escheats, forfeitures, lauds
forfeited, royalties, franchises and liberties and other appurtenances. If
the grantee die within fifteen years, the premises are to remain to his
executors and assigns until the end of that term, and then, or on his death,
they are to revert to William, son of him and of Alice, daughter of the
said earl, in fee tail, with ultimate remainder to the heirs of the earl. ByK.
Jan. 29. Exemption for hfe, at the request of Thomas de Evesham, king^s clerk,
York. of Henry le Hoper of Wynchecoumbe, from being put on assizes, juries, or
recognisances. ^7 ^
Feb. 1. Grant to Bichard de Pateshull, king's yeoman, that after the death* of
York. Alexander le Payntour he shall have the latter's office of the pesage of
wools in the city of London, for life. A like grant of the office was lately
made, by the procurement of Boger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, the
king's enemy, to Walter de Ohesthunt, king^s yeoman, but has since been
revoked, among other grants, in Parliament. By pA
Feb. 2. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Bichard de Peshak,
York. escheator in the counties of Warwick, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and
Lancaster, for Bichard Grymmynges, of Northwell, to enclose a lane,
90 feet long and 16 feet broad, on the south side of his dwelling-house,
for the enlargement of such dwelling-house ; so that he make a like lane
for the public use on the north side of his house.
By fine of 1 mark. Nottingham.
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bichard de Alverton, of York,
York. of 6 marks of rent, in York, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service dafly
at the altar of St. Katherine the Virgin, in the church of St. Mary Bishop-
hill Senior, York {Beate Marie veteris de Bichhill) for the souls d
the grantor, his ancestors and heirs. By fine of 6 marks. York.
Feb. 4. Grant to the citizens of Carlisle, in consideration of their losses by the
York. war of Scotland in the past, and their heavy expenses in the custody «
their city, that their goods shall not be taxed for this turn, by re^n of
the fifteenth, by the commonalty of the realm, and the tenth by citiM«s
and burgesses, and men of the ancient demesne lands of the crown, granted
to the king. By pet. of C.
Jan. 30. Pardon, at the request of, and for a sum of money paid to the ^"^^'T*
York. John de Pulteneye, citizen of London, to Stephen de Abyndon ofi^
accounts due from him to the king, whether as butler to the late kii^
or as sheriff* or other bailiff or minister of the king or his father; and
acquittance of all claims on the said Stephen in respect of such accounts.
Mandate in pui^uance to the ti*easurer and barons of the Exchequer.
7 EDWARD III.—Part I.
403
1333.
Jan. 80.
York.
Feb, 17.
PoQteiraot
Feb. 20.
Pontefimot.
Feb. 1.
York.
Feb. 3.
York.
Feb. 4.
York.
Jan. 80.
York.
Feb. 4.
York.
Feb. 8.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 12.
Fteittfraot.
Feb. 15.
Pontcfratit.
Feb. 6.
York.
Membrane 23 — coni.
Appointment of John de Housam to the office of the tronage of wools
in the staple of the city of York, daring pleasure. By C.
The like of the following : —
John Fre, of Grantham, in the city of lincoln.
John le Gloz, in the city of Norwich.
Robert Russel, in the city of Winchester.
* John Geffrey, in the town of Shrewsbury-
Hugh de Normanvill, in the city of Winchester. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Robert Russel.
Stephen Aleyn of London, in the city of Lincoln. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said John Frere (sic).
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Gabriel to the parson
of the church of St. Michael, Alwarestrete, Winchester, of 53s. 4d, of rent
from six messuages in Winchester and the suburb. By K.
Licence in mortmain for the prior and convent of Bath to exchange their
lands and possessions in the counties of Waterford and Cork in Ireland
for other lands in England, or to lease them to any persons in the king's
fealty, as they shall deem expedient. By p.s.
Pardon to Baldwin de Tilneve of his outlawry in the county of Cam-
bridge, for non-appearance betore Roger de Grey and his fellows, justices
of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the abduction of Dionisia, late the
wife of Ralph de Huntingdon, at Sauston, and taking her to Thomhall
against her will ; on certificate of his surrender in the marshalsea.
Grant to William Lenglis, king's yeoman, of the custody of the lands in
Skelton, co. Cumberland, late of Patrick do Suthayk, tenant in chief, to
hold daring minority of Gilbert the son and heir with the marriage of the
heir. By p.s.
Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for Roger Catour and Simon
de Buttele, masters of a ship called Le Haligastey of John de Felton,
trading in divers ports, and for the ship with the men and goods therein.
By the Chancellor.
Licence in mortmain for the prior and convent of Markeby to grant to
Henry, bishop of Lincoln, the advowson of the church of Mumby, which
is not held of the king, in exchange for that of the church of Great Carleton,
which is held of the king in frank almoin, as appears by an inquisition
taken by Matthew Broun, escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northamp-
ton, and Rutland ; and for tho bishop to appropriate the 8aid church of
Mumby. By fine of 20 marks. Lincoln.
Presentation of Thomas de Tettebury to the church of Eaton Hastings,
in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the lands and heir of John de Sanoto Pbilberto, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to receive Hugh
de Glaunvyl and John de Hcgham as attorneys for queen Philippa, during
her pleasure, to sue execution of bonds made to her, and receive for her
use all sums due thereon in the Exchequer.
Exemption, for life, of John de Esebourn from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sherill^ coroner,
eschoatorj or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Jan. 28.
York.
Mbmbranb 22.
Exemption, for life, of Geoffrey de Bokelonde from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment aj mayor, sheriff, coroner,
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
0 o 2
404
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Jan. 26.
York.
Jan. 81.
York.
Feb. 4.
York.
Feb. 10.
Pontefract
Feb. 1.
York.
Feb. 12.
Pontcfract.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain bj William le Cartere, of Worcester,
of €0s. of rent, in Worcester, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the church of St. Swithun, Worcesteri for the souls of the said William,
Cicely his wife, his father and mother, and the ancestors of him and his
ivife. By fine of 5 marks.
Pardon to William de Warenna for acquiring, for life, from John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, the manor of Beeston, co. Norfolk, said to be
held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him
to retain the same. By K.
Pardon to John Inge, John de Bello Campo of Somerset, Robert de
Scales, Richard de Monte Caniso, William Inge, archdeacon of Surrey,
Simon de Furneus, and John de Nogoun, pursuant to the statute of the
first Parliament of the reign for annulling recognisances, obtained by force
and duress after the exile of the Despensers, of 100/. required from them
by summons of the Exchequer on account of the balance remaining unpaid
on a recognisance in 300/., which was made by them to Hugh le Despenser
the younger to procure the release of the said John Inge imprisoned by
him in Southwark prison, which has escheated to the king by the said Hugh's
forfeiture. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to William de Rothhale for receiving BAnulph de Cumpton when
indicted of the death of Walter le Clerk of Middelton, and for receiving
other felons, whereof he is indicted before William le Botiller and hia
fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county of Salep, and of any
consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Licence, in consideration of a release to the king by Mary de Sancto Paulo,
his kinswoman, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, sometime earl of Pem-
broke, for herself and the other executors of the earl's will of all action and
demand which they had in respect of goods of the earl, whether of armour,
wardrobe, jewels, vessels of gold and silver, ornaments of his chapel, horses
great and small, wards and marriages, com in his granges or other goods,
which came into the hands of the late king after the earl's death, and were
never restored or satisfied to the executors, for John of Brittany, earl of
Richmond, the king's kinsman, to grant to the countess for life, in ex*
change for the castle and lands of Montigny and other lands in France
to be given to him by her, the castle and manor of Foderyngeye with the
hamlets of Nassyngton and Yarwell,co. NOTthampton; the town of Torkes-
oye, 28«. of rent in Alkebarwe, 67s. of rent in Beltesford, two carucates of
land in Staunford and lOOs, of rent in Wadyngton, co. Lincoln ; the manors
of Bywell and Wodehom, co. Northumberland; the manor of Driffield,
with the hamlets, and 2 marks of rent in BUkelton, co. York ; lands in
Repindon, co. Derby ; 9*. of rent in Great Styuede, 6s. 9\d. of rent in
Baldewynho, 2 marks of rent in Brampton, 8«. of rent in Great Paxton,
4s, of rent out of the view of frankpledfire in Little Paxton^ 57*. 2d, of rent
in the town of Huntingdon, co. Huntingdon; a suit at the court of the
said town of Huntingdon by men and tenants of Bissebrok, 41. of rent in
Wissindene, 16*. of rent of the farm of 50 acres of land held by Master Robert
Luterel in Sondersokene, co. Butland ; and half the hundred of Ludynglond,
CO. Suffolk ; sometime of John de Balliolo and now held in chief by the
said John of Brittany by grant of the late king made to him and the heirs
of his body. By K. & C.
Notification to J. bishop of Ely of the revocation of the late presentation
of Master John de Laysthorp, king's derk, to the church of Ovre.
By p.s. and pet. of C.
The like to all persons.
7 EDWARD in.— Pabt I.
40o
1333.
Feb. 12.
Pontefraot.
Felj. 14.
Fonteftvot
Feb. 4.
York,
Feb. 11.
Poutefract
Jan. 29.
York.
Feb. 10.
Pootefract
Membrane 22— con^
The like to the same bishop of the confirmation of the presentation of
Master Thomas de Pontesbury, king's clerk, to the said church notwith-
standing that that presentation was subsequently revoked.
The like to all persons.
Licence for William de Wistowo and Agnes his wife to grant for life to
William, bishop of Norwich, the manor of Barton in Ridale and the
advowson of the church of the town, said to be held in chief, with remainder
to Edmund son of Nicholas de Gray, Joan daughter of Roger Deyryll and
the heirs of Edmund. By p.a.
Licence in mortmain, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by
Matthew Broun, escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton and
Rutland, for the abbot and convent of Peterborough to grant to Thomas de
Friskeneye, parson of the church of St. Peter, Irtlyngburgh, for the
enlargement of the rectory house, a messuage, held of the king in frank
almoin, in exchange for a messuage and an acre of land in the same town
held of the abbot and convent By fine of 1 mark. Northampton.
Licence in mortmain for Nicholas de Hugate, king's clerk, to acquire
land and rent not held in chief to the yearly value of 20/. and to grant the
same to six chaplains to celebrate divine service daily according to his
appointment for the souls of Edward II., his progenitors and heirs, the said
Nicholas and his ancestors. By p.s.
Pardon to Adam Frere of Norwich and William his son for having
forcibly prevented the bailiffs of the city of Norwich from executing the
duties of their office. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Isabella de Castelford of four
messuages, 3 acres 3 roods five and a half bovates of land, 12^. of rent and
a moiety of a messuage, in Thorp Audlyn, found by the inquisition to be
held of queen Philippa as of Pontefract honor by the service of rendering
6d^ as scutage when it runs to 40^., to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the chapel of St. Mary in the church of Acworth for her Foul and
for the souls of Adam de Foxoles, Eustachia his wife, William and John
his sons, Godfrey do Staynton and Adam de Gsstelford.
By p.8., and fine of 10/. York.
Protection and safe conduct for one year for William de Durham, master of
a ship of Richard de Uaselden of Hertelpol, his men and ship, trading with
goods and victuals of Alexander de Moubray.
Feb. 4.
York.
Feb. 3.
York.
Feb. 4.
York.
Jan. 31.
York.
MbmbrANB 21.
*
Walter de Turpliton going to Irehind has letters nominating Walter do
Clebury his attorney in England for two years.
Protection with clause voiumus^ until Midsummer, for John de Sherdich
going bevond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for Nicholas de Sherdich going with him.
By testimony of John.
The like for the following also going : —
William Noyl.
John de Oxonia of Outhorp.
John oe Felstede of London, taverner.
Grant, for life, to William de Carleton, king's yeoman, of the custody of
the smaller part of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of
London, with |K>wer to appoint a deputy whenever he is unable to execute
the office in person. By p.8.
406
OALBNDAE OF PATENT EOLLS.
1333.
Membrane 21 — eont.
The like to Henrj Swan of St. Osith, in the town of Oxford. By p.8.
Feb. 1.
York.
Feb. 6.
YoA.
Feb. 4.
York.
Feb. 3.
York.
Feb. 4,
York.
Feb. 6.
York.
Feb. 6.
York.
Feb. 6.
York.
Feb. 12.
Fontefraot.
Exemption, for life, of Henrj le Parker of Eadele from being pat on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as major, sheriff,
coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
ByK
Presentation of Nicholas de Bokeland to the church of Mixeburj, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Licence for Bobert Burdet to impark his wood of Arewe, co. Warwick.
Protection with clause nolumus for Bynedon abbey, a house of the king's
patronage, now grievously burdened with debt by neglect and bad rule of
late abbots ; and appointment of the abbot of Beaulicu and Roger le Guldene
to the custody thereof, during pleasure, to apply the issues, rents and profits
of the lands, by advice of the abbot and some of the more discreet members
of the house, in discharge of their debts and relief of their estate, saving reason-
able sustenance for the abbot and convent and their necessary ministers.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry le Scrope of 6 marks of
rent in Uckerby to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chi^l
of St. Mary, Uckerby, for the good estate of the king and queen Philippa,
in life, for their souls after death and for the souls of the grantor, his
ancestors and heirs. By p.s.
Mandate to Peter le Counte, the sub-prior, and Tliomas de Hanle, for
restitution to Philip de Gopillariis, prior of Goldclif, of the temporalities
and goods of the priory, which are now in their custody under the following
circumstances. On the presentation of the abbot of Bee, the king lately
took the fealty of the said Philip as prior and caused the temporalities of
the priory to be delivered to him ; but afterwards, at the suit of William
Martel, a monk of Tyntern of the Cistercian order, claiming to be prior by
presentation of the Pope, and at the request of certain magnates of the
realm, he removed him therefrom in favour of the said William, notwith-
standing that the latter had not brought the usual letters of presentation
directed to the king from the Pope or letters from the abbot of Bee. Sub-
sequently, on information that the papal bull whereon William founded his
claim to be prior was forged and also because of wastes committed by him
in the possessions of the priory, the king caused the temporalities with the
goods of the priory to be taken into his hands and appointed the aforesaid
Peter and Thomas to hold the custody thereof at his will. Since that time,
by a petition of the said Philip before the king and council in the present
Parliament, and by evidence shewn in the Chancery, it plainly appears that
the papal bull was a forgery and that he was unjustly removed from his
possession of the priory. By pet. of G.
Pardon to Master Richard de Bury, king's clerk, for receiving felons
and outlaws or persons indicted of trespasses. By p.s.
Pardon to John de Ellerton for the death of Thomas Boke of Preston ;
as it appears by the record of Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows, justices of
the Kii^s Bench, that he killed him in self defence.
Presentation of Bichard de Barewe, kine's derk, parson of the church of
Beileigh, in the diocese of London, to J., bishop of Chichester, for admission
to the prebend of Wretlyng, Nymmefeld and Hoo in the king's free chapel
of Hastings; on an exchange of benefices with Robert de Langeton,
king's derk. By p.s.
7 EDWARD in.— Pabt I.
407
1333.
Feb. 14.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 10.
York.
Feb. 14.
Pontefraot
Feb. 10.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 12.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 17.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 15.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 15.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 3.
York.
Feb. 16.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 14.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 18.
Pontefraot.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Batification of the estate of Master George de Salueiis^ the king^s
kinsman, as arohdeacon of Buckingham, in the church of St. Mary,
Lincohiy and prebendary of Masham, in the church of St. Peter, York.
BjK.
Promise to repay at Whitsuntide to the king's merchants, James Nichoks
Bartholomew de Ikirde and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi
of Florence, 2,333/. 6s, 8^., being 2,000/. which they have undertaken to
pay to Pope John for yearly tribute due by the king to the court of Rome,
and 333/. 6s, Sd, due to certain cardinals for arrears of their pensions and
for services rendered. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Pardon to Simon de Stapelton of his outlawry in the county of Somerset
for non-appearance before the late king to answei* touching an indictment
before the coroners of that county that he removed the body of Henry
Milward of Montacute, killed within the hundred of Abbedyk.
By pet. of C.
Safe conduct and protection for one year for William Markaunt and
Thomas de Wotton, masters of the ship Le Welifarey of Roger de Buttele,
trading with goods and victuals of John de Felton, with the said ship and
all therein.
Licence in mortmain after inquisition ad qtuni damnum by John de
Louthre, king's clerk, escheator in the counties of York, Northumberland,
Cumberland and Westmoreland, for Henry de Percy to grant to the prior
and convent of Newburgh 3 roods of meadow in Folyfayt, held in chief by
knight service, in exchange for an acre and a half of land in Dalton by
Topdif, held of him in frank almoin. By fine of lOr. York.
Grant to Stephen de Duddeleye, king's clerk, of the chapel within the
manor of Hampstede, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Gilbert de Barentyn, tenant in chief of the late king.
Writ to the sheriff of Middlesex to induct him.
Engagement of B. cardinal deacon of St. Mary's in Aquiro as one of
the king's secret council, with a yearly fee of 60 marks sterling out of the
king's chamber, during pleasure. By K.
The like of Master William de Yeyraco, professor of civil law, with a
yearly fee of 10/. sterling.
Exemption, for life, of Philip Durdent from being put on assizes, juries
or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner
or other bailiff or minbter of the king, against his will. By pui.
Ratification of the estate of Master William Giflard as prebendary of
Weford in Lichfield church. By K.
Exemption for life, at the request of Thomas de Sybethorpe, king's clerk,
of Geoffrey de Staunton from beins put on assizes, juries or recognisances,
and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff
or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Protection with clause volumus, until Whitsuntide^ for Thomas West
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By p.0»
Mbmbranb 20.
Feb. 16. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Bavenesrode oi quayage for three
Ponteiract. years, for repair of their quay. By pet. of 0., and fine of 1 mark.
408
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Feb. 17.
PoDtefract.
Feb. 12.
Pontefract.
Feb. 15.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 16.
Pontefract.
Feb. 7.
York.
Feb. 18.
Pontefract.
Feb. 15.
Pontefract.
Feb. 6.
lork.
Feb. 1.
YorK.
Feb. 15.
Pontefract.
Membrane 20 — c4)nU
Grant to the oiayory bailiffs find good men of Preston in Aomoundemesse
of payage for five years. By K.
Licence for John de Sutton of Assliefeld, clerk, to grant to Robert de
Henonere of Sntton, in tail male, 10^ acres of waste land in Sutton, held in
chief, with successive remainders to Eleanor and Beatrice his daughters, in
tail male, to John son of John de Sutton, Avice his wife and the heirs male
of the body of Avicei ami to the grantor and his heirs. By fine of 10^.
Grant to queen Philippa, who has demised to Thomas West the life
estate which she held by grant of the king in the castle of Southampton, the
manor of Lyndhirst, with the park and new forest, the bailiwicks and hun-
drcd of Redbrugge and AOs. of rent paid by the abbot of Redynges for a
tenement in the forest, as of the yearly value of 150/., and at the king's
request has released to the said Thomas 20/. of the 150/., of 20/. yearly at
the Exchequer, for life, or until she receive the equivalent in land and rent
By K. & C.
Licence for the said queen, by her ministers, to cut down, sell and carry
away old oaks {rohora)^ not bearing leaves, in the forests, parks, chaces and
woods in the lands which she holds for life of the king's grant, as well
within the stewardship of the forest between the bridges of Oxford and
Staunford as elsewhere, to the value of 1,000/. By K. & C.
Promise to repay at Whitsuntide to the king's merchants, James Nicholas
Bartholomew de Barde, and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi
of Florence, 100 marks which they have undertaken to pay to Master
Richard de Bury, king's clerk, going to the court of Rome on hit business.
ByK.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Grant to the bailifi^s and good men of Yarm of pontage for three years
on wares passing over their bridge. By pet. of C.
Pardon to William, archbishop of York, of the amercement set upon him
in the court of King's Bench because William le Taillour, whom with others
he had impleaded of a trespass in that court, was acquitted by the inquisi-
tion whereon he put himself. By K. & C.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Guy de Arlato,
prior of Lenton, going beyond the seas on the king's service.
Pardon, at the request of queen Philippa, to Agnes Groldyng of St.
Edmunds for all felonies, robberies and trespasses against the abbot and the
abbey of St. Edmund, and burning of houses of the abbey, whereof she is
indicted before Jolm de Stonore and his fellows, late justices of oyer and
terminer in the county of Sufiblk, and of any consequent waiver.
Pardon, at the request of Robert de UfiCord, to John de Loudham and
Joan his wife for entering, without licence, upon the manor of Pesenhale,
held in chief , granted to them by Richard de Bedyngfeld, vicar of the church
of Freston, Godfrey de Loudham and William Tastard, who had acquired
the same for their lives from Edmund de Bohun also without licence ; and
licence for them to retain the same for the lives of the said Richard, Gkidfrey
and William. By p.s.
Writ of aid for Stephen de Butterle, king's serjeant-at-arms, going at the
king's command to the county of Stafford to take Henry de Cressewall, who
is now in the custody of the sheriff* of the county for certain causes, to York
there to deliver him to the keeper of the marshalsea prison of the King's
Bench.
7 EDWARD UL— Part I.
409
1333.
Feb. 26.
Pontefract.
Feb. 21.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 24.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 25.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 25.
Pontefraot
Membrane 20 — cant.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelinas, for Master Richard
de Bury, clerk, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The ]ike for Peter de Grete going in his company.
J3y testimony of Richard.
The like for the following also going : —
Thomas de Benton.
Geoffrey de Hakenesse.
Thomas de Fnmivall and Joan his wife, staying in England, have letters
nominating Richard Basset and John Rauf their attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Robert Permay of
Gernethorp, his ship and mariners, going to divers parts with a cargo of
victuals and other things of Richard Talbot. By K.
Geffrey de Say going beyond the seas has letters nominating Robert
Peltebem and Roger de Estre his attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
Innavaturper rotulum.
Appointment of Thomas de Sauuford, king's yeoman, to the office of
constable of the castle of Oressy in Ponthieu. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to Bartholomew do Burgherssh, seneschal of
Ponthieu.
Feb. 14.
Ponteflraot.
Feb. 18.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 20.
Pontefraot
Feb. 12.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 26.
Pontefraot.
Feb. 22.
Pontefraot
Feb. 25.
Fontefrnot.
MSMBRdNR 19.
Pardon to Henry Sauvage of Lichefeld, chaplain, of his outlawry in the
county of Stafford for non-appearance before Ralph Basset of Drayton and
his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching an indictment
that he broke a coffer in Lichefeld church and carried away 67/. Ss, 4</., in
silver, of Simon de Ruggele ; on condition that, if he do not surrender in
the county prison by Easter, these letters shall be of none effect.
By pet. of C.
Grant to the good men of Croft of pontage for three years on wares
passing over their bridge. By pet. of C.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Ralph de Broke
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
Pardon, at the request of William, archbishop of York, to Martin Foune
of the sentence of imprisonment passed upon him in the court of King^s
Bench after conyiction upon a plea of the said archbishop that he broke his
park at Bypon and carried away deer. Bj C.
Appointment of Manentus Francisci to make purveyance of 15,600
quarters of wheat, 22,100 quarters of oats and 4,000 quarters of beans and
peas, and 2>000 bacon hogs to be brought vrith all speed to Newcastle-upon-
Tyne for the furtherance of the king's business in those parts.
By K. and C.
Presentation of John do Kenilworth, parson of the church of Dogmeres-
fold, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Milstede, in the
diocese of Canterbury, on an exchange of benefices with John de Wodecote.
By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of Henry de Edenestowe, king's clerk, as parson
of the church of Hecham, in the diocese of Norwich, of the patronage of
the bishop of Elv, and prebendary of Carleton Kyme and Dalby,
in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, of tbo patronage of the bishop of
Lincoln. By K. A C.
410
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1333.
Feb. 24.
Fontefract.
Feb. 25.
Fontefract
1332.
Feb. 2.
Waltham.
1333.
Feb. 23.
Fontefract
Feb. 22,
Fontefract.
March 1.
Fontefract.
March 4.
Fontefract.
March 4.
Fontefract.
March 3.
Fontefract
March 4.
Fontefract.
March 4.
Fontefraet.
March 8.
Fontefract.
March 10.
Ck>wick.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Pardon, with the assent of Parliament, to Hugh de Audele of a
recognisance in 12,000/. wherein he became l)ound by order of l^e
council on submitting himself to the king's will after the rebellion at
Bedford.
Commission to John de Moubraj to array from the men of his homage
and of his demesne lands in the counties of York and Lincoln, footmen,
archers and men-at-arms, and to bring them to the king for service against
the Scots. By p.s.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kinsman, of the manor of
Fritheby, co. Leicester, and other lands. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Roll of 6 Edward IIL
Pardon to Hugh le Graunt of his outlawry in the county of Suffolk for
non-appearance before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, to answer touching the death of Roger de Hawardyn ; to be
of none effect if he do not surrender in the county prison by Easter.
By p.s.
Pardon upon the like condition to William Toly of his outlawry in the
county of Devon for non-appearance before Hugh de Oourteneye and his
fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the death of
John Frome of Uppecote and the robbery of goods of John Palegez of
Staundon, John le Porter of Staundon and Isabella late the wife of Jordan
Frome of Uppecote. By p.8.
The dean and chapter of Rouen cathedral, staying beyond the seas, have
letters nominating Oliver Farsy, chaplain, their attorney in England for
two years. By nne of 40#. York.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Master John de
Shordich, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for William Noil going with him. By testimony of John.
Hugh de Audele, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating John de
Sancto Paulo, clerk, his attorney in England until Michaelmas.
Pardon to Richard Whitot, king's Serjeant, late butler of the household
of the accounts which he should render as such butler, as well for the time
before the king assumed the governance of the realm as afterwards.
By p.s.
Licence for the prior and convent of Lenton to appropriate the church kA
Wichingeston (Wigston), which is of their advowson. By K.
Pardon to John Moriz of Waubourne, who by the procurement of his
enemies has been a second time indicted of the death of Richard Pounehoun
of Shepeden in respect of which he lately obtained the king's pardon, and has
been indicted further of the carrying away of goods of the said Richard, and
on this account is now outlawed in the county of Norfolk, of what pertains to
the king for the death and robbery aforesaid and of any coosequent
outlawries. By K.
Protection for one year for men and servants sent by Henry son of Hugh
in the ship Seinte Mariebat of Hertilpole to bring victuals and other things
for the support of himself and those of his company in the north.
Mandate to Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, for restitution of the
temporalities of the priory of St. John the Evangelist, Kermerdyn, to John
Wynter, one of the canons, whose election as prior has been confirmed by
H. bishop of St. Davids and who has done fealty to the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to the tenants of the priory.
7 EDWABJD ni.— Pabt I.
411
1333.
March 3.
Pontefraot.
March 12.
Cowick.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Pardon, upon condition of his surrender bj Ascension Day, to John
Ajlmer of his outlawry in the county of Norfolk, for non-appearance before
Robert de Morle and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer
touching the death of Stephen de Schropham and robbery from the same
Stephen. By p.s.
Pardon to William Chjrrtemerie for the death of Robert de Holme, as it
appears by the record of Peter de Middelton and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver York castlci that he killed him in self defence.
Feb. 25.
PoDtefract.
March 2.
Pontefract.
Feb. 4.
York.
March 2.
Pontefract.
March 2.
Pontefract.
Feb. 5.
York.
Membrane IB.
Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the revocation of the late pre*
sentation of John de Estauuford, king's clerk, to the church of Haddon.
By p.8.
Ratification of the estate of Geoffrey de Glynton, king's clerk, as parson
of that church.
Pardon to William de Waltbam of London of his outlawry in the county
of Somerset for non-appearance in the court of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of the master of the house of Su Mark, Byleswyk
by Bristol, that he reader an account as his bailifi* and receiver in Poule,
Stoklonde and Were.
Exemption, for life, of Walter de Hamby from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Licence, at the request of Henry de Edenestowe, king's derk, for the prior
and convent of Spaldyng to cronellate their priory. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of John, bishop of Ely,
to the roaster and brethren of the hospital of St. John the Evangelist,
Cambridge, of letters patent of the prior and convent of Ely, dated 12
January 1333, reciting and confirming a statute of John de Hothum, bishop
of Ely, of the 4th of the same month, made to remedy abuses which have at
times occurred in the government of the hospital by secular clerks
appointed by the bishop, as had been the rule hitherto, that whenever the
hospital be deprived of its keeper the brethren and their successors shall
present a fit person then in the lap of the hospital to the bishop who shall
admit him to be keeper of the same, and commit to him the spiritualities and
temporalities to hold for life, unless his removal be called for by evident
incapacity. If at any time a fit person for the post cannot be found
among the brothers, then they shall nominate to the bishop one of the
brethren of the college of the hospital of St. John, Ely ; and should it
at any time happen that a fit person cannot be furnished from either
hospital, the bishop shall provide for the rule of the house, without
prejudice to the right of the brothers to nominate a fit person to be found
among them. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain bv Thomas do Baumburgh, king's
clerk', parson of the church of Emeldon, of a messuage in Baumburgh, and
a messuage, 60 acres of land and 10 acres of meadow, in Fulbrigg in
Baumburgh, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of
St. Aidan, Baumburgh; for the souls of the grantor and his father and
mother; notwithstanding that it appears by the inquisition that the
messuages and lands are held of the king in burgage bv tho service of
rendering to him yearly 6s. l^, by the hands of the bailiffs of the town
towards the farm theriBof and 10#. 2^d, at his Exchequer of the castle of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. By p.8.
412
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Feb. 2.
York.
Feb. 20.
Font^fract.
March 9.
Cowick.
March 8.
Fontefraot.
March 3.
Fonteiiact.
Feb. 1.
YoA.
March 8«
Fontefraet.
Feb. 2.
York.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Pardon to John de Molyns, king's yeoman, of a writing obligatorj
wherein he was bound to Hugh le Despenser the younger in 50/.» which has
escheated to the king by the forfeiture of the latter. By p.s.
Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs and others to provide, at the king's charges,
such carriage as is required by William de Herle and the other justices of
the Bench in conveying to York the rolls, writs, memoranda and other
things belonging to their court, the king having by the advice of his
council commanded that the court shall be held in that city, during his
pleasure, commencing at the octave of Michaelmas. By K. & C.
The like, for the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, who have
been similarly commanded to hold their court there from the morrow of
Trinity.
Richard de Boylund, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nomi-
nating Thomas de Neuboum and William de Tutyngton his attorneys in
England for one year.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for one year, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Margaret, Newenham, collecting alms in
churches.
Pardon to John de Thorneton of his outlawry in the county of West-
moreland for non-appearance before Robert de Clifford and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching an indictment that he
sent John le Taillour of Wygan and others of his fellowship to rob William
Foghel at Middelton of 6/. of silver, whereof he was to have had his share.
By p.s.
Appointment of Ralph de Bulmere, Nicholas de Menill and Thomas de
Shefeld to array with all speed the men of the North Riding of Yorkshire
between the ages of sixteen and sixty, both horse and foot, with fifty
archers and a hundred hobelers chosen fVom the better and stouter of them,
to be in readiness when summoned by the king to resist an expected
attack of the Scots ; with power to arrest and imprison any whom they
may find to be in rebellion in the Riding. By K.
Power to John do Sutton, Roger de Somervill, Robert le Oonestable of
Flaynburgh and John de Hothum the elder, lately appointed commissioners
of array in the East Riding of Yorkshire, to arrest any in rebellion there.
ByK.
The like to the following :—
^rRUhre }i« the West Riding of Yorkshire.
STprrpVunr"^^ }in the county of Nottingham.
Ed^uJd de NevUr"" ^^ ^^^""^ } ^ **^^ ^""^^ of Lancaster.
John de Twyford 1 in the county of Derby.
Nicholas de Langeford j .
Mandate in pursuance to the several sheriffs.
Grant at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, the kin^s kinsman, to
William de Clapham, who has married Matilda late the wife of Robert de
Rithre, and to the said Matilda that they shall hold the custody during
minority of the heir of two parts of the lands of the said Robert without
rendering any extent and pardon of all arrears due on account of the extent
reserved in a like grant thereof to Matilda. This abatement is made
because the king is given to understand that the goods which the said
Robert held at his death were all taken into the hands of the late king
because he had been of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, whereby
his children were wholly deprived of their sustenance, and that the burden
of their support has been hitherto borne by the said William and Matilda.
By p.8.
7 EDWARD IIL—Part I.
413
1333.
March 4.
Poutefract.
Jan. 26.
York.
Membrane 18 — conU
Protection with claase volumusj until Michaelmas, for John le Smale,
clerk, going beyond the seas on the king's serrice with John de Shordich.
By testimony of John de Shordich.
Licence for the alienation in mortmaior by John de Heselarton, knight, of
the advowson of the church of Loutborp, which is not held in chief as
appears by the inquisition, to seven chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily in that church, as he sliall appoint, for the good estate of the king,
in life, for his soul, after death, and for the souls of his ancestors and heirs,
the said John, Margery his wife and their ancestors. By p.s.
Feb. 16.
PoQtefract.
Feb. 15.
PoDtefract.
Feb. 23.
Pontefiract.
Feb. 24.
PoDtefract.
1332.
July 22.
Woodstock.
1333.
Feb. 16.
Pontefract
Feb. 26.
Pontefraot.
March 3.
Pontaibiet.
March 3.
FoDttfraet
Membrane 17.
Exemption for life, at the instance of Edmund de Grymesby, king's
clerk, of William Beyner of Grymesby from being put on assizes, juries
or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Hamo de Uousum of
York, ' litester,' his men and ships, going to divers parts of the realm to
buy com and other victuals to be brought to York and other parts of the
north for the king's service ; he having found security in the Chancery
that he will not convey the same without the realm contrary to the
proclamation.
Memorandum, that Henry de Thometon of York and Henry de Barton of
Housum, CO. York, are his mainpernors.
Gift to John, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, of the coinage of a
hundred thousands of tin {centum milium stanni) in the king's stannary in
Cornwall. By K.
Appointment of Adam, bishop of Worcester, Bartholomew de Burghersh,
knight, William Trussel, knight, and William de Cusancia to treat for a
marriage between the said earl and Joan daughter of Ealph, count of Eu.
[^Foedera,']
Mandate to the keeper of Shirewode Forest to permit the ministers of
queen Isabella to have, by view of the steward of the forest, sufficient wood
for repair of the mills and weirs of the manor of Mammesfeld as required.
By p.s.
Vacated became on the Boll of 6 Edward IIL
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Richard de Halum of
Notingham, merchant, his men and ships, going to divers parts of the
I'ealm to buy corn, victuals and other things to be brought to York and
other parts of the north for the king's service ; he having found security in
the Chancery that he will not convey the same without the realm contrary
to the proclamation.
Memorandum, that William de Saxton of York, of the county of York, and
John atte Hoke of Notingham, of the county of Nottingham, are his
mainpernors.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
the king's right to collate to the archdeaconry of Wilts, by reason of the
voidance of the see of Salisbury in the time of the late king, and of his
collation thereto of Master Balph de Quarendon, king's clerk.
Presentation of John de Cokham to the church of Doderhull, in the
diocese of Worcester, By p.s.
Grant to Adam de Stirkelande, on his petition setting forth that he
ab'eady holda for life by grant of the late king confirmed bjr the king, the
414
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Feb. 25.
Pontefract.
Feb. 23.
Pontefmct.
March 3.
Pontefract.
March 6.
Pontefract.
March 13.
Pontefract.
March 7.
Pontefract
March 12.
Gbwick.
March 1.
Pontefract.
March 15.
Ck>wick.
March 13.
Cowick.
March 18.
Pontefract
Metnbrane 17 — cont.
custody of the pesage of lead, and of the weights, in the town of Kjngeston-
npon-Hull, of the custody of the pesage of wools in the staple appointed
by the king and council to be held in the city of York, so that he shall
execute the office of tronage there for life. By K.
Mandate to William de Freston and William Fox; collectors of the
custom of wools, hides and wool-fells in the city of York, for livery to him
of the trone, which is said to be in their custody. '
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of queen Philippa, dated
Windsor, 17 November, 5 Edward III., being a release to Amice de •
Gaveston, her damsel, of the rents and services due from the escheated
lands of Robert William in Averyng atte Boure and elsewhere in the
county of Essex, lately granted to her for life, and a grant of the waste
due to the queen by reason of the forfeiture. By p.8.
Protection with clause rogamusy for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, collecting alms in churches by virtue
of an indulgence from the Pope.
Confirmation of a writing whereby Thomas Lareher, late prior, and the
brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England granted to
John son of Richard son of Petronilla of Boston, clerk, the manor of
Aslakeby. By fine of | mark. Lincoln.
Thomas de Brewes, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating John
de Sancto Paulo, clerk, his attorney in England until Michaelmas.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Master Itherius
de Concoreto, archdeacon of London, going beyond the seas on the king's
service. By K.
Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, as a special grace in return
for long Fcrvice to the king's progenitors and the king, that after his
death his executors shall have free administration of his goods to dispose
thereof according to his last will. By K.
Protection with clause nolumuSy until the feast of St. Peter ad Yincnla,
for William de Cave of Yotk, his servants, ships and boats procuring corn
in the counties of York, Lincoln and Nottingham to be brought to York.
Licence for Peter Penteneye, John de Somersete and Morgan Cut,
merchants of the duchy [of Aquitaine], to take 500 quarters of com in a
ship called Im Laurence of Gosefordy whereof William de Briel is master,
from Kyngeston-upon-HuU to Bordeaux, notwithstanding any mandate
against taking corn without the realm, so that they find security before the
mayor and bailiffs to take the same to JBordeaux and not elsewhere; By C.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor and bailiffs of Kyngeston-upon-
Hull.
Protection for one year for brother John de Warrewyk, a hermit
dwelling at Bentelwode by Claryndon, co. Wilts, and his men, collecting
alms.
Grant to Richard Calewar, king's Serjeant, that for his life his houses in
the city of London, and in Eiiham and Kedebrok, co. Kent, shall be quit
of livery of marshals of the household and other ministers of the king, so
that they shall not make any livery or lodge therein against his wilL
By p.8.
Writ to the sheriff of Bedford to aid the prior and brethren of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England in collecting rents and
services due to them from tenants of the lands late of the Knights' Templars
in that county, where these are withheld by the tenants.
The like to the sheriff of Oxford.
7 EDWARD m,— Part I.
415
1333.
March 19.
Ponte&mct.
March 12.
PoDtefract.
March 20.
[Pontefraot.
Feb. 22.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Pontefraot
March 19.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Pontefraot.
March 20.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Pontefract
Membrane 17 — cofU.
Protection with clause volutnus^ until Michaelmas^ for Richard Yjncent
staying in Ponthieu on the king's service. By K.
Membrane 16.
Appointment of Robert de Clifford and Anthony de Lucy to array with
all speed the men of the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland
between sixteen and sixty years of age, both horse and foot, to be ready on
the king's summons to resist an expected attack of the Scots. By K.
Writ to the sheriffs of these counties to receive and imprison until
further order any persons whom they may arrest for resisting their authority,
and to imprison them until further orders.
Appointment of Roger Mauduy t, sheriff of Northumberland, to array the
men of that county. By K.
Grant to William de Horewode the elder, king's yeoman, in enlargement
of the late grant to him of the custody of the manor of Greywell, co.
Southampton, during minority of John, kinsman and heir ol John de
Mohun, at a rent of 64f. 5|c?., that he shall hold the same rent free. By p.8.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to discharge him
of the rent.
Grant to Richard Whitot, king's serjeant, late butler of the household,
who is now blind and infirm, that, in consideration of his long service to
Edward I., Edward II., and the king, he shall receive 18/. 6^. yoarly at
the Exchequer, by the name of wages. By p.s«
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains.
Pardon, at the request of queen Philippa and with the assent of the
council, to Christiana, wife of William de Horewode the elder, of all
felonies and trespasses whereof she is indicted, for abjuring the realm at
the church of Asshe, co. Southampton, and of any consequent waiver.
By K. & C.
Appointment of Adam de Everyngham of Laxton and Robert Jorz as
commissioners of array in the county of Nottingham, in place of William
son of William and Robert Pirpount, who are unable to act. By K.
Licence for John de Wesenham, who is sendmg some servants and ships
of his to Norway for fish and other victuals, to export 1,000 quarters of
com by these servants to make his profit of there, notwithstanding any
proclamation to the contrary, and protection until Trinity for them while so
engaged. By K.
Notification that, whereas queen Isabella lately granted to Robert de
Weryngton, during pleasure, the custody of the works in progress on the
hill of Pontefract, at the place where Thomas, earl of Lancaster, was beheaded
and of the offerings made there, and the king afterwards confirmed such grant
for life, the king, having regard to the fact that the grant is evidently preju-
dicial to religious liberty especially because the said Robert is married and
the offerings being oblations of the faithful are spiritualities to be collected
only by ecclesiastical persons, has thought (it to revoke the same. By C.
Mandate to the said Robert to intermeddle no further in the custody and
to deliver to the prior of Pontefract, as pnrsou of the church of All Saints,
Pontefract, the pai'ish wherein the oblations are made, such rooneyi jewels
and other things received by him as have not yet been expended on the
building.
Mandate to Robert de Clifford and Anthony de Lucy to summon to them
John de Haveryngton the elder and Edmund de Nevill, with the men of the
county of Lancaster arrayed by them in obedience to the king's command,
and to lead these, with those whom they have arrayed in the counties of
416
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane l&—<oHt.
Cumberland and Westmoreland^ against the Scots who have invaded
Cumberland with a large armj. By K.
Writ de intendendo to the said John and Edmund in respect of the
foregoing. Bj K.
Appointment of Roger Maudujt, sheriff of Northumberland, Thomas
Gray, John de Lillebum, John de Penwjk, Thomas de Heton and Grerard
de Wyderjngton, to array the men of th6 county of Northumberland between
sixteen and sixty years of age, horsemen and footmen, and to lead them to
the king for serrice against the Scots if required ; with power to arrest any
found disobedient in the premises, or in rebellion. By K.
March 22. The like of John de Twyford and Nicholas de Langeford in the county
March 20.
Fontefract.
Fontefraet' of Derby.
ByK.
March 14.
Crowick.
March 13.
Crowiok.
March 20.
Pontefract
March 21.
Fontefract.
March 18.
Fontefract
March 20.
Fontefract.
March 20.
Fontefract.
March 16.
Fontefract.
March 23.
Fontefract
MSMBRANB 15.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Poxton of London ,
' yyneter,' to the prior and Friars of St. Cross by the Tower of London, in
part satisfaction of the lOOs. of land and rent which they have licence to
acquire, of 22 acres of land and 2 aci*es of meadow, in Legham, of the clear
yearly value of 2«., as appears by the inquisition taken by William de
Northo, escheator in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex.
Simple protection, for one year, for John de Karliolo and Dervergulta
his wife.
The prior of Wenlok, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
brother Michael de Fescampo and John de Blacolvesle his attorneys in
England for one year.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Bos and his
tenants, at Boston.
Notification to A. bishop of Worcester, or his vicar-general in his absence,
of the revocation of the late presentation of John de Cokham, king's clerk,
to the church of Doderhnll, on evidence shown in the Chancery by charters
of the king's progenitors and otherwise that the presentation does not
belong to the king for this turn. By K.
Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Walter Permau of
Gernethorp and a ship of John de Bos, laden with victuals and other things
to be brought to the north for the sustenance of the said John and hb
company.
The like for Geoffrey Sloth of Boston and another ship of the said
John.
Protection with clause volutnus^ until Michaelmas, for Bichard de
Moreton, parson of the church of Wersele, going to Gascony on the king's
service with Master John de Oo of Oxford, king's clerk.
By testimony of John.
The like for the said Master John de Oo. By K.
llie like for Philip de Oo of Oxford, going with him.
The like for Nicholas de Wynnesbury, parson of the church of Berkyng,
also going. By testimony of John.
Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of
Thomas de Saxton, one of the canons, to be prior of Chaucombe priory,
which is of the advowson uf the heir of Stephen de Segrave, the king's
ward. By p.s.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Buxton, appointed a purveyor,
for the household for Edward, earl of Chester, the king's first-born son.
The like for Thomas de Wilton, another purveyor.
7 EDWARD III.— Part I.
417
1333.
March 20.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Footefract
Jan. 28.
York.
March 24.
Cowick.
March 24.
Cowiok.
Jan. 25.
York.
March 24.
Pontefract.
March 20.
Pontefract.
March 28.
Pontefract
March 21.
PoDtcfraet.
IT
Membrane 15 — coni.
Licence for the citizens of York and their successors to have a standard
of weighty tested by the standard of London, for use in the staple of wool
which bj the appointment of the king and council is now held in their city.
ByK.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Derteford, vicar of
the church of Dertetbrd, of four messuages, three gardens, 6 acres of land,
1 acre of moor, and pasture for three oxen, in Derteford, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the parish church of Derteford, in honour
of St. Mary, for the souls of the grantor and his ancestors.
By fine of 5 marks. Kent.
Restitution to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham, in
mortmain, of the advowson and loi'dship of the house of St. Leonard,
Bisshton by Palmeresbrigge, which are now in the king's hands by the
forfeiture of John Deverel ; it having been found by inquisition taken, by
the king's command, by Henry le Gulden, escheator in the counties of
Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall and Devon, that Elias Deverel in the time of
Edward I., granteil these, which are held of Isabella de Bnrgo as of the
honor of Crauebum, in frank almoin, to William Quentyn, then prior, and
the convent of Christ Church Twynham and to their successors, that these
were duly seised thereof and of the attornment of the keeper of the said
house, that, on the cession John Curtays, then master, Bobert de Horton,
chaplain, was admitted as master on their presentation, that afterwards the
said Elias and John Deverel hid son disseised them of the premises and
continued such disseisin until the time of the latter s forfeiture when they
escheated to the king, and that they are in his hands by the forfeiture and
for no other cause. By p.s., and fine of 10 marks. Dorset.
Vacated because otherwise below*
Exemption for life of Matthew de Baa of Droghda from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, escheator,
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his wilL
ByK.
The like of the following, without the word ' escheator ' : —
John atte See of Ravenser. By p.s.
Gerard de Wyderyngton.
By p.8.
Pardon to Alice de Frene and John son of Henry de Frene for acquiring,
without licence, for themselves and the heirs of John, from Nicholas de
Amberleye and Master Bobert de Chaundos a messuage, a mill, 61 acres
of land, an acre of meadow and a moiety of a virgate of land, in Maurdyn
and Amberleye, held in chief, which the latter had previously acquired
from the said Alice without licence ; and licence for them to retain the
same. By fine of 2 marks. Hereford.
Bertram de Cardilhaco, prebendary of St. Andrew in the church of
St. John, Beverlev, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating Peter
Vaurelii and William de Herbino, his attorneys in England for two years.
By the Chancellor.
Grant to Robert Power, king's clerk, late ti^asurer of Ireland, in
consideration of his long service to the king's father and the king, and
because neither king has yet advanced him to a suitable preferment, of the
first void benefice in the king's gift in Ireland, with or without cure, which
he shall see fit to accept. By p.s.
Protection with clause noluuius^ for one year, for Adam de HerthuUi
knight.
Meu.
D D
418
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
March 24.
Cowiek.
March 24.
Cowiek.
March 22.
Pontefract.
1333, Membrane 15 — cont,
March 30. Appointment of Richard Fitz Dieu of Kjngeston-upon-HulI to arrest a
EnareBborongh. ghip now in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, co. York, with a cargo of
goods ^for Scots now at enmity with the king, and to detain the same until
further order, certifying the king as to the nature of the cargo. By K.
April 6. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Henry le Bolter appointed hy John,
Knaresboroagh. bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, a purveyor for his household. By K.
The like for Adam de Brewode, another purveyor.
Membrane 14.
Appointment of Richard le Goldsmyth of York to choose with all speed
sixty of the best carpenters to be found in the county of York to make
engines for the king, and to bring them to the places were such engines are
to be made. By E.
Vacated because otherwUe below.
The like of the said Richard to choose sixty carpenters as above, and sixty
sawyers (sagMatores), smiths, ropers (ropar^) and other workmen required
for the manufacture of such engines, to take them to the places where the
same are to be made and to provide timber and such other things as they
require for their work. By K.
Writ of aid for James de Kyngeston, king's clerk, sent by the king to
supervise the purchase of victuals by the sheriff of the county of Southamp-
ton to be sent to the north for the^sustenance of the king and his lieges
there. * By K.
The like for the following king's clerks, for the same purpose :—
The said James, in the counties of Surrey and Sussex.
John de Percebrigg, in the counties of l^ent and Essex.
Thomas de Gargrave, in the counties of Cambridge, Huntingdon and
Bedford.
Richard de Suthorpe, in the counties of Northampton and Leicester.
Thomas de Egesfeld, in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
Thomas de Tynton, in the county of Lincoln.
William de Werdale, in the counties of Nottingham and Derby.
Gilbert de Cliderhowe, in the counties of Lancaster and Chester.
Henry de Stratford, in the counties of Gloucester and Worcester.
John de Briggewater, in the counties of Somerset and Devon.
Vacated because afterwards it was agreed that these should not be sent.
Writ of aid for John de Wyndesore, king's clerk, sent as above to the
counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex. By K.
Writ to the sheriff of Kent to make the purveyances with the advice of
the said John.
The like to the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex.
Pardon to Hugh de Stubbes of the imprisonment and aU that is due to
the king in respect of his conviction by the inquisition whereon he put
himself before Thomas Wake of Lydel and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, touching a plea of trespass in the park of William de Kyme at
Paddocthorp, co. York ; on proof that he has made satisfaction to William
for the trespass. By K.
Appointment of William de la Pole, mayor of the town of Kyngeston-on-
Hull, to choose in ports and other likely places mariners and others to man
the ship for the kings service against the Scots, which the mayor and bailiffs
of the town have provided. The said town was, in the first instance ordered
to fit out two such ships, but that mayor and bailiffs have represented that
this is impossible, inasmuch as very many of their ships with the greater
part of the mariners and other men of their town are in the northern parts
with victuals and other things, for the sustenance of the king's lieges.
By K. & C,
April 11.
Durham.
March 20.
Pontefract.
March 29.
Cowiek.
7 EDWARD III.— Part I.
419
1333.
March 28.
Cowick.
Jane 20.
Tweedmoath.
March 26.
Pontefraot.
William Tracy
Thomas de Berkle of Coberle
{
March 20.
Pontefraot.
April 1.
Knaresborough.
March 19.
Pontefraot.
Membrane 14— conf.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John de Potenhale, appointed a pur-
veyor for the household pursuant to the late statute.
By bill of the Treasurer.
The like for one year, for William le Mareschall, appointed to make
purveyances for some of the king's horses now in his custody.
Appointment of Roger de Aylesbury and Richard de Eggebaston to array
with all speed in the couuiies of Warwick and Leicester, ] ,000 footmen^
whereof it is the king's will that the greater part shall be archers, and to
bring them to Newcastle-upon-Tyne to serve with the king against the
Scots. By E.
The like of the following :—
Henry de Bisshebury 1 for 1,000 men in the counties of Salop and
William de Ercalwe J Stafford.
for 500 men in the county of Glou-
cester, namely, 300 from the
forest of Dene and 200 elsewhere.
Pardon to William de Bucstones of his outlawry in the county of
Nottingham for non-appearance before Richard de (^rey and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching the death of Thomas
Ithel and William Pare at Asshebum, burglary of the house {de hnrgaria
domus) of Geoffrey le Wright there, and robberies of goods of Roger de
Wandesleye, William Pare, Thomas Ithel, Sibyl de Furneux and Robert de
Strelleye ; to be of none effect if he do not surrender at the county prison
by Midsummer. By p.8.
Licence for Roger Normaund of Southampton, king's merchant to
export 300 quarters of corn from that port to trade with in the duchy of
Gascony and in Spain, notwithstanding any proclamation to the contrary;
so that he find security before the mayor and bailiffs of Southampton that
he and his servants will not convey the same to the Scots now at war with
the king nor to any foreign parts other than in the licence. By K.
The like, for the export of 100 quarters to Ireland.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Oswald's, Nostell, to acquire in
mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/.
By p.8.
Vacated after the acquisition on 30 March^ 2 1 Richard IL^ of Bl, IBs.
of land and rent in final satisfaction of the grant.
March 19.
Pontefraot.
March 20.
Pontefraot
May 10.
Belford.
Membrane 18.
Gift to Edward, earl of Chester, the king's first-born son, in enlargement
of the late grant to him of the county of Chester and the castles of Chester,
Rothelan and Flynt, with the king's lands there, of all corn, whether in barns
(arangiis) or sown in the ground, armour, victuals, animab, goods, and
live and dead stock, in the castles, manors and lands so granted, together
with all debts, arrears of accounts, and other services due to the king in
right of the same lands. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the justice of Chester and the chamberlain
there.
Power for the said earl, with the advice of his council, to appoint the
justice and chamberlain of Chester, oscheators, sheriffs, constables and
other bailiffs and ministei*s in the said lands and to remove the same from
the offices at mil. By K.
Writ de intendendo directed to tenants of knight's fees in the same lands
in favour of John de Poyntoa, appointed by the said earl to be keeper of
such fees, during pleasure.
DD 2
420
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
May 10.
Belford.
March 23.
Pontefruct.
March 23.
Fontefraci.
March 20.
Pontefract.
Jan. 28.
York.
Membrane 13— con^
The like directed to the sheriffs there.
Appointment of William de Stransale, king's cl^rk, to sarvej the victuals
in tlie king's castles and manors towards the north and to make punrejances
of corn and other victuals against the king's arrival there. By K.
Pardon to Ebulo Lestraunge and Alice his wife of 20 marks required of
them bj summons of the Exchequer for an amercement set upon them
after conviction before William de Beresford and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, of a disseisin of John de Cherleton.
Grant to queen Philippa, in consideration of the fact that the lands assigned
to her, for life, in dower and otherwise are not sufficient to maintain her
household and for the expenses of her chamber, and with the advice and
assent of the council, of a sum of 500 marks yearly, which the queen believes
will meet the deficiency, payable at the Exchequer until she receive the
equivalent in land and rent. By K.
Mandate tx> the treasurer and chamberlains to pay the same at Easter and
Michaelmas.
Restitution to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham, in
mortmain, of the advowson and lordship of the house of St. Leonard,
Risshton by Palmeresbrigge. By p.s. and fine of 10 marks. Dorset.
[This entry corresponds with the previous enrolment on Membrane 15
except that there is now added that the original grant of the premises by
Elias Deverel was made without the licence of Edward I. and that the king,
in consideration of a fine made by the present prior has pardoned the
trespass of William Quentyn, his predecessor, in entering upon them without
such b'cence.]
Writ de intendendo directed to William de-Middelton, the present keeper
of the house of St. Leonard.
March 30. Grant to Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, of the prebend of Bedewynde,
Knaretborough. in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see in the time of the late king. By K.
^Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Salisbury.
April 1. Master Andrew Sapiti, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Knaresborough. John Marsopini of Florence and Ubertinus dePlacencia^ clerk, his attorneys
in England for two years.
He also has the like in Ireland.
Apnl 1. Writ of aid until Michaelmas for John de Bury, charged to lodge the
Enaresboroogh. horses of queen Philippa.
The like for John la Zouche, to lodge men and horses of the said
queen.
March 25.
Cowick.
Licence for Thomas de Melchebourp of Lynn, king's merchant, to export
600 quarters of corn from the port of Lynn to trade with in Norway,
notwithstanding any proclamation to the contrary ; so that he find security
before the mayor and bailiffs of the town that the same shall not be taken
to the Scots now at war with the king or elsewhere than to Norway.
ByK.
April 4. Protection with clause volufnus, until Michaelmas, for Giles de Bello
Knaresborougb. Campo, staying on the king's service in the march of Scotland, in the
company of William de Monte Acuto, unless in the meantime he withdraw
from such service. By testimony of William.
March 20. Licence for John le Botiller of Wymeryngge, knight, to grant to Henry
Cowick. le Guldene, Elizabeth his wife, and his heirs, the manor of Langeblaneford
and the advowson of the church thereof, said to be held in chief. By p.8.
7 EDWARD m.— Pabt I.
421
1333.
April 7.
Crake.
Membrane 13 — eont.
Promise to repay at Midsummer to the king's merchants, James
I^icholas, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of tlie society of the
Bardi at Florence, ont of the issues of the fifteenth and tenth granted to the
king, 2,000 marks which they have undertaken to pay in the couit of
Borne to Master Bichard de Bury, king's clerk, whom the king is sending
thither to further certain business. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and
the king's chamberlains.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Richard de Wythyngton appointed a
Pontefract. purveyor for the household of queen Philippa.
By bill of the queen's treasurer.
March 23.
April 6.
Northallerton.
April 8.
Darham.
April 10.
Darfaaxn.
April 11.
Durham.
April 14.
Darfaam.
April 20.
Durham.
Membrane 12.
Licence for Henry Prodhomme of London to export 300 quarters of corn
from the city of London to trade with in the duchy of Gascony, notwith-
standing any proclamation to the contrary ; so that he find security before
the mayor and sheriffs of London that the same will not be taken to the
Scots now at war with the king or elsewhere than to the duchy. By K.
The like, for the export of 500 quarters from Lynn to Norway, on his
finding like 'security before the bailififs of Lynn. By K.
R. bishop of Salisbury, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Master Elias de Sancto Albano and Richard de Hale, clerk, his attorneys
in England for one year. By^p.s.
Protection with clause nolumusy for the same time, for him.
The like for the prior of Wederhale.
Also for the following : —
John de Neuland, parson of the church of Blise worth.
The master of the hospital of Burton St. Lazarus.
The abbot of Swynesheved.
John de Chelmersford, parson of the churches of Stanford and Maiket
Overton and prebendary of Gaia Major in the church of St. Chad,
Lichfield.
April 10. Protection with clause volumuSy until Michaelmas, for John Baillol,
Duriiam. staying on the king's service with Oliver do Ingham, seneschal of the
duchy [of Aquitaine]. By K.
April 6. Pardon to John de Annesle, of 6/. 10*. required of him by summons of
KDartsboroogh. the Exchequer for arrears of the farm of the honor of Peverel, which he
lately hold by the king's appointment. By p.s.
Licence for Roger Turtele of Bristol to export 300 quarters of corn from
the port of Bristol to trade with in Ireland, notwithstanding any proclama-
tion against such export ; so that he find security before the mayor and
bailifis of the town that the same will not be taken to the Scots or elsewhere
than to Ireland. By E.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John de Bedeford, charged to provide
carriage for things purchased for the great Wardrobe. By K.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Walter Godbam of
Knaresborougb. Grymesby, his men and shipi, bringing corn and other victuals to the city
of York and other parts of the north for the sustenance of the king and his
lieges there.
Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for Alexander le Porter, charged to pro«
▼ide carriage for goods of queen Philippa to be brought to her at Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. By K.
April 12.
Durham.
April 14.
Durham.
AprU 6.
April 16.
Darham.
422
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
April 22.
Newcastle-
upon-Tjne.
April 20.
Newcastle*
upon-Tjne.
April 23.
Newcastle-
upon-Tjoe.
April 28.
Newcastle-
upoc-Tync.
May 13.
Belford.
May 12.
Fenbam.
May 27.
Tweedmooth.
May 30.
Tweedmoutb.
June 2.
Tweedmouth.
June 16.
Tweedmouth.
Aug. 27.
Bedgraye.
Aug. 30.
Westminster.
Sept. 3.
Westminster.
Sept. 8.
Eltham.
Sept. 11.
8hcen.
Sept. 10.
Sheen.
Membrane 12 — cent.
Protection, until Midsummer, for Baldwin Skipper, Lambert Rombek|
John Normaund, Peter Machiner, James Tonerlot, Paulinus Comono,
Conrad Conemagh of Flanders, Albert de Swypford, Aluinus de Braak, and
Godelinus de la Roule of Almain, merchants, going beyond the seas with a
ship freighted by them at Berwick-on-Tweed with wools, hides and wool-
fells, which while on the voyage was driven by a storm into the port of
Kyngeston-upon*Hull and was there arrested by the king's ministers as a
Scotch ship ; the king having released the same on learning by inquisition
that these men purchased the wools, paid the customs due and received their
cocket in Scotland before 1 March and that they had not had communication
with any men of Scotland after the war began.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for James de Popleton and William de
Burton making purveyances of oxen, sheep and swine for the household of
J. bishop of Winchester, the chancellor.
Grant to the dean and chapter of Lichfield that their grant of 10/.
towards the expenses of the marriage of Eleanor, the king's sister, shall not
prejudice them or their successors as a precedent. yFcadera,'] By K.
The like to the following : —
The abbot and convent of St. Albans, who have granted 10/. By E.
The abbot and convent of Evesham, who have granted 40 marks.
ByK.
and convent of St. Edmunds, who have granted 12 marks.
ByK.
and convent of Chester, who have granted 20 marks,
and convent of Yale Koyal, who have granted IOO9.
and convent of Cumbermere, who have granted 10 marks,
and convent of Basyngwerk, who have granted 5 marks,
and convent of Norton, who have granted 100^.
and convent of Birkeheved, who have granted 5 marks.
ByK.
and convent of Eamsey, who have granted 20/. By K.
The abbot
The abbot
The abbot
The abbot
The abbot
The prior
The prior
The abbot
The prior and convent of Boulton, who have granted 40^.
The abbot and convent of Roche, who have granted 20^. By K.
The prior of Apeldercombe, who has granted 40#.
The abbot and convent of Wynchecoumbe, who have granted 20 marks.
ByK.
The prior of Lancastre, who has granted 6/. 13#. 4c/. By K.
The prior of Motesfont, who has granted 40f .
The prior of Brymmore, who has granted 60#.
The abbot and convent of Glastonbury, who have granted 20/.
The abbot and convent of Elirkestall, who have granted 40f.
ByK.
ByK.
The abbot and convent of Bardeneye, who have granted 10 marks.
ByK.
The prior of Bynham, who has granted 5 marks.
The prior of Walsyngham, who has granted 5 marks.
The prior of Birstall, who has granted lOOi. By K.
The prior of Scardeburgh, who has granted 40«.
The prior and convent of Laund, who have granted 5 marks. By YL
1 EDWABD m.— Part I.
423
1333.
Sept. 18.
Windior.
Sept. 28.
Waltham
Holj Cross.
Oct. 4.
Waltbam.
Oct. 3.
Waltbam.
Oct. 13.
Waltham
Holy Cross.
Oct. 8.
Waltbam.
Oct. 17.
Waltham
Holy Cross.
Oct. 8.
Waltham.
Oct. 15.
Waltham
Holy Cross.
April 14.
Durham.
April 16.
Durham.
April 15.
Durham.
April 23.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
AprU 22.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 12— con^.
The abbot and convent of Swynesheved, .who have granted 5 marks.
The abbot and convent of Melsa, who have granted 100^. By K.
The prior and convent of Thurgarton, who has granted lOOs. By K.
The prior and convent of Drax, who have granted 40^.
ByK.
The abbot and convent of Neuhouse, who have granted lOOs,
The abbot and convent of Revesby, who have granted 10 marks.
The abbot of Tichfield, who has granted 5 marks. By K.
The abbot and convent of Thornton, who have granted 10/. By K.
The abbot of St. Bennet's, Hulme, who has granted 10 marks. By K.
The abbot and convent of Foumeys, who have granted lOOs,
The abbot and convent of 3emewell| who have granted 60^. By K.
The prior of Wymondham, who has granted 10 marks.
The abbot of St. Osyth's, who has granted 10 marks. Bj K.
The proctor of the abbot of St. Nicholas's, Bordeaux, who has granted
40s. By K.
Mbmbranb 11.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for William de Redenes of York, to export
from Kyngeston-upon-Hull 500 quarters of corn in La Cog Johan of Yar-
mouth, to trade with in the duchy of Ghtscony, notwithstanding any man-
date to the contrary ; so that he find security before the mayor and bailiffs
of Kyngeston-upon-Hull that the corn will not be taken to the Scots. By K.
The like fur Arnold Micol, to export from Southampton 200 quarters to
the said duchy. By E.
Appointment of Simon FitzBichard as second justice of the Bench of
Dublin, during pleasure. By 0.
Grant to John de Balscote, king's clerk, lately appointed to the office
of chief engrosser of the Exchequer of Dublin, during pleasure, that he shall
hold the same during good behaviour. By C.
Licence for Thomas Bngot, a bai*on of the Exchequer of Dublin, to
acquire, in fee, 20/. of land and rent in Ireland, notwithstanding the ordinance
of the council of the late king that no minister of the Crown should acquire
land there while in office. By K. & C.
Grant to Master Wybert de Littelton, king's clerk, of the prebend in
Exeter church, held by Bartholomew, the late dean, in the king's gift, by
reason of the late voidance of the see. By K,
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Exeter.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
the kind's collation of Robei't de Tanton, king's clerk, to the prebend of
Salehirst in the free chapel of Hastings.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Menandus de Murlanges and Menandus de
Brocas, merchants of Bayonne, to export from Ipswich in the ship La Seinte
Estephen 400 quarters of corn to trade with! in the duchy of Gascony, not-
withstanding any mandate to the contrarv, so that they find secmity beforo
the bailitfs of the town that tlio same will not be taken to the Scots or else-
where than to the duchy. By K.
424
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
April 24.
Newcait]*-
Qpon-TTiie.
April 12.
Dorbam.
April 15.
Ihirham.
April 23.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 26.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 25.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 26.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
May 12.
Belford.
April 25.
Newcastle-
upon-iyne.
April 28.
Neweastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 24.
Newcastle
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 11 — cont.
Protection, for one year, for John de Swerdeston and Hugh de Betele, of
Lynn, king's merchants, and the merchants and servants whom thej intend
to send to Norway for Rtock-fish (pisce dtiro) ; and licence for them to
export 600 quarters of corn to trade with in Norway, notwithstanding any
proclamation to the contrary, upon condition that they find security
before the mayor and bailiffs of Lynu that the same will not be taken to
the Scots or to any other place than Norway. By C.
Pardon to John le Saltere of Aylesbury of his outlawry in the county to
Northampton for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench of
answer touching a plea of Edmund do Bereford that he render an account
as his bailiff and receiver in Aylesbury ; the said Edmund having acknow-
ledged in the Chancery that ho has fully satisfied him herein.
Licence for Thomas de Melchebourn of Lynn, king's merchant, to export
from Bishop's Lynn 500 quarters of com to ti'ade with in Norway, not-
withstanding any mandate to the contrary ; so that he find security before
the bailiffs of the town that the tame will not be taken to the Scots or
elsewhere than to Norway. By K.
John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, staying beyond the seas, has letters
nominating Richard de Swafham, parson of the church of Burgherssh and
Thomas do Fencotes his attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, for the same time, for the said carl. By p.a.
William de Brugg' and Thomas de Acton, monks of St. Peter's, Shrews-
bury, bringing news of the death of William de Mockeleye, their abbot,
have letters for the prior and convent of licence to elect.
Mandate to sheriff*, bailiffs and ministers in the counties of York,
Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancaster to aid the proctors and attorneys
of the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, in levying
one thrave of corn for every plough in those counties, taken by virtue of
charters granted to the hospital by former kings, and confirmed by the
king.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Alan de Cherleton and Elena
his wife to the abbot and convent of Lilleshull of an acre of land in North-
molton, CO. Devon, and the advowson of the church of that town, said to be
held in chief, and for the latter to appropriate the church.
By fine of 40^. because sealed at another time by fine of 20/. Salop.
Protection, until Ascension Day, for carters sent with a cart and five
horses from the prior of Bridelyngton, to make carriage for the king's
service. By 0,
The like, until Trinity, for the same from tlie following : —
The abbot of Glouceeiter.
The abbot of Thorneye.
The abbot of Westminster,
The prior of Spaldyng.
The abbot of Evesham.
The abbot of Peterborough.
The prior of Christchurch, Canterbury.
Protection with clause noluviusy for one year, for the abbot of Foumeys.
The like for Robert Folvill of Clonne.
Pardon to Edmund Briton of Excestre of his outlawry in the county of
Devon for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer touching
a pica of trespass of John Perer of Cryditon ; on certificate of Geoffrey le
Scrope, chief justice, that he has now surrendered in the marshalsea.
7 EDWARD III.— Part I.
425
1333.
April 26.
Kewcastle-
opon-Tjne.
Membrane 11 — coni,
Robert, abbot of Fecamp, staying beyond tbe seas, has letters nominating
Roger Callard and John de Merley his attorneys in England for three
years. By flrio of 60*. Sussex.
Mbmbranb 10.
Feb. 25.
Pontefraot.
April 4.
Enaresborongh
Feb. 16.
Pontefract.
April 10.
Dorbain.
April 5.
Knarcsboroagb
April 9.
Durbam.
April 9.
Durham.
April 10.
Darbam.
April 9.
Ditrham.
April 1.
KnareBborough.
April 8.
Darlington.
Exemption, for life, of Patrick de Langedale from being put on assizcF,
juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Pardon, at the request of queen Philippa, to Agnes de Scardeburgh
lately convicted before the steward and marshals of the household, by the
inquisition whereon she put herself, of a larceny of a surcoat (supertunice)
and 3*. in money at York, within the verge, and sentenced to be hanged,
the execution of whose sentence was deferred at the time because she was
with child. By K.
Appointment of William Brctevill of York, for service to the late king
and to the king, to the office of the serjeanty in the town of Penreth, in
enlargement of the late grant to him of the custody of the measures of the
said town. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of Penreth.
Protection, for one year, for men and servants sent by Robert de Denton
of Kyngeston-upon-Hull with certain ships laden with 600 quarters of
wheat to trade with in the duchy [of Aquitaine] ; so that he find security
before the mayor and bailiffs of the said town that the wheat will not be
taken to the Scots or elsewhere than to the duchy. By C.
Protection and safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Lenne of
Boston going to the northern parts with a ship of John de Ros laden with
victuals and other things for the sustenance of the said John and his
company. By K.
Grant to John de Lenham, lately appointed to the custody of the hospital
of St. Mary, Ospringe, during pleasure, that he shall retain the same
during good behaviour ; on proof that he has ruled the house well and
greatly relieved the estate thereof by his industry.
Grant to William de la Pole, who at the king's request has paid to Peter
Tunnok, master of the ship La Trinite of Kyngestcn-upon-HuU, appointed
for the king's service against Scotland, 40/. for wages of himself, his men
and mariners, that that amount shall be allowed him out of the customs duo
on the next wool exported by him. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Sancto Paulo, king's
clerk, of a toft, 32 acres, 1 rood of land and 2 acres of meadow, and \2d, of
rent, in Skelale, Kercroft and Ouston, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the chapel of St. John the Baptist on the south side of the church of
All Saint<i, Ouston, for the good estate of Master Henry de Clyf, the said
John, and Robert son of Thomas de Sancto Paulo for life, for their souls after
death, and for the souls of William de Sancto Paulo, brother of the grantor,
and the fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters of the said Henry, John and
Robert. By K.
Pardon to William de Acton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne for the death of
Adam de Houdene of Newcastle-upon-Tyne whereof he has been indicted.
By p.s.
Presentation of Thomas de Gloucestre to the church of Langathen, in the
diocese of St. Davids.
Pardon to Thomas de Staunton, clerk, for hunting in the forest of
Savernake in the time of the late king, and taking and carrying away two
426
€ALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
April 16.
Durham.
1333. Membrane 10— conf.
bucks at Haukerugge and one at Wolciesgrove, in the said forest^ and of the
10 marks whereby he made fine before Sie justices last in eyre for pleas of
the forest in the county of Wilts for his trespass. By p.s.
Grant to Bobert de Scardeburgh, chief justice of the Bench of Dublin,
for service to the king in Ireland and elsewhere, that he shall hold the
custody of two parts of the manor of Molaghide, during minority of Tbomas
son and heir of Bichard Talbot, with the marriage of the heir, to which be
was lately appointed by letters patent under the Irish seal, without payment
of the rent of 18/. at the Exchequer of Dublin reserved in his said appoint-
ment. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of
Dublin.
Protection with clause twlumus, for one year, for Adam Tyes.
The like for the following :—
John de Swerdeston and Hugh de Betele, jointly.
Simon de Boys.
William de Brinton of Lynn.
Pardon to John de Westreham of his outlawry in the county of Kent for
non-appearance before William de Clynton and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, to answer touching an indictment of felony and larceny.
ByK.
Licence for the abbess and nuns of Canon Leigh to appropriate the
church of Bokebeare, in the diocese of Exeter, which is of their advowson.
By fine of 40*. Devon.
Protection with clause volnmus^ until Michaelmas, for Mary late the wife
of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, staying beyond the seas on the
king's service. By K.
Confirmation of a grant by John de Sancto Philberto, knight, now deceased,
to Bichard Thursteyn, for life, of a virgate of land in Eton Hasty nges, by the
rent of 5*. payable to the grantor and his heirs, and of the reversion of a
messuage and a virgate of land in the same town, expectant on the demise
of Isabella de Hasty nges, which has now happened, by the rent of 11*.
Bv fine of 20*. Berks.
Memorandum^ that the said 16*. are to be paid to the king during minority
of the heir of the said John, who was of the age of six years at the
Epiphany, as has been found by inquisition.
April 6. Signification to L. bishop of Durham of the revocation of the late pre-
Helperby. sentation by the king of Walter de Langcestre, king's clerk, to the church
of Middelton in Tesedale, and of his nomination of the said Walter to the
abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York, for presentation to the said church.
By p.s.
April 15.
Durham.
April 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne*
April 12.
Durham.
April 26.
Newoastle-
April 3.
Knareftborough.
May 2.
Fenwick.
Mbmbranb 9.
May 3. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of William, archbishop of
BeUord. York, reciting that it has been intimated to him on the part of John do
Hesellarton, knight, the patron, that in the church of Louthorp, whoso
profits are now large enough to support many persons, there are but few
ministers and that many persons there, who are attached to the worship of
the Trinity and St. Mirj and are desirous of daily service in their honour
and for the departed, grow lukewarm because of the frequent absence of
any one to celebrate in the church when their minister is engaged in the
visitation of the sick or in discharge of other duties of his office; reciting
1 EDWARD in.— Pabt I. 427
1333^ Membrane 9 — cont.
also leiters of the said patron, dated 25 March 1333, and of Bobert de
Alesbj, the rector, dated two dajs later, placing the church at his absolute
disposal to order as lie would ; and that, with the advice of the dein and
chapter, in full convocation, and consent of all parties concerned, he has
made the following ordinances for the said church, pow void bj the resigna-
tion of the said Robert :
There shall be a rector always resident in the church, serving the same
bj himself and others, and celebrating chantries therein three times in each
week at the least, and he shall be responsible for the charges of the church
and the management of all things connected therewith.
Further, six perpetual chantries are created therein for the glorj of God
and St. Marj and for the salvation of the quick and repose of the dead, for
the good estate of Edward III. in lite, for his soul after death, and for the
soub of his ancestors and heirs, as well as of others mentioned below, to be
known bj the following titles :
1. Chantry of the Trinity.
2. Chantry of St. Mary.
3. Chantry of the archbishop ; for the present archbishop, his prede-
cessors and successors in the see, and for Edward II.
4. Chantry of the Chapter ; for deans and canons of the church of York,
quick and dead, and their successors, and for Sir William de Ros the
second, sometime lord of Hamlak.
r for the said Sir John de Hesellarton, Mar-
6. Chantry of the Founder; J jory his wife, their children, heirs and
6. Chantry of the Patron ; ] fathers and mothers, the quick and dead,
( and for John de Hothum, bishop of Ely.
Also, there shall be six perpetual priests, one to serve each chantry and
bearing the title of his chantry, who at every mass shall say suitable
collects for, and make special remembrance of, the king, the said Sir John,
Mariota, their heirs, children, fathers and mothers. They shall assemble
daily in the church with the clerks mentioned below, wearing surplices at the
least, saying together the canonical services at fitting times, to wit, on the
ferial days, they shall chant matins, high mass and vespers at least, and,
in addition, on the feasts of the nine lections, the hour of prime. On double
feasts and Sundays they shall chant together high mass and all the canoni-
cal hours. Further they shall, on ferial days altogether in the choir, and on
other davs two by two in the choir or without, say the commendation and the
office of the dead. These priests shall each have his seat in the choir
according to the order of his chantry and shall each in turn take the
services in the choir for a week, unless otherwise hindered, and then the
rector shall appoint one of the others in place of the one unable to serve,
and shall each rank according to the date of his appointment. They shall
wear garments of cloth, either black or the nearest shade to that colour, or of
' cainot * not approximating to red or green, black surcoats fastened and
without 6tVrf, and other garments fastened from the top; to live in
common in a house within the manse of the rectory all, four or two at least
in one room, and to bear themselves lowly and reverently; to swear
obedience to their rector in matters canonical on pain of deprivation ; and
never to be absent without his licence and then for such time as he shall fix.
The rector shall also, at his pleasure, appoint one of them to rule the others
in his absence.
Further, there shall be hereafter three clerks — two to be deacons or
one at least a deacon and the other a sub-deacon — to be present in surplices
at all the services in the church.
For their sustenance, the priests shall have within the manse of the
rectory a hall, a chamber or chambers, a kitchen, a bakehouse and a brewhouse
and a toft belonging to the church now in the tenure of John Skey, lying
between one late St Biohard Lyrpyn, the king's highway and a garden late
428
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
May 1.
Belford.
April 24.
Newcastle-
upoD-Tyne.
Membrane 9— co»^.
of Walter Martjn, with a croflb common of pasture and other easements of
the same, with a sufficient curtilage, and enough turbary to bo assigned to
them yearly by the rector for them to get therefrom, at their own expense, peat
sufficient for their own use, and a clear yearly stipend of 6\ marks each,
from the rector, payable at the Invention of the Holy Cross, Hi. Peter ad
Vincula, All Saints and the Purification.
The deacons, or deacon and sub-deacon, shall receive yearly iOs. each as
his portion, and the third* clerk shall live of the holy water (agtia benedicta)
perquisites and alms of the parishioners and such other things as the parish
clerk has hitherto lived of.
The presentation to the chantries of the archbishop and of the dean and
canons is to be in the archbishop, or the dean and chapter, when the set is
void, and to these also the rights to present to the four others and to the
church shall lapse whenever the said John or his heirs shall not present
within four months from the date of voidance in cash of the rectory, and
within one month in case of the chantries.
The rector shall have power to appoint or remove the three clerks, but
the right to make provision for their sustenance and lodging is reserved
entirely to the archbishop.
Dated at York so far as relates to the archbishop and the dean and
chapter, and at Sutton-upon-Derwent so far as relates to John de Hesellar-
ton, on 26 March 1333.
And afterwards this ordinance was repeated word for word under the
same date with the addition of a clause protecting all parties concerned
from being disturbed at any time by the king, his heirs or their ministers
by reason of the preraises.
Pardon to John de Wauton for acquiring in fee from Hugh de Tirquyt
the manor of Brotherwyk, and from John de Claverying a mill, 3 acres
of land and 200 acres of wood, in the town of Brotherwik, held in chief,
without licence of the late king or of the present king ; and^cence for
him to retain the same. By fine of 1 mark. Northumberland.
Presentation of William de Clyve to the church of Epreston, in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and
heir of Payn de Tybtoft, tenant in chief.
Membrane 8.
April 21.
Newcastle*
opon-Tyne.
April 24.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
April 24.
Newcastle-
upon-Tjne.
Exemption, for life, of Peter de Hull of Cradeleye from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, eschcator,
sheriflF, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumusy until Michaelmas, for John de Brocas,
John de Belutz and Arnold de Bynak, merchants of Bayocn^, who lately
brought a cargo of merchandise in the ship Le Seynt Jorge de Baionne^
whereof John de la Bate is master to trade with in the realm, returning
thither from the port of Sandwich with 700 quarters of corn which they
have the king's licence to buy and take with them, notwithstanding the
prohibition of the export of victuals from the realm ; so that thoy find
security before the mayor and bailifiTs of Sandwich that the same will not
be taken to the Scots. ' By C.
Henry, abbot of Preaux, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Nicholas Karde, his fellow monk, and Robert Bcron his attorneys in
England for three years.
By fine made at another time and enrolled in Chancery
7 EDWARD III.— Pabt I
429
1333.
April 25.
Newcastle-
opon-Tyne.
April 27.
Neweaatle-
apon-Tjne.
April 25.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
March 15.
Pontefract.
May 10.
Belford.
May 8.
Belfdrd.
May 12.
Belford.
May 6.
Belford.
May 15.
Tweedmoath.
May dO.
Tweedmoath.
June 4.
Tweedmouth.
Membrane 8 — eont.
Licence for Thomas Blaunket, burgess and merchant of Bristol, to
export from that port 600 quarters of corn to trade with in Ireland and
Wales, notwithstanding any mandate against the export of corn from the
realm ; so that he find security as above. By K.
Appointment of John de Nesebit to the office of controller of the custom
of 2s, on erery tun of wine, the custom of Sd. in the pound and otlier small
customs and prests due in the ports of Hertilpole and Yarm, during plea-
sure ; so that he write his rolls with his own hand, stay there constantly
and execute the office himself and not by a substitute. By K,
Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for Johi^ de la Vacarie, William
Talbot, Arnold Carbonel, William Benet, Jordan de Barys, William
Chanary, Peter Mauran, Qailard Micol, Michael de France, William
Capmail, Brunettus Emeryk, William Grahiet, Peter Poutener, Raymond
Bulegon and Arnold de ^ochemadour, merchant vintners of the duchy of
Gascony, pursuant to the liberties granted to such merchafit vintners by
Edward I. and confirmed by the king.
The like for the following : — ^Peter de la Case, Peter Gossemayns, William
de Mountz Eques, William de la Gk>rs, Beymund de Case, William Meynade,
and John de Sobressit, along with John de la Vacarie and the others named
above, merchants vintners of Gascony coming to England with wine and
merchandise.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas for William Trussel of
Flore, knight, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
William Trussel the elder, going beyond the seas on the king's service,
has letters nominating William de Keythorpe and Hugh de Haresfelde his
attorneys in England until the same feast.
Protection with clause nolumus for one year, for John de Massyngham
and Robert Braunche of Bishop's Lynn, king's merchants, and their men and
servants who are going to Norway for stockfish and who have licence to
take with them 60 quarters of com to trade with there, notwithstanding
any proclamation against such export ; so that they find security before the
mayor and bailifis of Lynn that the corn will not be taken to the Scots.
ByC.
Appointment of Geoffrey de Clare, king's clerk, to the custody of the
deanery of the king's free chapel of Hastynges, during pleasure, on infor-
mation from many sources that the chapel is greatly decayed for want of
rule and custody in the long continued and still continuing voidance of the
deanery. By K.
Writ de iniendendo for him, directed to the prebendaries and vicars of
chapel.
Licence for the king's merchants, James Nicholas, Dynus Forsetti
Alexander de Bard, Bartholomew de Bard, Francis Grandon, Reuuchius de
Renuche, John Frauhceis, Chonettus de Joky, Peter Macy and other
merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence dwelling in the realm, for
services to the late king as well as to the king, to take idl woob purchased
by them before the appointment of the staples to the said staples and to
export them thence whither they will after payment of the customs due,
notwithstanding the ordinance of the staples. By K. & C.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Leybum.
The like for the following : —
The prior of St. Leonard's, Bresete.
Henry de Southchurche, parson of the church of Langham.
John le Walsh.
430
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1333-
Maj 16.
Tweedmoath.
Maj20.
Tweedmoath.
May 14.
TweemnouUi.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Glastonbury, in part satisfaction of 20/. of land and rent which they have
the king's licence to acquire, of the following, which are of the yearly value
of 20 marks as appears by the inquisition : — by Master William de
Selton, chaplain. Master John de Farndon, chaplain, and William son of
Richard Tilly, two messuages, 315 acres of land, 31 acres of meadow, 44
acres of pasture, 21 acres of wood and lOOj. of rent, in Asshecote, Greynton,
Walton, Colbere, Sturmynstre, Abbots Stocke and Crockemestock by
Haselbere ; and by the said John, of a messuage, 10 acres of land and 3 roods
of meadow in Middelton Abbots by Ivelcestre.
Signification to B. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Adam de Cleburyi the prior, to be abbot of Shrewsbury.
By p.s.
Protection for one year for John Gorwy of Worcester, merchant, his
men and servants trading in divers parts of the realm. By the Chancellor,
April 29.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
May 2.
Fenwick.
May 1.
Belford.
May 4.
Belford.
May 1.
Belford.
May 7.
Belford.
April 24.
Kewcaitle-
npon-Tyne.
Mbmbjlans 7.
Protection and safe conduct, until MicJiaelmas, for Ferarius de Pynkeny,
knight, and Master Peter Gawayn, dean of the church of St. Omer, coming
to the king as envoys from Philip, king of France. [FcederaJ] 3j C.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Bemingham d pavage
for three years. By C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard, vicar of the church
of Baketon, and Henry de Ponte to the abbot and convent of Dore, in part
satisfaction of the 20/. of lands which they have licence to acquire, of 12
acres of meadow in Bradewardyn, of the yearly value of 20s, as appears by
the inquisition taken by John de Peyto the younger, escheator in the
counties of Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop and Stafford and the
adjoining march of Wales.
Licence for Roger Normaund of Southampton to grant to Hugh Sampson
and William Loveraz the reversion of a messuage, lands and rent in Coue-
lesfeld Loveraz, held in chief, now held for life by Stephen Loveraz, and for
them to regrant it to him and Joan his wife for their lives, with remainders
to Roger his son in tail and to the right heirs of the grantor.
Vacated by surrender* By fine of 20 marks. Southampton.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Angreton of New-
castle-upon-Tyne of 6 marks of rent out of two messuages in the said
town to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St.
Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne for the souls of the said Hugh and his
ancestors. By fine of 100^. Northumberland.
Licence, until a fortnight after Midsummer, for John Gorewy of Worcester
by his men and servants, to export 500 quarters of com from Worcester to
Ireland, notwithstanding any proclamation against such export ; so that he
find security before the bailifis of the city that the same will not be taken
to the Scots. By C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 8 June, 16 Edward
II., confirming and enlarging liberties granted to the burgesses of St. Omer
by Henry III. ; and granting to the said burgesses, their heirs and succes-
sors, of safe conduct and protection when trading within the realm and of
exemption of their goods and merchandise from seizure for the king^s use
against their will and without due satisfaction.
By fine of 40 marks paid to the abbot of St. Mary's, York, the king's
receiver.
[Foedera.1
7 EDWABD in.— Pabt I.
431
1333.
May 1.
Belfoid.
May 17.
Tweedmoath.
May 20.
Tweedmoath.
Membrane 7— con^.
Presentation of William de Manthorp, parson of the cbarch of Cotton, in
the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Ounebj, in the diocese of
Lincoln, in the kinci^^s gift bj reason of his custody of the lands and
heir of Thomas 6ardolf| tenant in chief; on an exchange of benefices witb
Stephen.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Worcester of quayage for three
years, to be collected by Nicholas de Murs and John Lony the younger, to
build a quay for their city. By K.
Writ of aid until the feast of St. Peter ad Yincula for John Kempe,
king's yeoman, bringing divers goods to the king in the north. By K«
Apnl 26.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
May 2.
Fenwick.
'May 1.
Fenwick.
May 14.
Belford.
April 26.
Newcantle-
npon-Tyne.
May 3.
Bel&rd.
May 10.
Belford.
May 24.
Tweedmoath.
May 11.
Belford.
May 3.
Belford.
May 3.
Belford.
MSMBRANB 6.
Pardon to John Egelot for the death of Richard Leger of Holm at Holm,
as it appears by the record of John de Cantebrigge and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver Bedeford gaol, that he killed him in self
defence.
Acknowledgement of the king's indebtedness to his merchants James
Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde and the other merchants of the society
of the Bardi of Florence in 1,071/. lately, paid at his request for the
expenses of the household and other purposes, as appears by a certificate
of the treasurer sent into the Chancery, which is to be repaid out of the
customs of the port of London. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of customs in that port.
Protection for John Pellessone of Boston, Henry his brother, and their
men and servants, exporting by the king's licence 500 quarters of com from
Boston to trade with in Norway, notwithstanding any proclamation against
such export ; so that they find security before the bailiffs of the town that
this will not be taken to the Scots. By K.
The like, for Henry do Neuland and Stephen Travers, merchants of
Cork, exporting 600 quarters of corn from the poit of Bristol to Ireland.
The like for Walter de Kerdyf and Henry Skidy, merchants of Cork,
under similar circumstances.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Simon de Blakaye.
ByK.
The like for the following : —
John de Massyngham and Robert Braunche of Bishop's Lynn jointly.
The abbot of Evesham.
The abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester.
Bobert son of Matthew de Farnbourn.
William de Caumvill.
Licence for Walter de Escote to enfeoff Thomas de Coleshull and John
de Tiryngham of a moiety of the manor of Westuderle, co. Southampton,
held in chief, and for them to regi*ant the same to him, for life, with
remainders to Hugh his son, in fee tail, and if Hugh die without heir to
the right heirs of Walter. By fine of 10 marks.
Pardon to Elias de Myddeby of Tetenay of his outlawry in the county
of Lincoln for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to satisfy the
king in respect of a conviction before William de Bos and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, on a plea of trespass of John de Wyntryngton
of Briggesle, as it appears by the certificate of GteofErey le Scrope, chief
432 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS-
1333. Membrane 6 — cont,
justice, sent into Chancery, that he has satisfied the saHl Jolm of his
damages ; so that he now surrender in the King's Bench' and satisfy the
king.
April 4. Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, staying
Knaresborougb. beyond the seas on the king's service, has letters nominating Master John
de Radeswelle and John de Sancto Paulo her attorneys in England until
Michaelmas. Renewed by a roll.
May 8. John Rauf of Dundalk, staying in Eigland, has like letters nominating
Belford. Matthew de Coupelond and William Dovedale in Ireland for one year.
April 27. Pardon to John de la Ryvere and Matilda his wife for acquiring in fee
Kewcastle- tail from John de Moubray, late lord of Haxiholm, two messuages,
upon-Tyne. 3(5 acres of land, 26 acres of meadow, and 10*. of rent, in Eppe worth,
Ouston, and Gitscarth, in the island of Haxiholm, held in chief, and enter-
ing thereon without licence of the late king ; and licence for them to
retain the same. By p.8.
May 6. William de Caumvill, knight, staying in England has letters nominating
Belford. William son of Germanus de Caumyill and Jordan Doioun his attorneys
in Ireland for three years.
April 24. Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others to protect the burgesses
Newcastle- of St. Omer, their envoys, proctors, attorneys and ministers in the liberties
npon-Tyne. confirmed and granted to them by letters patent of this date.
May 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry le Guldene of a
Belford. messuage, a carucate and 30 acres of land, pasture for one beast of the
plough, four oxen and 60 sheep, and half an acre of meadow, in Oaundel-
mersh, Withye, and Langeblaneford, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the church of All Saints, Langeblaneford, for the souls of the
grantor, Elizabeth his wife, and their ancestors. By fine of iOOs. Dorset.
May 26. Appointment of Thomas de Capenhurst, king's clerk, to be present at
Tweedmouth. the next county court to be held at Chester, to supervise the proceedings
and to certify the king thereof. By K.
June 8. Mandate to J. bishop of Exeter to admit Master Wibert de Littelton,
Tweedmoatb. king's clerk, to the prebend in Exeter church held by Bartholomew, the
late dean, lately granted to him by the king, notwithstanding the collation
tliereto by the late king of Reginald de Campo Amulpho, deceased, or any
ratification of such collation obtained from the king. By K.
May 25. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John Vyncent of
Tweedmoatb. Waltham Holy Cross of London, going beyond the seas on the king's service.
ByC.
June 2. The like for William de Borden, parson of the church of Cazton, also
Tweedmoatb. going. By C.
June 4. Grant to Master Pancius de Controne, the king's leech, of 100/. yearly of
Tweedmoatb. the farm of the city of Norwich, in lieu of the like sum lately granted to
him at the Exchequer. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of the city of Norwich.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below,
June 4. Presentation of John de Wntenhull, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Tweedmoatb. Kyngesleye, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of Mudle,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of Shrews-
bury Abbey, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas de Charnes.
Mbmbranb 5.
May 24. Mandate until eight days after Trinity to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers, and
Tweedmoatb. others to find necessary carriage for John de Kirkeby, John del Flat,
\
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7 EDWARD III— -Pakt I. 483
1333. Membrane 5 — cant.
John le Longe and Henry del Wodehall, charged by J. bishop of Win'
Chester, the chancellor, to bring to Newcastle-upon-Tjne certain things
required for the kiug's use. By K.
May 20. Inspeximus and attestation, at the request of Robert de Valoignes, pre-
Tweedmouth. bendary of Warthull, and John Gitferd, prebendary of Grendale, in the
church of St. Peter, York, king's clerks, of the record and process of a
cause before Gilbert de Thornton and his fellows, justices of the King's
Bench, in Trinity Term 21 Edward I., between the king and the abbot of
Newenham touching the advowson of the church of Axminster, co. Devon,
wherein Nicholas de Warr[ewyk], king's Serjeant, produced from the Ex-
chequer a record of this tenor ; Pleas before the king at Westminster of
Trinity Term, 4 Edward I. The king by John de Coweye seeks against the
abbot of Newenham the advowson of the church of Axminster as his right by
succession from king John, who was seised thereof in his demesne as of
fee. And the abbot comes and puts himself on the country, in place of
the great assise, whether he has not the advowson as the right of him and
the church of St. Mary, Newenham. Afterwards, in three weeks of Easter,
by the oath of the knights, it is found that the king has the right and it
is adjudged that he recover the advowson. Wherefore the sheriff is com-
manded to summon the abbot to be here in fifteen days of Midsummer to shew
wherefore the king should not have the advowson. And the abbot comes,
and also Master John de Craucoumbe, who follows for the king. And the
abbot says that the king, after he had recoveired the advowson, gave the
same to God, St. Mary, and the abbot and convent of Newenham, in frank
almoin, and thereof he produces a charter dated 28 April, 5 Edward I.,
and the abbot is asked whether the king ever presented to the church
after the judgement was given, to which he answers nothing. And the said
John says that the judgement was given long after the charter was made,
and this is proved to be Uie case by comparison of the dates. Accordingly
he is directed to sue out a writ of execution of judgement for the king, and
a mandate is sent to the bishop of Exeter to admit to the church on the
king's presentation. Afterwards before the king and council the abbot
by Master John de Cadomo, clerk of the council, resigned any right he
might have in the advowson, and the king grants that the church and the
advowson shall remain for ever to the church of St Peter^ York, to be held
as a prebendal church by the prebendaries of Warthull and Grendale,
And the abbot with his own hand cancelled in court the afoi'esaid charter,
and grants that he will, at his own charges, pix)cure the rebignation of his
clerk whom he instituted to the church so as the prebendaries may have
free administrntion thereof ; and that in the octave of Michaelmas he will
surrender to them before the king all writings, muniments, bulls, processes,
etc., in the possession of himself and the convent of his house. And for
this resignation, quit- claim, removal of clerk and surrender, William de
Hamelton, archdeacon of York, and the said Master John de Craucoumb.
archdeacon of the .East Riding, the prebeudaries, owe to the abbot 200
marks to be paid as appointed by Anthony de Bek, bishop of Durham, and
Robert de Typetot. And afterwards, in the octave of the Purification,
22 Edward I., Richard de Petherton, the abbot, and Ralph de Shapwyk
one of the monks, acknowledged before G. de Thornton and Master J.
Level, that they had received the 200 marks.
May 31. Grant to John Inge of the custody during minority of the heir of the
Tweedmouth. lands late of John Carbonel, tenant in chief, with the marriage of the said
heir, rent free. By p.s.
Mar 15. Presentation of William de Byfeld to the chapel of St. Cecilia, Minster
Tweedmouth. Lovel, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the lands and heir of John Lovel tenant in chief.
tJ ilS6S8. B B
484 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane b-^cont
May 80. Gift to Hugh Lacheron, John Lucheron and John Pipene, in recom-
TweedmouUi* pence of their losess hy reason of their having been imprisoned for a long
time in the town of St. Richer bj the bailiff of Amiens for services to the
king, of the vesture of one journej of wood in Cressj forest, to be taken
once onlj. By C.
•
June 7. Writ de intendendo for John de Totenham appointed by Richard de la
Tweedmoath. Pole, king's Serjeant, chief butler, as his substitute during pleasure in the
port of Chester and all ports in Wales. By testimony of Richard himself.
The like for the following : —
John de la Pole, in the ports of London and Rochester.
Bartholomew de Thorpe, in the ports of Yarmouth and Kyrkeley.
Humphrey de Wyke, in the port of Lynn.
Thomas le Cotiller, in the port of Ipswich.
Robert But, in the port of Boston.
John de Denton, in the ports of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Hertlepool.
Aug. 16. Thomas Nosselyn, in the port of Southampton.
Knareflborough. William le Borhunte, in the port of Portsmouth.
Sept. 28. Roger de Plomptone, in the port of Bristol.
Waltham. By testimony of Richard himself
John Fynche, in the port of Winchelsea.
Robert atte Barre, in the ports of Southampton and Portsmouth.
Richard Wyberd, in the ports of Sandwich and Faversham.
Roger Turtle, in the port of Bristol.
William de Siggiston in all ports of the counties of Cornwall, Devon,
Somerset and Dorset.
Hugh de Ulseby, in the port of Kyngeston-upon-HuU.
Sept. 29. Richard Maynor of Novelmarche, in the ports of Ipswich and OrwelL
Walthun. By testimony of Richard himself.
June 6. Licence for the king's merchants Reyner Peryn, Henry Hacours, John
TweedmoQth. Juntyn and the other merchants of the society of the Peruchi of Florence
dweUing in the realm, to take all wools purchased by them before the
making of the ordinance of the staple to the staples now appointed and
thence to export the same, after payment of the customs, whither they will,
notwithstanding the said ordinance, directing that all wools shall be bought
at the staples. By E.
June 6. Licence for William Daumarle, the elder, to enfeoff Walter de Eyne-
Tweedmoath. wardesleye, parson of the church of Alvardeston, of the manors of Wode-
byry and Luneneston, co. Devon, held in chief, and for him to regrant the
manor of Wodebyry, except 4 acres of land and 10 marks of rent therein, to
the said William for life, with remainder to William his son in fee, and
the manor of Luneneston and the aforesaid 4 acres of land and 10 marks of
rent to the said WilHiun eon of William and Elena his wife in fee tall.
By fine made at another time and fine of 40s,
V^acated by surrender and otherwise below,
June 8. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
Tweedmouth. of the king's right to present to the church of lAndaraug in the diocese of
St. Davids, which he has recovered by judgement of his court, or of his
presentation of John Gogh, king's clerk, to the same.
June 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Hungerford to the
Tweedmoath. prior and convent of Ivychurch of two messuages, 6 acres of meadow and
72^. of rent, in Muleford, Laverkestoke, Bymerton, Uggeford, Quedhampton,
Rusteshale, Wynterbourn and Salisbury to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of St Mary^ Salisbury, for the souls of Walter
Hervy, the said Robert and theur ancestors. By fine of 12 marks. Wilta.
7 EDWARD III.— Pabt I. 435
1333, Membrane 4.
June 4. Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, in Ireland for Robert de
Tweedmouth. Tanton, prebendary of Swerdes, in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, con-
stantly attendant on the king's service. By K.
June 3. Writ de intendendo, directed to archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, earls,
Tweedmouth. barons, knights, freemen and others of the counties of Surrey, Sussex,
Kent and Middlesex, in favour of William de Northo appointed to the office
of escheator in those counties, during pleasure. By C.
The like, directed to sheriffs of the said counties.
May 27. Pardon to John de Parys, in consideration of his service in staying .with
Tweedmouth. the king to help him in the war of Scotland, for the rape of Margaret Payn
of Gratham. By p.s.
June 6. Grant to Richard Gilwy and Reyner, his son, that on payment to the
Tweedmouth. king or his receiver of the county of Ponthieu of 1 33/. 8*. 6d. of the current
coinage of Paris thev shall be quit of the balance of 266/. 1 7^. still remain-
ing due by them of the purchase money for journeys of wood in Cressy
forest, as reduced by letters patent of 15 October, 6 Edward III. This
further reduction is granted on account of the continued depreciation of the
currency in question. By C.
June 6. Licence for William de Kaynes to enfeoff Geoffrey de Donechirche of the
Tweedmouth. manor of Tarente Kaynes, held in chief, and for him to re-grant the same
to the said William, Margaret his wife, and his heirs.
By fine of 20/. Dorset.
June 8. Licence for John de Albiniaco to enfeoff Elias de Godeleye of the manor
Tweedmouth. of Kyngeshome by Gloucester, held in chief, and for him to re-grant the
same to the said John and Cicely his wife, in fee tail, with remainder to his
right heirs.
By fine of 10/. « At the instance of Thomas de Escrik. Gloucester.
June 10. Grant reciting that, whereas the king assigned to John de Pulteneye,
Tweedmouth. late mayor of London, and Geoffrey le Botiller 1,000/. out of the issues of a
moiety of the customs in the port of Southampton and 528/. 9s, 2d, out of
the new custom in the port of London, in satisfaction of 1,528/. 9^. 2d, paid
on his account to discbarge debts due from the time of Edward I. to certain
towns in Gascony [Patent Roll, 6 Edward I I L, part 2, membrane 1], the
said John and (Geoffrey have been unable to obtain full payment of the
1,000/. out of the customs of Southampton now that by the statute of the
staple a wool staple is held at Winchester and other places, that there is
still due to them a balance of 552/. \2s. 9</., and that they shall receive
352/. \29, 9d, of such balance out of the issues of the customs of wools,
hides and woolfells in Winchester and the residue out of the new custom in
the port of London until they are satisfied of the sum due to them, they or
Uieir attorney shall keep one part of the cocket at Winchester, and such
attorney shall receive daily 6d, for his expenses so long as he has the seal
or half that sum if he be at any time controller of customs at Winchester.
By K. & C.
Mandates in pursuance to the collectoi*8 in the city of Winchester and in
the port of London.
June 4. Grant to Master Pancius de Controne, the king's leech, at his own request,
Twtedmoath. that he shall receive the yearly sum of 100/. lately granted to him by the
king, out of the farm of the city of Norwich, instead of at the Exchequer.
[Foedera.] By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of Norwich.
May 12.
takinff
Belford. order of knighthood. By fine of 100#. Nottingham.
s E 2
436 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Mbmbranb 3.
May 16. Pardon to Richard de Padenore of his outlawry in the county of
Tweedmouth. Southampton for non-appearance before John de Scures and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching an indictment of taking
away two oxen and a young bullock at Lemington. By p.e.
May 18. Protection with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for Ralph de Broke
Tweedmouth. going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
May 21. Grant to Walter de Chesthunte. king's yeoman, for service to queen
Tweedmouth. Isabella and the king, of the office of the pesage of wools in the city of
London, during good behaviour. By p.s.
May 22. Grant to the mayor, ichevins and commonalty of Abbeville, for their
Tweedmouth. charges and losses in maintaining the rights and franchises of their town, of
the following assise from Midsummer to All Saints Day ; on every pottle
{lot) of wine retailed in the town, one penny of Paris ; and on each pound
of other merchandise sold there, one penny from both seller and buyer.
French. By K.
May 15. Grant to William de Byfeld, king's clerk, of the chapel within the manor
Tweedmouth. of Esthall, in the king's gift, by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
of John Lovel, tenant in chief.
Grant to the same of the chapel within the manor of Minster Lovel, in the
king's gift for the same reason.
Vacated by surrender,
"May 20. Licence for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, the king's kinsman,
Tweedmouth. out of pity for his estate, and that he be not hereafter impeached for his
absence from the realm, to stay beyond the seas so long as he pleases.
By p.8.
April 23. Ratification of the estate of Master Robert de Baldok, king's clerk, as
Newcastle- parson of the church of Bradeford, notwithstanding any right accming to
upon-Tyne. i\^q ^jng \^y reason of the lands of Thomas earl of Lancaster having
been in the late king's hands, and prebendary of Monketon in the
collegiate church of Ripon, of Bedminstre with Radeclyve, in the church of
St. Mary, Salbbury, and of Barton, in the church of Wells. By p.s.
May 10. Exemption, for life, of William Pykerel, king's serjeant, from being put
Tweedmouth. on assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor,
escheator, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against
his will. By p.s.
May 30. Appointment of William de Shareshull as a justice of the Bench, during
Tweedmouth. pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Herle and the other justices of the
Bench.
May 25. Confirmation of a demise by John de Sancto Amando, lately deceased, to
Tweedmouth. Robert de Sancto Paulo, for life, of the bailiwick of the hundred of Blox-
ham by the rent of 20 marks payable to Mary late the vrife of Amaric de
Sancto Amando and after her decease (which has now happened), to the said
John and his heirs. By fine of 2 marks.
Mandate to Robert Selyman, escheator in the counties of Southampton,
Wilts, Oxford, Berks and Buckingham, not to intermeddle further with the
said bailiwick which he has taken into the king's hands on the death of the
said Mary, and to deliver any issues thereof which he may have received
to the said Robert, provided that the latter be able to answer to the king
for the rent.
Memorandum^ that the rent of 20 marks is to be paid to the king during
the minority of the heir of the said John.
7 EDWARD m.— Part I. 437
1333. Membrane 3 — cont.
June 3. Presentation of Gilbert de CiiiBhuU to the church of Morton by
Tweedmouth. Buckingham, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the land and heir of Paulinus Pey vre, tenant-in-chief.
May 30. Grant to certain merchants of tho county of Ponthieu who intend to buy
Tw«cdmoatb. the vesture of 5 acres of wood in Cressy forest lately granted by the king's
letters patent to John Vyncent, the receiver, and William de Borden, the
controller, of the said county, that they may without let buy the same, cut
it down, carry it whither they will and make their profit thereof.
June 2. Mandate to the mayors, sheriffs and commonalty of the towns of Abbe-
Tweedmooth. ville, Crotoy, Rue and Cressy not to levy from the seneschal, the receiver
and the controller of Ponthieu, the dean and chapter of the church of St.
Wolfram, Abbeville, and also Matthew Blanket, sheriff of Abbeville,
the maletolt lately granted to them by the lung on things bought and sold
in the said towns.
June 4. John de Baillolf, staying in Scotland, has letters nominating Hugh de
Tweedmouth. Hoghton his attorney in England until Michaelmas.
Vacated because on the Scotch Roll.
June 8. Mandate to John de Peyto, the younger, escheator in the counties of
Tweedmouth. Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop, Stafford, and the adjoining march of
Wales, for restitution of the temporalities of the house of St. Peter,
Shrewsbury, to Adam de Clebury, one of the monks, whose election as
abbot has been confirmed by Roger bishop of Coventry and Lichfield and
who has done fealt}' to the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for the said Adam directed to all tenants of the
abbey.
Mandate for restitution directed to John de WatenhuU and William de Ac-
ton who were appointed by the king to the custody of the said temporalities.
June 11. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Richard Waleys, parson
Tweedmouth. of the church of Walton-on-Trent.
The like for the following : —
June 12. The abbot of Mereval.
Tweedmouth.
June 16. John Coppyndale of Beverley.
Tweedmouth.
May 17. Pardon to Roger de Greseley of his outlawry in the county of Leicester,
Tweedmouth. for non-appearance before William Trussel and his fellows, justices of oyer
and terminer, to answer touching the death of Roger de Norton. By p.s.
June 3. Exemption, for life, of John de Snpy, knight from being put on assizes,
Tweedmouth. juries or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, escheator, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
June 14. Grant to Roger de Gildesburgh, king's clerk, during pleasure, of the
Tweedmouth. office in the Exchequei* which Nicholas de Teukesbury, clerk, lately held.
ByC.
June 17. Engagement of Master John Petri, king's clerk, professor of civil law, as
Tweedmouth. one of the king's council, with 50 marks yearly at the Exchequer for
expenses, until he be provided with the equivalent in rent in one or two
ecclesiastical benefices. If ho be sent abroad at any time on the king's
business he shall receive a reasonable allowance or wages according to his
estate, beyond the aforesaid pension. By K.
Juno 16. Elizabeth do Burgo, stajing in England, has letters nominating Henry de
Tweedmouth. Cestre and John de Knaresburgh her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Baldok, prebendary
of Bedminstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
438 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 3 — cant.
June 10. Pardon, at the instance of Anthony de Lucy, to John son of Walter de
Tweedmouth. Plumlund for the death of William son of John son of Matthew de
Plumlund. By p.s.
June 12. Exemption, for life, of Geoffrey le Spenser of Upton, from being put on
Tweedmouth. assizes, juries or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the
statute, and from appointment as mayor, encheator, sheriff, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K«
June 16. IProtection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Master Robert de
Tweedmouth. Stratford.
June 19. The like for Richard de Greneburgh, prior of Grave.
Tweedmouth.
Membrane 2.
June 12, Protection for two years, for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Mary
Tweedmouth. Magdalene, Southwell, collecting alms for their house.
June 14. Protection with clause rogamuSy for two years for the master and
Tweedmouth. brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr of Aeon, London, and
their attorneys, collecting alms in churches. The king's bailiffs are to
arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their names.
June 7. Exemplification of a charter, dated 13 August, 30 Edward I., being a
Tweedmouth. grant to the merchant vintnors of the duchy of Aquitaine of certain liberties
in return for a custom of 2s. on every tun of wine imported by them into
the realm. [C?uirter Boll, 30 Edward /., No. 9.]
June 16. Pardon to Robert de Shrevele of Arderne and Margaret his wife, of their
Tweedmouth. outlawry and waiver in the county of Northampton for non-appearance in
the court of King's Bench to answer touching a plea of trespass of Robert
de Pynkeneye ; on certificate of Geoffrey le Scrope, chief justice, that they
have now surrendered in the marshalsea prison.
May 27. Grant to William Lenglis, king s yeoman, lately appointed by lettei*s
Tweedmouth. patent to the custody of certain lands, in Bedford and other counties, during
minority of the heirs of Adam de Crokedayk, that he shall hold such custody
quit of the rent for the same reserved in the letters patent. By p.s.
June 11. Ratification of the estate of John de Marton, king's clerk, as parson of
Tweedmouth. the church of Westillebury by the late king's presentetion ; the king
wishing to make him secure therein on account of his long service to late
king and to himself.
June 19. Protection for two years for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Leonard
Tweedmouth. without Bannebury collecting alms for iheir house.
June 17. Confirmation of an indenture of Henry bishop of Lincoln, made with
Tweedmouth. the assent of the dean and chapter, granting to Richard de Camera son of
Richard de Tettebury, in fee tail, a messuage, three and a half virgates
of land, 6 acres of meadow and 2 acres of pasture, in Stodham, co. Oi^ord,
sometime of Henry Ferraunt, late bondman of the bishop, by the rent of 20f.
at the terms usual in the manor of Dorkoestre. If Uie said Richard die
without heir of his body, the premises are to revert to the bishop and his
successors. By fine of 30«.
June 20. Licence for Godekin de Revele the younger and Robert Stuffyn of
Tweedmouth. Newark, merchants, to convey to the staples and thence export at will,
notwithstanding the ordinance of the staple, wools purchased by them from
the prior of Shelford before the making of such ordinance. By K. & C.
The like for the same Godekin and Roger de Glapwell of Cestrefeldy
merchants, in respect of wools purchased from the abbot of Beauchief.
By K. & C
7 EDWARD ra.— Part I. 439
1333« Membrane 2^~cont,
The like for Wedekin de Warendorp, merchant of Ahnaio, in respect of
wools purchased from the prior of Newstede on Ancolm. Bj K. & C*
Jane 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain bj Nicholas Belon, clerk, Eobert de
Tweedmouth. Stanford and John Colman to Henry de Burghessh, bishop of Lincoln, of
the advowson of the church of Holbech, of the yearly value of 100 marks
as appears by inquisition taken by Matthew Broun, late escheator in the
counties of Lincoln, Northampton and Eutland ; in part satisfaction of the
late licence for the bishop to appropriate churches to the yearly value of
200 marks.
June 20. Pardon to Henry de Tyddeswell of Staunford for acquiring in fee from
Tweedmouth. Henry de Twyford, chaplain, a messuage in StaiTnford, held in burgage by
the yearly service of I5d,, payable to the king after the death of John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, as appears by an inquisition taken by Gilbert de
Leddrede, escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland,
and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain the
same.
June 24. Presentation of John do Malmesbury, parson of the church of Fulmerston
Tweedmouth. with the chapel of Croxton, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of
Lanwaynard, in the diocese of Llandafl*, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of John de Hasty nges, tenant in chief of the
late king ; on an exchange of benefices with Master Gilbert de Welton.
Mbmbranb h
May 24. Grant with the assent of the council to queen Philippa, in part satisfaction
Tweedmouth. of the 500 marks of land and rent lately promised to her to supplement her
dower, of the manor of Middelton, co. Kent, with the hundreds and other
appurtenances, late of Master John de Florencia, deceased, to hold, for life, as
of the yearly value of 240/. with knight's fees, advowsons, marriages, escheats,
chaces, parks, assart lands, purprestures, libeities, free customs and all other
appurtenances as fully as the king would hold the same if it were in his
hands, and with all the rights he would have therein. By p.s.
June 6. Licence for William Daumarle the elder to enfeoff V^alter de Kyne-
Tweedmouth. wardesleye, parson of the church of Alvardeston, of the manor of Wodc-
biry, co. Devon, held in chief; and for him to re-grant the manor, 13 marks
of rent excepted, to the grantor, for life, with successive remainders to
William his son, Elena his wife, and the heirs of the body of Elena, and
to the right heirs of William the elder, and the rent of 13 marks,
excepted as above, to William the son, Elena his wife and the heirs
of the body of Elena, with remainder in default of such heir to the right
heirs of William the elder. By fine made at another time, and fine of 40#.
Mbmbranb 29d.
Jan. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Bichard de Aldeburgh, TfaOmas de
York. Boelton and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by Thomas de Gunneys the
elder that John de Gunneys, William Tyrewhyt of Pokelyngton, Thomas
Tyrewhyt, Walter de Berewik, Thomas le Porter of Berewik and others
at Hayton, co. York, broke his close and houses, assaulted him, carried
away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 20f.
Jan. 30. The like to John de Stonore, John Inge, John de Hampton and Master
York. John de Hildesle, on complaint by John de Langeford that Theobald
Russel, John de Kyngeston of the Isle of Wight, John son of John de
GUmorgan, Robert Urry, Gilbert de Esteneye, William son of William de
Borhunte of Portsmouth and others broke doors and windows of his
nianor at Chale in the Isle of Wight, carried away his goods and assaulted
his servants. By K.
440
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Jan. 28.
York.
Mbmbranb 28d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Serope, William de
Denum, Riehardr dc AJdeburgh and Thomas . Deyvill, on complaint by
Robert de Killum that Edmund de Boynton, William le Conestable, knight^
Roger de Boynton, Robert, parson of the church of Holm,- William de
Heslyngton, Richard le Tayllour of Boynton, John Marescbal of Brunnoby,
Walter Twapens of Boynton and others, at Bruneby, co. York, broke his
close and houses, mowed his corn, carried it away with his goods, and
assaulted his servants.
Changed because sealed at another time by fine of ^ mark.
Jan. 27.
York.
March 4.
Pontefract.
Feb. 3.
York,
Membrane 27d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Ralph de
Bulmere, Geoffrey de Edenham and Adam de Hoi>erton, on complaint by
William dc Ros of Hamelak of trespasses in his parks at Helmesley and
Strorthwait, co. York. Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below.
Association [pursuant to 1 Edward III. statute 1, cap. 8] of J. bishop of
Carlisle, John de Warrenna, earl of Surrey, and Thomas Wake of Lidell,
baron, with Geoffrey lo Scropo and the other justices of the King's Bench to
hear the complaint of John de Crumbewell and Idonia his wife that a fine
levied in the late reign before William de Bereford and other justices of the
Bench between Hugh le Despenser the younger, plaintiff, and the said John
and Idonia, deforciants, of the manor of Shaldeford and the advowson of
the church of that manor, and another fine between Robert de Baldok,
plaintiff, and the same, deforciants, of the manor of Esenden, were levied by
lorce and duress and to annul the same.
By C. because sealed at another time.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Feriby, William de Gotham
and Bartholomew de Codegrave, touching the accounts of murage collected
by John Bully, John Passeys and others at Nottingham.
Commission to Roger Chaundos, Richard de Ryvers, William de Broem
and John le Rous, to make inquisition touching alleged wastes of lands,
houses, woods and gardens of the castle and manor of Bergeveny, now in
the king's hands by reason of the minority of Laurence, son and heir of
John de Hastinges, who held the same in chief as a gift of the late king,
and in the custody of Roger de Grey by the king's appointment, and to
send the same to the king without delay, taking the castle and manor into
his hands if necessary. The justice of South Wales has been commanded
to furnish jurors for the enquiry. By K.
Jan. 28.
York.
Feb. 10.
Pontefiact.
Membrane 26d,
Commission to John de Haveryngton, Richard de Huddeleston and Peter
Tylliol to make inquisition in the couuties of Cumberland and Westmore-
land touching the persons who have abducted Roger de Kirkepatrik,
knight of Scotland, who lately came to England to save his life, while in the
king's protection, and whither they have taken him, to bring him wherever
found, to some safe place and to imprison all concerned in the matter,
certifying the king of their proceedings herein. By pet. of C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John Lercedekene,
Ralph Blohihou, John de Trev^gnon, John Billon and Peter de Kemmyel
touching alleged oppressions by John Treiagu, late sheriff of Cornwall, by
colour of his office. By C.
7 EDWAED III.- Part I.
441
1333.
Feb. 13.
Pontefract.
Feb. 12.
Pontefhict.
Feb. 4.
York.
Jan. 27.
York.
Marcb 4.
JrgOtCIraCT.
Feb. 18.
Pontefract.
Membrane 25d — cont.
The like to John de Cantebrigge, Geoffrey de Edenbam, Robert de
Thorpe and Bobert de Tolthorpe, on complaint by the abbot of Peter*
borough that Henry Beneyt of Undele, John Beneyt of Undele, William de
Luton, William Pampilon, John de Haundes, Walter Blokwyne, John de
Dalderby, Hugh Goldsmyth, Richard Dolle, Richard Dreu, John de Bury,
William son uf John Alom, William Chaundeler^ Nicholas Tresshere,
Robert Henriesservant Beneyt, Albert Henriesservant Beneyt, Richard
Henriesservant Beneyt, Greoffrey de Tanessore, Ralph de Aldewynde, John
May, Henry de Sethewyk, William son of Peter de Haddon, William de
Twywell, Richard * in the Lane,* William de Narford of Undele, Robert
Aketonner, Luke Philipp, Robert de Walcote, John Dalby, William son of
William de Keteryng, Nicholas Asselyn, William Vaux of Peterborough
and others broke his houses at Haddon and carried away his goods.
By fine of 40*. Huntingdon.
The like to Geoffrey de Edenham, William de la Launde, Simon de
Gryniesby and John de Trehampton, on complaint by Alice late the wife
of Henry de Baumburgh thai Walter Hemmyng of Fryskenay, Richard
son of Alan de Langeton, Robert Pynecrak of Burgh, Walter atte Rawe of
Burgh and others broke her close at Burgh, took her on the king's high-
way, imprisoned her in the house of the said Walter Hemmyng in
Fryskenay and carried away her goods, with a chest containing charteri*,
writings and other muniments at Burgh and Friskenay.
By fine of 40*. Lincoln.
Membranb 24d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Dcnum, John de Denum
and John de Horneby the younger, touching an appeal which Emma late
the wife of Robert son of Thomas de Hale brings in the county of Lancaster
against Margery late the wife of Henry de Walton, Simon son of William de
Walton, Simon son of Richard de Walton, Robert de Fasacrelegh, Richard
his son, Robert son of Gilbert le Norreys, Richard son of William de
Walton, John and William his brothers, Alan le Smith (Fabrum) of
Egge, Richard Blundel, William Thumewyt, William son of the Baker
(Pistoris) of Liverpull, William de Wynequik, and John Truan, of the
death of her husband ; on petition of the accused for a speedy hearing.
By fine of 50s. I^ancaster.
The like to William de. Denum, Ralph de Bulmere, Geoffrey de Edenham
and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by William de Ros that John
Cokhird, John Flour, William de Cokfeld, John Collan, Edmund de Percy
and others broke his parks at Helmesleye and Storthwait, co. York.
Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.
Appointment of Richard de Wylughby, in place of Ebulo Lestraunge,
lately appointed a keeper of the county ot Lincoln with John de Wylughby,
Adam de Welle, William de Eyncourt, Thomas de Neumarche, John de
Barkworth and John de Merstone, who is unable to act being attendant on
some business of the king, to hear and determine any indictments of tres-
passes before them ; indictments between Thomas Wake of Lidel and the
prior of Spaldyng of trespasses, at Spaldvng and the neighbourhood
committed contrary to the king's inhibitions always excepted. By C.
Membranb 23</.
Commission to William de Denum, Peter de Middelton, Adam de^ Bowes
and Robert de Barton, to make iuquisition in the county of Cumberland,
touching a petition of the abbot of St. Mary's, York, for relief under the
following circumstances. Whereas king Henry [I.J granted to the abbot
442
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Feb. 27.
Pontefinet.
April 14.
Ihirfaam.
Feb. 12.
Pontefraot.
Marcb 5.
FoDteflraot.
Membrane 23r7-— conf.
and monks of St. Mar/s, York, the cell of St. Condtantine, with the manor
of Wederhale, the chapel of Werthewjk and a sloice and mill-pond of a
fishery and a mill at Wederhale, and this grant the present king confirmed,
with a further grant to the abbot and convent and their successors that
thej might repair the sluice and mill-pond, when necessary, without
impediment from any of the king's ministers, John de Louthre, now
escheator in the counties of York, Westmoreland, Northumberland and
Cumberland, by pretext of an inquisition taken virtute officii, has prevented
the abbot from making his profit of the sluice, mill-pond and fishery. The
king having commanded the escheator to suffer the abbot to have his profit
or to show cause in the Chancery why he did not, he has signified that ho
found by inquisition that the abbot has made shiices and a mill-pond in the
river Eden which is a great river (ripa), wherein the king and divers men of
those parts have fisheries, some free and several and some common, and that
the abbot at all seasons of the year, in the close season as well as at other
times, has taken salmon, kippers and others, in the river and sluices
contrary to the statute, whereby the king and others having fisheries there
have been damaged for twenty years to the extent of lOOf. yearly, because
the sluices are ^raised so high that scarcely any salmon can pass ; but on the
part of the abbot the king is informed that neither he nor his predecessors
have made any new sluice or mill-pond in the river since the date of the
grant, that neither the king nor any others have fisheries where the abbot
has his several fishery and that the abbot has not taken any salmon contrary
to the statute. The commissioners are to certify the king fully as to the
true facts of the case.
Vacated by surrender.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and
William de Ponte Roberti, on complaint by John le Yonge that William de
Pauethom, Hugh and John his brothers, and others carried away his goods at
Shorham, co. Sussex. By fine of 20f.
The like on complaint by the same John and Agnes his wife that the
same persons assaulted the said Agnes at Shorham, co. Sussex.
By fine of 20«.
Mbmbranb 22d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, John de
Whelnetham and John de Norton, on complaint by Elena late the wife of
John Dautref that Richard de Nowers, John Warde, Peter de Poyton the
younger, Alina late the wife of Ralph de Hemenhale^ Walter son of Simon
de Preston, Thomas son of the same Walter, Robert de Hemenhale and
others, at Meldyngg, co. Sufiblk, broke her close and the doors and windows
of her houses, took away 12 horses and 4 oxen, worth 80/., carried away
her goods and assaulted her servants.
Changed because sealed at another time. By fine of 20#.
The like to Richard de Grey of Codenore, William de Herle, Richard de
Wylughby, Roger de Baukwell and Henry de Fenton, touching alleged
oppressions by Thomas de Carleton, late undersheriff of the county of
Lincoln, Hugh de Carleton, then his clerk, and John Faukes and John
Judekyn, clerks, bailiffs of the city of Lincoln, and other ministers in the
county of Lincoln by colour of their offices. By C.
The like to William de Herle, John de Stonore, John de Cantebrigge,
John de Preston and Richard de Aldeburgh, on complaint that Hugh de
Croydon, deputed by the sheriffs of London to the custody of Newgate gaol,
and other ministers there hare been goilty of oppressions and extortions by
7 EDWARD HL— Part I.
443
1333.
March 10.
PootefrAct.
Membrane 22d — cont,
colour of their offices, confining men committed for trespasses other than
felonj among notorious felons, bailing out homicides, bj torture and other-
wise taking laige ransoms and fines from those in their cnstodj, and com*
mitting other excesses. Bj G.
The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe and John de
Claver, on complaint bj William de Onnebj, chaplain, that John Huberd
of Kirketon, Alan Huberd of Kirketon, Bobert le Baillivesman of Rameseye
Thomas Pilkok, GFeofirey Bede, Bobert Palmere, Joan his wife, and others
imprisoned him at Wystowe by Bameseye, co. Huntingdon, and carried
away his goods.
Benewed by the Chancellor because sealed at another time. By p.s.
Feb. 20.
Pontefiact
Feb. 13.
York.
March 4.
PoDtefract.
Mbmbranb 2ld.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Balph de
Bokkyng and John Claver, on complaint by Henry Yreyse of Skiedamme
in Hainault that, whereas lately he put into the port of Ipswich, co.
Suffolk, in a ship laden with merchandise for trade, Gilbert de Burgh of
Ipswich, William le Fevre of Ipswich and others, plotting to hinder his
trade, imprisoned him at Ipswich, co. Suffolk, and arrested his ship and
cargo, until for the release of himself, his ship and goods, be made divers
fines to the sum of 15/. lOs. By K.
The like to William de Denum, Bobert de Insula of Chipeches, Grerard
de Wyderyngton and Bobert de Tughale, on complaint by the prior of
Tynemouth that William Littel, Peter Littel, and John Littel, all of Bewick,
CO. Northumberland, and others rescued some cattle impounded for customs
and services due to him there. By p.9.
Vacated because otherxcise below.
The like to John de Haveryngton, Bichard de Hodeleston and John de
Hornby the younger, in the county of Lancaster, oh petition on the part of
the commonalty of the realm exhibited in the last Parliament at York,
praying that men may be appointed in each county to keep the statutes of
28 Edward I. and of 4 and 6 Edward III., for the making of purveyances
for the households of the king and queen, and to do justice in cases where
prises are made contrary to such statutes. By G.
The like to the followini
Boger de Somervill
John de Sutton
Bobert de Scorburgh
John Faucorabergg
Nicholas de Menill
John Moryn
John de Kilvyngton
John de Eland
William de Scargill
Adam de Hoperton
Thomas Deyvill
Bichard de Grey
Nicholas de Langford
John de Twiford
Bichard de la Pole
Bichard do Grey
Thomas de Longvillers
John del Ker
in the East Biding of Yorkshire.
in the North Biding of Yorkshire.
An the West Biding of Yorkshire.
in the county of Derby.
in the county of Nottingham.
444 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333 Membrane 20d.
March 10. Appointment of Ralph Fitz Richard in the late commission of ojer and
Cowick. terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Cyfurwas, and William Scot on
complaint bj William Latymer that Ralph de Wedon knight, broke his
houses at Amondesham and Little Missyndene, co. Buckingham, in the
place of the said John on the ground that the said John was once
impleaded of trespass by Ralph de Wedon before William de Herle and his
fellows, justices of oyer and terminer. By 0.
Membrane 19cf.
March 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Ros, John de Shardelowe,
Cowick. and John Claver, on complaint by the prior of Wabron that Walter de
Holwelle, knight, Robert his son, Stephen de Holwelle, Thomas de
Holwelle, John atte Style, chaplain, William Berry, John de Elsyngg,
Richard, abbot of Notele, Alexander de Scheryngbam, a canon of that
abbey, Robert de Dallyng, Geoffrey de Blakene and others took away
2 horses of his worth 6 marks, carried away his goods and assaulted his
servants at Kelly ngg and Scheryngham, co. Norfolk.
Changed because sealed at another time. By fine of 10«.
Afterwardsj on 20 August^ Thomas Bdcoun is associated in this
commission.
March 22. The like to Thomas Baconn, John de If eld, William Scot and Thomas de
Pontefract. Lincoln, on complaint by Simon archbishop of Canterbury that his trees at
Wrotham, Eghtham, Benyndenne, Wodechirche, Gutherst, Hedecrone,
Tenderdenne, Rolvyndenne, Cranebrok, Egertone, Smerdenne, Scandherst,
Newendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Rokyng, Bilsyntone, Wy-
ghrichesbam in Oxene and Stone in Oxene, co. Kent, have been divers times
cut down, by night and day, his parks at Wrotham and Eghtham broken
and his deer hunted and carried away.
Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.
Feb. 13. The like to William de Denum, Robert de Insula of Chipches, Gerard de
York. Wyderyngton and Robert de Tughale, in the county of Northumberland, on
complaint by the prior of Tynemouth that, whereas he according to the
law and custom of the realm had taken certain beasts of the plough for
customs and services due to him, and impounded that in his fee of Bewyk
and had also taken others in his fee of Eglyugeham, and would have
impounded these, William Littel of Bewyk, Peter Littel of Bewyk, John
Littel of Bewyk, and others broke the pounds, took away the beasts
impounded there, reserved those that were not yet impounded, entered his
free warren at Lilleburne and the said towns of Bewyk and Eglyngeham,
hunted therein, depastured his crops and grass at Bewyk with their cattle,
broke his houses there, felled his trees there and at Eglyngeham and
carried these away, with other goods and hares, rabbits and partridges from
the warren. By p.8.
Membrane ISd.
March 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent
Pontefract. and William de Ponte Roberti, on complaint by John de Moubray, lord of
the honor of Brembre, co. Sussex, that whereas he and his ancestors
as lords of the honor have time out of mind had wreck of Hca therein,
Ralph de Camoys, knight, Walter Randekyn, Ranulph his brother, John
Lovekyn, John Randolf, John Swenge, William le Hayward, John son of
Gamel atte Walter, John Forbenche, William Forbenche, William Petite
and othere, carried away 4 tuns of wine, worth 20/., and other goods, which
had been driven ashore in a storm at Hene, Worthyng, Launcyng, Pende,
Shorham and Kyngeston, within the honor, broke his parks at Beaubusch,
7 EDWARD III.— Part I.
445
1333.
April 14.
Durham.
Membrane 18rf — conU
Knap|)e, Stokke, and Fyndon, entered his free chace at St. LeonardV,
hunted there, carried awaj deer and assaolted his servants at Horsham and
Shorham. Bj K.
The like to Thomas Bacoun, Roger de Kerdeston and John de Roden-
hale, on complaint bj Thomas de Bavent that Simon de Perepount, W illiam
de Beleham, William Mokyn, Walter Eybbe, liJ aster John Simondesservant
de Perepount and others carried away bj night 10/. oi his monej at Wrent-
ham, CO. Suffolk, and assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 1 mark.
Feb. 15.
PontefrAct.
Mbmbranb 17 d.
Appointment of William Trussel , William de Shareshull, John de Freston
and Hugh de Harebergh to keep the peace pursuant to the statutes of
Winchester and Northampton, in the counties of Northampton, Warwick,
Salop, Stafford, Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, where the keepers of
the peace already appointed have been unable to restore order, and to hear
and determine felonies and trespasses. By C.
The like of the following : —
Richard de Grey 1
Thomas de Longvilers :>in the county of Nottingham.
John del Ker J
Richard de Grey 1
. SStX'ST'""'^*''--*^ of Derby.
Richard de la Pole J
Thomas de Chaworth 5
Robert de Sadyngton J
March 18.
PoDtefraot.
Aoff. 0.
Knaretborotigh.
Mbmbranb I5d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Richard de
Emeldon and Robert de Tuggale, on complaint by Robin Jouyn, Robert
de Chastelon and their fellows, merchants of Montivilliers in Normandy,
that John Godyher of Hull, Alexander Vicergate of Hull, Thomas de
Ripon, Roger de Ravenesse, John Raddetorreye, Philip Hendefelawe,
Robert Beraud, Robert Roteheryng, William de Humbleton of Ravenesse,
Roger Gaters of Lynn, John de Crekelade of Yarmouth and others entered
a ship of theirs, Le Seynt Martyn, when stranded near the town of
Tynemouth, co. Northumberland, assaulted the mariners and carried away
the cargo. By K.
The like for the same Robin and Robert.
Mbmbranb lid.
April 20. Commission to Thomas de Lungevillers, supplying the place of the
Newcastle- keeper of the forest on this side Trent in Shirewod Forest, and Roger
upoo-TyDe. ^q Baukwell, on evidence laid before the king on the part of Roger le
Wyne that a pasture called * FuUewod ' in Penkeston, and Normanton, oo.
Derby, near the town of Kirkeby, co. Nottingham, is not within the
metes of the said forest and for this reason is not liable to pay a custom for
the king's use within that forest, called * wardefet,' for which the said
Thomas has distrained on him at various times, to make inquisition in the
presence of the foresters, verderers and other minbters of the forest and to
446 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1883. Membrane l^d^-eont.
certify the king whether the said pasture is within the metes of the forest as
defined by perambulation in the time of king John and a charter of that
king wherein it is expressly contained that such perambulation began at
the ford of Cunyngeswath ascending westwards by the river Medine to the
town called Warshop, thence by the same river to Pleselegh park, and to
Heytredebrigge, turning thence by the high road of Nottingham as far as
Milneford bridge, thence ascending to Mnunneshered and Uience between
the fields of Herdewic and Kirkeby and Kirkeby moor as far as the comer
called Nunneker. By C.
April 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld,
Newcastle- William Scot and Thomas de Faversham, on complaint by Simon, arch-
npou-Tyne. bishop of Canterbury, that James Brounyng, James atte Grove, Thomas
Meykyn, Thomas Coupere, Thomas son of John de Akdenne, Philip
Meykys, Alice Bertelot, Bichard Potyn, Gilbert Hughelot, John Bichard,
John son of Germanus Brounyng, Eustace Lucas, Thomas son of Bichard
de Akdenne, Bobert de Ouenhame, John Kynet, William Meykyn, Eustace
de Underhelde, John son of Robert Meykyn, John Palmere, Adam Sote,
Thomas Bud, Peter Germayn, Walter Bakere, Gilbert Odyerne, William
Sibbe, Thomas Veriere, William Veriere, Balph Pot, John Pot, Hen^ Pot,
Thomas son of Bobert Pot, Nicholas Paulyn, Thomas atte Gate of Oxene,
Thomas de Kersbrok, Thomas atte Cherche of Hauekherst, Walter de
LoUesdenne, William Hamon of Benyndenne, Adam atte Leade, Bichard
Austyn of Benyndenne, John Skippere the elder, Biice atte More, Nicholas
son of Bichard de Theglyndenne, William de Hope, Simon Bogheman,
Simon his son, John de Kyngeslonde, Bichard Colet, John White, Walter
Amys, William de Beuchesham, Henry Farman, John Wolverd, Peter le
Parker, John atte Forde, John and Thomas his sons, Walter Colepeper,
William de Bramptone, William Ayn, Simon Cobbe, William son of
William Waldere, William Bakere, John atte Holme, William Aleyn
the younger, Henry his brother, John de Oxebrok, John Lynche, Thomas
Lynche and others cut down trees in his woods of Dronedennes at
Wyghtricchesham, Stone in Oxene, Benyndenne, Wodecherche, Goutherst,
Hedecrone, Tenderdenne, Bolvyndenne, Egartone, Smerdenne, Sandherst,
Nywendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Bokynge, Bylsyngtone,
Wrotham and Eghtham, co. Kent, at divers times by night and by day, broke
his parks at Wrotham and Eghtham, hunted there and carried away deer
and trees. Changed because sealed at another time, nj p.s.
Membrane 13.
March 28. Mandate to the abbot of St. Mary's, York, to send to Durham within
Cowick. eight days of Easter a stout cart, well bound with iron, and five horses, for
the kin^s ^rvice against the Scots. By K.
Vacated because on the Close Roll,
The like to the following : —
The abbot of Fountains.
The abbot of G^rovall.
The abbot of Melsa.
The prior of Bridelyngton,
The abbot of Seleby.
The abbot of Whalleye.
The prior of Durham for a wagon and ten oxen.
Mandate to the abbot of Westminster to send to York, by the morrow of
the Ascension at the latest, a cart and five horses. By K.
1 EDWARD III.— Part I. 447
2333^ Membrane 13 — cont.
The like to the foUowiag for one cart each : —
The prior of Christ Church, Canterbury.
The abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.
The abbot of Abyndon.
The abbot of Thame.
The prior of Ely.
The abbot of Bardeneye.
The abbot of Crouland.
The abbot of Ramsey.
The abbot of Peterborough.
The prior of Spaldyng.
The abbot of Waltham.
The abbot of St. Edmund's.
The prior of Holy Trinity, Norwich.
The prior of Lewes.
The prior of St. Swithun's, Winchester.
The abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester.
The abbot of St. Albans.
The abbot of Battle.
The abbot of Thomeye.
The abbot of Evesham.
The prior of Worcester.
The abbot of Oseneye.
The abbot of Hyde by Winchester.
The abbot of Chester.
The abbot of Shrewsbury.
The prior of Sempyngham.
MsiiBRANB lid.
April 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John de
Newcastle- Heyford and William de Sutton, on complaint by Thomas Hastang that
upon-Tyne. Henry de Hynton of Coventre, John de Merylon and others assaulted him
at Coventre, co. Warwick, and carried away his goods. By fine of 10#.
May 3. Commission de walliis et fossatis to John Claver, Robert de Welle,
Belford. Thomas de Birston and Simon Costyn along the coast in the towns of
Middelton, Scchith, Rungeton, Westwynch, Watlyngton, Wyrmegeye,
Shuldham and Porteneye, co. Norfolk.
Changed by H. de Clif because sealed at another time.
May 12. Appointment of Richard de Wylughby as a keeper of the county of
Belford. Stafu)rd, and justice of oyer and terminer there, with Ralph Basset, Ralph
le Boteller, Thomas de Halghton, Roger Hillary and PhUip de SomerviU
already appointed. By 0«
Membrane IQd.
April 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de
Newcastle- Edenham and Roger de Baukwell, on complaint by G^erewin de Pynkeston
upoD-Tyne. i^n^ Bartholomew de Heynig, merchants of Almain, that Robert Route of
Hotoft, William Gk>deman of Malberthorpe, William Wade of Trusthorp,
Robert Rudde, Walter Eyken of Sutton by Hotoft, John Cartere of
Hotoft, Robert Oliver of Sutton, Eudo son of Stephen de Trusthorp, Alan
atte Qote, John atte Oote of Trusthorp, Philip Cochur, Thomas Warde of
Malberthorpe, John Mite of Malberthorpe, Walter Mite, Robert son of
Ralph de Trusthorp, Robert son of Eudo de Trusthorp, Walter Sealdegrys
of Anderby, Hugh his brother, Alan son of Gilbert Chunnesone, Robert his
brother, John Trowe, Henr^ his brother, John Freek, Simon Smyth of
448 CAL.ENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
2333^ Membrane \0d — cont,
Hotoft, Alan Runtyng, William Trowe, William Scaldegrys, John Machoun
of Hotoft, Robert son of Alan Route, Robert Whittel, Richard Pennesone
of Hotoft, Roger son of Thomas de Hotoft, William Flemyng of Hotoft,
Walter Emecyn of Hotoft, Robert Rook of Sutton, Simon Lambjn of
Cumberworth, Eudo son of William de Fryskeneye, Walter son of Alice dQ
Sutton, Robert Warde of Malberthorpe, Robert Trowe, William Pycher of
Sutton, William Bacoun of Sutton and others carried away their goods at
Hotoft, CO. Lincoln, and assaulted and imprisoned their servants. By C.
Membranb ^d.
May 4. Commission to Michael de Wath and John de Burton to take an inquisi-
Belford. tion ad quod damnum touching a petition of queen Phiiippa for licence for
her ministers to cut down trees every tenth year in the wood of Acworth,
called Acworth Park, within the honor of Pontefract, co. York, to make
her profit of. By C
May 17. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Simon do
Tweedmoutb. Drayton, William Busteler and Simon de Brunne, on complaint by John
bishop of Ely that John Coket of Tamworth, William Padel Johanesman
Coket, John son of John le Clerk of Trippelowe, Walter and William his
brothers, John le Mareschal of Trippelowe, Alan le Yonge of Trippelowe,
chaplain, William his . brother, Hugh Styward of Trippelowe, Thomas de
Overe of Shepreth, John le Veyse of Trippelowe, John Styward of Trippe-
lowe, Henry le Bruestere of Trippelowe, Walter Litel Wattesone, Roger
Bacoun Jonanesman du Boys, John le Wryghte of Foulmere, John atte
Brigge, Roger Maukorneya, John Sabbo, Laurence Compyn, Henry
Mervyn, William le Carter, William Chonnot, John Michel, William le
Camber, John le Camber, William de Wolde, Richard Stonhard, John
Homerill, John son of William Andreu of Foulmere and others at Trippe-
lowe, CO. Cambridge, burned ten carts of his loaded with wheat, malt and
other victuals for his household, took away 30 horses, worth 80/., which
were in the said carts, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants.
ByK.
Membranb 8d.
April 26, Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de
Newcastle- Edenhum and Roger de Baukewell, on complaint by John de Mulne of
upon Tyne. Munstre of Almain, merchant, that Ralph Scortrath of Sutton by Hotoft
Alah Lonlyn of Sutton, Robert Bacon of Sutton, Robert son of Alice de
Sutton, Alan son of Ralph Scortrath, John Cole of Sutton, Robert Route
of Hotoft, William Godeman of Malberthorpe, William Wade of Trus-
thorpe, Robert Rudde, Walter Kyken of Sutton by Hotoft, John Cartere
of Hotoft, Robert Oliver of Sutton, Eudo son of Stephen de Trusthorpe,
Alan atte Goto, John atte Goto of Trusthorpe, Philip Cochur, Thomas
Warde of Malberthorpe, John Mite of Malberthorpe, Waiter Mite, Robert
son of Ralph de Trusthorpe, Robert son of Eudo de Trusthorpe, Walter Skal-
degris of Anderby, Hugh his brother, Alan son of Gilbert Chunnesone,
Robert his brother, John Trowe, Henry his brother, John Freek, Simon
Smith of Hotoft, Alan Runtyng, William Trowe, William Skaldegris,
John Machoun of Hotoft, Robert son of Alan Route, Robert Whittel,
Richard Pennessone of Hotoft, Roger son of Thomas de Hotoft,
William Flemyng of Hotoft, Walter Emecvn of Hotoft, Robert Rook of
Sutton, Simon Lambyn of Cumberworth, Eudo son of William de Freskeneye,
Walter son of Alice de Sutton, Robert Warde of Malberthorpe, Robert
Trowe, William Picher of Sutton, William Bacon of Sutton and others
imprisoned him at Hotoft, co. Lincoln, and canied away his goods. By 0.
7 EDWARD UI.— Pabt I.
449
1333.
April 26.
Newoastle-
npoD-Tyne.
AprU 25.
Newcastle-
QpOD-T^De.
May 25.
Tweedmouth.
July 12.
Tweedmoath.
Membrane Sd^cont.
The like, on compluDt by Henry le Walsk of Almain that the said
Balph Scorterath of Sattou by Hoton and the others imprisoned him until
he released to the said Ralph, Alan Lonlyn, Robert Bacon, Robert son of
Alice, Alan son of Ralph and John Cole all actions which he had a^nst
them, and carried away his goods. By 0.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kerdiston, Thomas Baooun
and John Claver touching alleged oppressions and extortions by sheriffs
of Norfolk and Su£fblk and their clerks and ministers under colour of their
office. By 0.
The like to John de Stonore, Oliver de Carminou and John Billon, on
complaint by Robert Poer of Ragenys and Alice his wife, that William Poer
of Trengoechef, Hugh de Trewoef, John de Penros, and others broke the
close of the said Alice at Ragenys, took away 10 oxen and 10 cows, worth
20 marks, carried away her goods and assaulted her servants.
By fine of 1 mark. Cornwall.
The like to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld, Thomas de Faversham and
William de Noriho, on complaint by William Vaghan that William de
Tillebury, Richard de Tillebury, John Porter of Berkyng, William Gbffirey,
John Haukyn, Walter le Chapel^m of Chaldewell, James le Chapeleyn of
Westtillebury, John Froser of Westhurrok, John de Bledelowe of West-
tillebury, chapeleyn, John de Edeston, John atte Forde, John Adam of
Westtillebury, Roger de Preston, William son of John Hodelowe and others
to(»k away 6 horses, 4 mares, 16 oxen, and 400 sheep of his, worth 100
marks, at Westtillebury, carried away his good, and assaulted his servants.
By fine of 1 mark. Essex.
May 2.
Fenwick.
May 6.
Btlford.
May 1.
Belford.
Mbmbranb Id.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Baooun, John Claver and
Thomas de Eggefeld, ob complaint by James de Brodham, parson of the church
of Stanynghale, that John de Ormesby, knight, William de GK)sford, John
Mauderk, Richard Brigman, Roger Gos, John le Armurer, Richard de
Blydyng, Richard le Smyth and others broke his houses and doors at
Bodham, took away 2 horses, 6 cows, 4 heifers, and 100 sheep of his
worth 20/., carried away his goods and 10 marks in money, forty charters,
forty writings and divers other muniments and assaulted his servants.
By fine of IQOs. Norfolk.
The like to John de Hanlo, William de Shareshull and James de Wode-
stok, touching those who have broken the peace in the town and county of
Oxford, in defiance of the king's inhibition made when setting out to the
march of Scotland to repel the invasion of the Scots. By 0.
The like to Henry le Guldene, Robert de Hungerford and William
Everard, touching trespasses of William le Rede of Wolle, John Jolif,
Edward Frende, Thomas de Abbodesbury, Thomas Germeyn, Robert de
Boys, John le Skynnere, Robert le Barber, Walter Godegrom, Nicholas
Dawe, Walter Keek, Nichoks Sturmy of Wolle, William Wyt of Warham,
Henry Wyt, Richard Scariot, Robert Raul^n, John Croxton * mouner,' John
de Redvnges of Warham and others in imprisoning Roger the abbot and
Richard de Keogeston and John de Ippele, monks of Byndon abbey, while
the same abbey was in the king's protection and by his appointment in the
custody of the abbot of Beaulieu and Roger le Guldene, carried awaj
goods, and the common seal of the house which they have since affixed to
to divers charters and writings of corrodiesi bonds and acquittances.
By the Ohanoellor.
U •!€••.
F r
460 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333^ Membrane 7d^^ont.
June 28. The like to William de Shareshull, Malcolm Chastilouu and John de
Tweedmouth. Wakefelil, on complaint bj Joan late the wife of Thomas Butetourt that
whereas she ought to have at Neuport Paynel a fair yearly and a market
weekly as she and her ancestors time out of mind have used to do, Richard
de Lynsted of Shyrynton, Richard the younger, his brother, Roger de Cave,
John son of Ralph le Taillour of Woketon, Adam Forst, Richard son of
Joan de Cave, Roger Dakeneye and others assaulted John de Pakynton,
John de Shirynton of Neuport Paynel, John the younger, his son,
Reginal atte Lake, Philip Williamesman Gully and William Bole, her
servants, when collecting their tolls therein, and compelled the merchants
and others there to withdraw from the same.
By fine of 10#. Buckingham.
Membrane 6J.
June 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John Inge, Master
Tweedmouth. John de Hildesle and John de Hampton, on complaint by John do Langeford
that Theobald Russel, knight, John de Kyngeston, Robert Urry, Robert
his son, Laurence Russel, John his brother, William son of William
Borhunte of Portelesmouth, John de Sengedon, Gilbert de Esteneye, John
son of John de Glomorgan, Walter Burjeys, John de Kyngeston Me uncle,*
John Gymmynges, Thomas atte Putte, Adam de Westerner, Walter his
brother, Robert Tomelyn of Westerner, Robert Reynald of Westemor, John
his brother, Richard de Westemor " thecher,' Henry Cumyn, Robert and
Adam his brothers, John Douner of Godeshull, Richard son of Robert
Cumyn, John his brother and others broke his close at Chale, Isle of
Wight, burned his houses there and the goods therein, cut down his trees,
carried them away with other goods and assaulted his servants.
Membrane 6d.
Feb. 15. Appointment of William Trussel, William de Shareshull, John de Ireland
Pontefraot. and Hugh de Harebergh to keep the peace in the counties of Northampton,
Warwick, Salop, Stafford, Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, pursuant
to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, and to hear and determine
felonies and trespasses. By C<
Membrane Ad,
June 8. Commission de walliu et foitatU to William de Hathelseye, John de
Tweedmouth. Clif and Hugh de Bradeford on the north side of the river Ayre between
Birkyn and Ayremynne, and on either side the river Ouse between
Ayremynne and Seleby, co. York.
June 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Richard Hauekes-
Tweedmoath. loweand Robert de Aston, on complaint by William la Zouche of Mortymer
that Robert Bracy, knight, Richard his brother, Roger son of Lewis Mor-
tymer, John, son of John de Pembrig, Robert de Foleham and others hunted
in his chace at Malverne, co. Worcester, carried away deer and assaulted his
servants. By K. h C.
Membrane Sd.
June 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John de Trevaignon,
Tweedmontb. Henry Power and Alan de Asshe, on complaint by Hugh de Langlonde,
7 EDWABD III.— Past I. 451
1333. Membrane Bd^-'cont.
knight, that William son of Robert de Leye, John de Kyligrewy Alan son
of Ralph de Asshe, William de Wolleye, John de Wolleje and others broke
his park at Penaljm, co. Com^eally honted there, carried awaj deer and
assaulted John Bernard his servant. By K.
Membrane 2d.
Jnne 16. Commission to John de Lancastre, John de Horneby the elder and
Tweedmoath. William le Gondii to discover and punish those in the county of Lancaster
-who took salmon between the nativity of St. Mary and Martinmas contrary
to the statute.
t rS
452
7 EDWARD III.— PART II.
1333. Mbmbranb 30.
June 11, Thomas de Wordy, clerk, bringing news of tlie death of Sibyl Oarbonel,
Tweedmouth. abbess of Bumsey, has letters for the prioress and convent of licence to
elect. By p.s.
June 16. Presentation of John son of Alexander de Totyngton to the church of
Tweedmouth. Euston in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands of Walter de Pateshull, deceased, who held by knight's
service of the heir of Thomas Bardolf , the king's ward.
June 17. Protection with clause rogamusj for two years, for the leprous men of the
Tweedmouth. hospital of St. Katherine by the church of St. James, York, collecting
alms.
June 15. Grant to Thomas de Stapelford, king's clerk, of the office of controller of
Tweedmouth. the king's mine of Birlaund in the county of Devon, during pleasure. By C.
June 15. Exemplification, at the request of Henry le Knocker of a charter, dated
Tweedmouth. 5 June, 8 Edward I., which has since been accidently lost, being a grant
to Alexander son of Andrew de Tykencote of houses in Staunford
recovered by the king by judgement of his court against the following Jows,
Isaac Mocun, of the stock {generis) of Saul Atron, Diey de Holyne, of the
stock of Didda Bateman, Terca a widow, Blanche, a widow, and Elias de
Beans, extended at 62«. 4cf., to hold by the rent of Td, payable at Easter
by the hands of the sheriff of Lincoln.
June 16. Licence for John de Farendon to grant to John de Durburgh, in fee
Tweedmouth. tail, the chief bailiwick of the county of Dorset, with the bedelries of the
hundreds of Ridelane, Uggescombe, Goudrenethorn, Tolreford, Ekerdon
and St. George, held in chief. If the said John de Durburgh die without
heir of his body the premises are to revert to the right heirs of the grantor.
By fine of 10 marks.
June 20. Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Joan late the wife of
Tweedmouth. Richard Talbot.
The like for the following : —
[Names omitted, "]
May 18. Licence for John Mauduyt of Somerford and Agnes his wife to enfeoff
Tweedmouth. Richard, parson of the church of Tyssebury, and Henry Bailemond, parson
of the church of Somerford Mauduyt, of the manors of Broghton by Brade-
well, CO. Oxford, with the advowson of the church there, and of Wmtele, co.
Wilts, with the advowson of its chapel, held in chief, and of the manor of
Stanlak, co. Oxford, with the advowson of the church, said to be held in
chief as of the honor of Albemarle, and for them to regrant the same to
the grantors in tail male, with remainders to John de Molyns and Egidia his
wife, in tail, and to the right heirs of John Mauduyt.
By p.s., because at another time he made fine by 20/. for this licence.
June 20. Exemplification, at the request of Henry de Burghersh, bishop of Lincoln,
Tweedmouth. of lettera patent, dated 4 Mav, 4 Edward IIL, being a licence for him to
appropriate churches to the value of 200 marks.
June 24. Pardon to John de Raghton for acquiring in fee from Henry de Raghton
Tweedmouth. an acre and a half of land in Raghton, held in chief, and from Stephen
Stubbe the like, and entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of
the same to him. By fine of 10«. Cumberland.
7 EDWARD in.— Pabt II. 468
1333. Membrane 30 — cont.
June 22. Licence for Nicholas de Wyly and Isabella his wife to enfeoff John de
Tweedmoath. Sewale and Isabella his wife of the manor of Todeworth, co. Southampton^
with the advowson of the church thereof, said to be held in chief, and for
these to re-grant them to Nicholas and Isabella, in fee tail. By p.s.
June 28. Respite of John de Drokenesford from knighthood for three years.
Tweedmouth. By K., and fine of 10/. Essex.
July 2. Signification to J. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
Tweedmouth. election of Joan de Icthe, one of the nuns, to be abbess of Rumsey.
July 4. Pardon to John de Frome for acquiring for life from John de Farendon
Tweedmouth. the chief bailiwick of the county of Dorset, said to be held in chief, and
entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of the same to him.
By fine of 1 mark.
May 15. Presentation of William de Byfeld to the chantry in the chapel of St.
Tweedmouth. Cecilia in the cemetery of Menstre, in the diocese of Lincoln, or at the altar
of St. Mary in the mother church of Menstre, in the king's gifl by reason
of his custody of the lands and heir of John Lovel, tenant in chief.
June 26. Respite until Michaelmas of Roger de Nothwode, on account of a broken
Tweedmouth. arm and other grievous injuries, from obeying the king's proclamation to
take the order of knigthood. By p.s.
July 5. Mandate to Bartholomew de Burgherssh,* seneschal of Ponthieu and
Tweedmouth. Monstreuil, or such as shall supply his place, to collate in the king's name
Master James Hall to a prebend in the church of Abbeville which Nicholas
de Lay wishes to resign in his favour. By p.s.
The like, on an exchange of prebends between Master Peter Hall, canon
and prebendary of Llandaff, and John de Lay, canon and prebendary of
Abbeville. By p.s.
July 9. Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for William de Tolouse and his
Tweedmouth. household travelling abroad. By K.
Membrane 29.
June 18. Pardon to Thomas Rabot of Maring for the death of John le Rede of the
Tweedmouth. same place ; as it appears by the record of Geoffrey le Scrope and his
fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that he killed him in self defence.
June 19. Eleanor de Britannia, abbess of Fontevraud, staying beyond the seas,
Tweedmouth. has letters nominating brother Richard de Greneburgh and William de
Kynebell her attorneys in England for three years.
By fine of iOs. Buckingham.
June 16. Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Richard de Bovyndon appointed to
Tweedmouth. lodge the cart% horses, carters and sumpter horses of queen Philippa.
By bill of the queen's steward.
The like for Adam Charles, for the queen's war-horses and palfreys..
June 20. Inspeximut and testification, at the request of Master Itherius de
Tweedmouth. Concoreto, the Pope's collector of first fruits in England, of (I) the certifi-
cate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of the view on 21
February last of his account of first fruits reserved for four years by bull of
Pope John XXII., dated 30 June 1329, and now enrolled in the
Memoranda of Hilary Term last, whereof a moiety was granted to the king,
for the first three years' collection amounting to 10,312/. 12#. 4fcf., of which
he had received 8,135/. ISs. l^d,, leaving 2,176/. 16«. Sd. to be collected
fVom divers clerks, a list of whom he delivered. In discharge of the king's
moiety of the sum received, being 4,067/. 18#. OW., lie shews six
acquittances for a total amount of 3,627/. 6s, 7d. already paid, namely : —
500 marks at the Treasury on 6 November, 4 Edward III.
464 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1833. Membrane 29^cont.
400 marks at the Treasorj on 13 November, 4 Edward IIL
320^ to William de Colbj, queen Philippa's treasurer, on 13 November,
4 Edward III.
100/. at the Treamiry on 16 December, 4 Edward IIL
400/. to the merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence on 27
December, 4 Edward III.
2,207/. 5«. 7d. to the said queen's treasurer, to wit, 677/. 7s, Sd, on 12
and 1,529/. ISs. 4c/. on 25 December, 4 Edward III.
and one for 247/. 17f. 5|</. paid to the merchants of the society of the
Bardi of Florence on 24 Febraarj, 6 Edward IIL
The balance of 193/. 13«. he seeks to have allowed him for the expenses
of the collection and he is respited until the final settlement of his
account.
(2) The like, of the first three years collection of a four-yearly tenth
imposed by bull as above on the clergy of England, Wales and Ireland, to
be divided between the Pope and the king, shewing that, by the new
taxation of the clergy of the provinces of Canterbury and York and by the
old taxation of some benefices in the latter province not yet under the new
taxation, he is charged with 57,075/. 9#. 6{d.j namely 19,025/. 3s, l|c/. in
each year, whereof he seeks allowance of 1,890/. 6s. 11 4^., being 715/. on
acconnt of benefices held by Cardinals, who claim to be exempt, 820/. 23^^/.
for expenses of his sub-collectors and 355/. for his own expenses in the
employment of clerks, notaries and messengers, leaving a balance of
55,185/. 2s. 6d. due. In discharge of the king's moiety of such balance,
he produces four acquittances for a total amount of 26,000/. paid to the
merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence on dates specified in the
entry. He also seeks allowance of a bond, dated 2 August, 6 Edward III.,
for 1,000/. advanced for the king's service in Ireland. There remains a
balance of 592/. 1 is, Sd. in the hands of sub-collectors of whom he furnishes
a list. He is directed to use all diligence in collecting the arrears and
the bond is respited until the final account.
June 24. Pardon to Robert Pamyng, king's seijeant, for acquiring in fee from
Tweedmouth. John Gemoun and Margaret his wife two parts of the manor of Staynton,
CO. Cumberland, held in chief, and the reversion of the third part on the death
of Dionisia late the wife of John de Wyggeton who holds it as dower of the
inheritance of the said Margaret, without licence, and licence for him to
retain the same. By E.
June 24. Queen Philippa has letters nominating Hasculph de Whitewell her
Tweedmouth. attorney in England for one year.
June 20. William de Barentino staying in England has letters nominating John
Tweedmouth. Herman and William le Rous his attorneys in the islands of Jereseye,
Gemereye, Serk and Aureneye, for two years.
July 7. Pardon to William son of Richard son of Alan de Askeby by Homcastre
Tweedmouth. of his outlawry in the county of Lincoln for non-appearance in the court
of King's Bench to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he was
indicted before William de Ros and other justices of oyer and terminer ;
on certificate by Geoffrey le Scrope, chief justice, that he has surrendered
in the marshalsea.
July 6. Protection with clause tiolumus^ for one year, for Florence late the wife
Tweedmouth. of Osbert de Aldham and Osbert her son.
The like for the following : —
July 16. Peter son of William Swan of Spykesworth.
Tweedmouth.
Jnly 20. Robert de Haukewell.
Tweedmoutii.
7 EDWABD III.—PABT n. 455
I^QQQ Mbubranb 28.
June 22. Licence for Alice late the wife of John de Sancto Johanne tenant in
Tweedmoath. chief, and Reginald Pavely to intermarry. By p.B.
June 30. Assignment to the king's merchants James Nicholas, Bartholomew de
Tweedmoath. Barde and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence of
the issues of the snhsidy granted to the king on wools, hides and wool fells
exported, in the cities of London, Winchester and Norwich, in satisfaction
of the sums of 9,265/. 18«. Id, due from the king for loans, as appears by
the view of their account in the Exchequer, and of 800/. lent in his chamber
for the purchase of horses, jewels and other things for his use, and grant
that, pending full satbfaction of these claims, they or their attorneys shall
have the custody of one part of the cocket seal in the said cities. By K. h, 0.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exohequer and
the king's chamberlains.
July 1. Protection with clause rogamus^ for one year, for the good men of
Tweedmoath. Nottingham, their attorneys and proctors, collecting alms in churches
for repair of the great and small bridges and the causeys of their town.
July 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert son of James de
Tweedmoath. Bulford to the abbot and convent of Rievaulx, in pait satisfaction of the
10/. of land and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of a
messuage, eight tofls, seven bovates of land, 3 acres of meadow and 200
acres of moor, in Bulford, of the yearly value of 5 marks, as appears by the
inquisition.
July 2. Pardon to Thomas le Goldsmyth of Oxford of his outlawry in the
Tweedmoath. counties of Oxford and Berks for non-appearance before John Stonor
and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer, to answer touching a robbery
from the abbot of Abyndon at Abyndon. By p.s.
July 9. Mandate to bailiffs and other ministers not to take for the king's use 100
Tweedmoath. quarters of wheat bought in Yorkshire for the sustenance of himself and
the convent by the abbot of Rievaulx and placed in his houses called
Lairthorphalle in the suburb of York until he can arrange for its carriage
thence to the abbey.
July 7. Presentation of William de Retford to the church of Gedeneye, in the
Tweedmoath. diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Ralph de Goushill, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.
July 10. Signification to J. bishop of Winchester that by letters patent, dated 28
Tweedmooth. November, 25 Edward L, John de Wynton was presented to the church
of Enham.
July 7. Licence, at the request of William de Monte Acuto, for the prior and
Tweedmoath. convent of Chetwode to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in
chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
July 14. Pardon to Thomas son of Walter Steller of Poghelflet for acquiring in
Tweedmooth. fee from Walter Steller of Paghelflet three and a half bovates of land, 12
acres of meadow and 26«. of rent, in Clysby by Gresby, held in chief, and
entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of the same.
By fine of 40s, Lincoln.
July 1. Licence for Thomas de Berkele to fell oaks to the value of 40/. in his
Tweedmoath. ^ood of Bedminstre, by view of the foresters of the king's ohace of
Fylewode by Bristol within which the wood lies, and to sell the same at
will. By p.s.
May 26. Grant to the king's ward, John Tibetot son and heir of Payn Tibetot,
Tweedmoath. tenant in chief, of the profits of bis lands, which belong to the king in right
of his custody.
Mandate in pursuance to the treastirer and barons of the Exchequer.
Vacated became otherwiee below. By p.t.
456
OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
May 27.
Tweedmoath.
Juljr 29.
Berwick-oii-
Tweed.
Aug. 2.
Newcaitle-
npon-Tyne.
July 29.
Warkworth.
Membrane 28 — cont.-
Grant to the said John, although he is still a minor and has not proved his
age as is customary, of the farms and profits which helong to the king in
right of his custody of the lands of the inheritance of the said John, to be paid
to him by the keepers and farmers of the lands, during his minority. By pA
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Exemption, for life, of Robert de Bury, king's yeoman, from being put
on assizes, juries or recognisances upless his oath be necessary under the
statute, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
The like of the following : —
John Daunay.
By p.8.
John de Monte Gk)meri.
By p.8.
Mbmbranb 27.
June 4.
Tweedmoath.
Aug. 2.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
July 22.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 25.
6erwiok-on-.
Tweed.
July 24.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 2L
Berwiok-on-
Tweed.
July 28.
Berwiek-on-
Tweed.
July 24.
Berwiok-on-
Tweed.
July 27.
Berwiok*os*
Tweed.
Impeximus and confirmation for the prior and Carmelite Frian of
Staunford of (1) letters patent, dated 16 November, 11 Edward 11., eon-
firming grants to them by private benefactors, and (2) the like, dated the
following day, being a licence for them to acquire in frank idmoin land
adjoining their dwelling house. By p.8.
Ghrant, for life, to John de Denton, burgess «nd merchant of Newcastle-
upon-Tjme, for his costly service in the present war of Scotland, and for
service to the late king, tiiat he be quit of all customs, prises of wines and
maletolts due to the Crown. By K. and C, and p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to collectors of customs and prises of wines.
Exemption, for life, of Andrew de Bures, in consideration of his service
to the late king and the king in the wars in Gascony and Scotland, from
being put on assizes, juries and recognisances and from appointment as
mayor, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
will. By K.
The like of John de Lysens.
Vacated because aiherioise below.
The like of the following : —
Robert Capun, knight. By p^i.
John de Draycote. By p.8.
Ralph de Bloyou, knight.
Vacated because otherwise below.
The like, with the addition of the word 'escheator,' of the following: —
John Cole. By p.8.
Peter de la Mare.
By p.8.
Exemption, for life, of Ralph de Bloyou, knight, from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Pardon to Roger de Okeovre, in consideration of his service in the
present war of Scotland, of 100 marks required of him by summons of the
Exchequer in respect of a recognisance wherein he was bound unto Hugh
le Despenser, earl of Winchester, an escheat by the earl's forfeiture. By K.
7 EDWARD m.— Pakt II. 457
1333. Membrane 27 — eont.
Jiilj 26. Grant to Thomas de Bradestan that the manor of Stratton*on-the-Fosse
Berwiok-on- now held by Walter de Pavely and Matilda his wife, and certain land in
Tweed. Knolle by Bristol, now held by William Dovyll, escheats by the
forfeiture of Thomas de Goumaye shall after the demise of the present
tenants remain to him and his heirs. By K. & C.| and p.s.
Vacated because otherwise belato.
July 26. Grant, for life, to Elena de Maule, for service as damsel of qneen
Berwick-oQ- Philippa's chamber, of a fee farm of 20/. paid at the Exchequer by the
Tweed. abbot and convent of Clyve. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo to the abbot and convent.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below,
July 27. Mandate to Ba|;tholomew de Burghersh, seneschal of Ponthien and
Berwick-on- Monstreuil, or to such as shall supply his place, to collate, by letters
^eed. patent under the king's seal used there, John Doumount to any prebend in
the same church {sic) now void ; or, if none be void, to the next which
shall fall in.
July 27. Writ of aid until Michaelmas for William Sauvage bringing oxen and
Berwick-on- other animals from the south for the household of J. bishop of Winchester,
Tweed. ^jj^ Chancellor.
July 28. Pardon to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, in consideration of service
Berwiok-on- to the king and especially of his great charges in the siege of Berwick and
'^o^* the war of Scotland, of all debts required of him by summons of the
Exchequer. By p.8.
[Foedera.']
July 23. Exemption, for life, of John de Limbury from being put on assizes,
Berwiok-on* juries or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the statute, and
'^^^^^^ from appointment as mayor, escheator, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
The like of the following:-—
Thomas de Novo Mercato, the elder. By p.8.
July 26. John Slinyot, without the word ^escheatoc' By p.s.
Berwiok-on-
Tweed.
July 28. Grant to Patrick de Dunbarre, earl of March, for service to be rendered
Barwick-on- in the future, that the king will provide him and Agnes his wife, in tail,
^^^^^ with land of the yearly value of 100/. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Presentation of John de Pokelyngton to the church of Artureth in the
N«w«ietle. diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the forfeiture of the abbot
upon-T^e. of Jeddeworth on account of the war of Scotland. By p.s.
July 29. Grant for life to Andrew de Corbrigge, hermit, of the custody of the
Bamborcmgh. king's hermitage of Adlaston by Bruggenorth. By p.8.
Mandate to the bailifik of Bruggenorth to admit him.
Aug. 3. GHft, with the assent of the council, to John de Eyne;eston, constable of
Ktweistle- Baumburgh castJe, for service in the present war of Scotland and in
upon-Tyne. recompence of his expenses therein, of 20/. out of the issues of the castle
and 20 quarters of wheat and 2 tuns of wine fVom the king's victuals in the
town of Berwick-on-Tweed. By p.s.
VLkj 20. Grant, with the assent of the earls, barons and other nobles of the realm
Tweedmoath. attending the king, to Thomas de Bradestan that the manors of Stratton-
on-the-Fosse, now held by Walter de Pavely and Matilda his wife and
Bjioll by Bristol, now held by William Dovill, which should escheat to
the king on the death of the present tenants by the forfeiture of Thomas
de Gk>umay, shall remain to him and his heirs, with the knight's fees and
advowsons of churches and chapels. By K. ^ O*. and pji.
Mandate to Henry le Gulden, escheator in the counties of Somerset,
Dorset, Oomwall and Devon, for livery of the manor of KnoD, the said
William being dead.
458 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 26.
May 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Rjge of a toft and
Tweedmoatb. 23 acres of pasture, in Croft and Welton by Orreby, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily at the altar of St. Mary in the church of St. Martin,
Welton by Orreby, for the souls of the said John, Joan his wife, Andrew
de Ryge, Robert de Ryge, Matilda his wife, and Ralph de Ryge, their
fathers, mothers and ancestors. By fine of 6 marks. Lincoln.
July 20. Pardon to Philip de Ewe of his outlawry in the county of Berks for non-
Tweedmoath. appearance before John de Handelo and his fellows, justices of oyer and
terminer, to answer touching an indictment laid against him by Robert
Achard and his fellows, lately keepers of the peace in the said county, that
he had burned the houses of the abbot of Abyndon at Abyndon, Northcote,
and Barton by Abyndon, carried away 4iis goods and murdered Henry le
Hey ward of Westgenge at Abyndon. By K.
July 2L Presentation of Martin de Iznyngge to the church of Disce in the diocese
Berwick -on- of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir
Tweed. ^f Robert son of Walter, tenant in chief. By p.s.
July 28. Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for Walter de Turpynton,
Berwick-on- staying in Ireland in the company of John Darcy, the justiciary.
^V®®^* By testimony of John Darcy.
July 7. Grant to John de Moeles of the maiTiage of Elizabeth late the wife of
Tweedmoath. Edmund de Mortuo Man tenant in chief, or of her forfeiture if she marry
without licence. By p.s.
Julv 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Lascy of Gayteford
Berwiok-on- to William, archbishop of York, of 3s, of rent in Bretton by Brotherton.
T^*^' By p.s.
July 24. Pardon to John Trymuel, knight, in consideration of his service in the
Berwick-on- present war of Scotland, for drawing his dagger before Richard de
Tweed. Wylnghby and his fellows, justices of assize in the county of Warwick,
while in session at Coventre, to the terror of the people there. By p.8.
July 26. Writ of aid for Alexander le Porter charged to provide carriage for the
Berwick-on- service of queen Philippa. By K.
Tweed.
July 10. Appointment of Rees ap Gruffith to the bailiwick of the forestership of
Tweedmouth. Chirk, during good behaviour. By p.s.
July 26. Grant to Edmund Bacoun, who by the death of Edmund son and heir of
Berwick-on- Edmund, earl of Kent, has lost the custody of the manor of Besseby and
Tweed. g^i^^ Qf Waltham which the king lately granted to him during minority of
the said Eilmund, that he shall hold the custody until some heir attain his
full age. By p.s.
Aug. 3. Exemption, for life, of Robert de Shylwynton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Newcastle- burgess and merchant, in consideration of the good place which he has held
upon-Tyne. j^ ^he present war of Scotland and of his heavy charges therein, from all
customs and maletolts due to the Crown. By K. & C, and pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of customs.
Aug. I. The like of John Lacy of Stratford from being put on assizes, juries
Newcastle- or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other
apon-Tync. bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
July 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to William de Skargill, for service in the
Berwick-on- present war of Scotland, of letters patent [in French] dated Lewes castle,
Tweed. 39 March, 6 Edward III., whereby John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the
king's kinsman, appointed him for life chief forester of the chaoes of
Wakefield and Sourebyshire, to have the chief custody and survey of vert
and venison there, and the survey of the earl's cbaces, parks and warrens in
Heitfield, Thorne and Gonesburgh and of his stews and fisheries in the
county of York, with daily wages of 4d. By p.8.
7 EDWARD in.— Pabt II. 459
1333, Membrane 26 — cont.
Vacated because surrendered and revoked^ as appears by process in the
Chancery on a writ of Scire facias remaining on the files of 26 Edward
IIL
Aug. 4. Prtsentation of Robert de Bourbach to the church of Comptou in the
Newcastle- diocese of Salisbarj, in the king's gift bj reason of the lands late of Reginald
apon-Tyne. ^e Frome being in his hands.
Aug. 4. Protection with clause volumusj for one year, for Bartholomew de
Newcastle- Burgherssh^ going to Ponthieu on the king's service. Bj K.
npon-Tyne. The like, in Ireland.
Aug. 6. Protection for one year for Arnold Sely, merchant of Almain, trading
Darlington, within the realm. By p.s.
Aug. 2. Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary in le
Newcastle- Westgate, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for relief of their estate in the destruction
npon-Tyne. q£ ^jj^ij. possessions by the forays of the* Scots, to acquire in mortmain land
and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 100^. By pet. of C.
Julv 28. Exemption, for life, of John de Wambewell, in consideration of his service
Berwiek-on- in the present war of Scotland, from being put on assizes, juries, or recog-
Tweed. • nisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
The like of John Power.
3\jXj 19. The like, without the clause beginning * in consideration of,' of Richard
Berwick-ott- de Croupes. By p.s.
JL weeci.
Aug. 4. Pardon to John de Wroxhale of a recognisance in 100/. wherein he was
Newcastle- bound to Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, which has escheated to the
npon-Tyne. Yiing by the earl's forfeiture ; as it appears that the same was obtained by
force and duress when he was imprisoned in the time of the late king on
accx>unt of the quarrel of Thomas earl of Lancaster. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Aug. 10. Grant to Robert de Holand, for service in the present war of Scotland,
Knaresboroogh. of the extent payable at the Exchequer by Henry, earl of Lancaster, for
the <^stody of the manor of Chelveston, co. Northampton, late of John
Siword, knight. By K C.
Aug. 2. Grant to Walter de Manny of 1,(KX) marks whereby John Crabbe, a
.Newcastle- prisoner of war taken by him in Scotland, made fine with him to save his
npon-Tyne. fjfg . i\^q Vxn^ having, by the advice of his council, kept the said John in his
power. He is to receive the said sum at the Exchequer by instalments of
250 marks at Michaelmas, and of 100/. at each of the five ensuing quarters.
By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and the king's chamberlains.
Mbmbranb 25.
July 12. Exemplification, at the request of John de Kynardeseye, kinsman and
Tweedmoutb. heir of John de Kynardeseye, of letters patent, dated 4 June, 17 Edward IL,
being a pardon to the latter for acquiring, in fee, from Thomas, late
eail of Lancaster and Leicester, land and rent in Calderton in the Peak, co.
Derby, with common of pasture in Hertyndene, and La More in Poverwis,
and entering thereon without licence.
July 26. Pardon to Richard de Ferrers, for service to the late king and the king,
Berwick- of 200/. due on his account for the time when he was sheriff of Essex and
on-Tweed. Hertford, in ref>pect of which the king afterwards granted him respite at
the Exchequer, namely, that he should pay the same by half yearly instal-
ments of 10/. By K., on the information of the Chancellor.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
460
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
July 27.
Berwick-
on-Tweed.
July 27,
Berwiok-
on-Tweed.
July 26.
Berwiok-
on-Tweed.
1333^ Membrane 25— con^
July 23. Exemption, for life, of John de Percy, king's yeoman, in consideration
Berwick- of his serviee in the present war of Scotland, from being put on assizes,
on-Tweed. juries or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, co roner, escheator or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
The like, without the clause beginning ' unless ' of John de Rale of
Beaudcport. By p.8.
Protection and safe conduct for Master Bernard de Alby, dean of
Bourges (Burgen^) and William de Villeribus, Doctor of Laws, envoys
of Philip, king of France, the king's kinsman, returning to France.
ByK.
Grant to Lewis, bishop of Durham, who at the king's request has at
divers times sent men-at-arms, hobelers and others without the liberty of
his bishopric, to take part in the war of Scotland, that this shall not pre-
judice the said liberty as a precedent. By K. & C.
Licence for Hugh de Meignill and Joan his wife to grant to Giles de
Meignill, in fee tail, the reversion of a moiety of the manor of Shepelond,
held in chief, now in the tenure of Hugh de Nevill and Ida his .wife, for the
life of Ida. If the said Giles die without heir, the same is to remain to
Hugh his brother in fee tail and to Cicely his sister, in fee simple.
By fine of 5 marks. Stafford.
Vacated because otherwise below by the same fine.
Exemption, for life, of William de Presfen from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.8.
The like of John de Fenwyk, knight. By p.s.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Oswald's, Nostell, for relief of the
estate of their house in the destruction of their possessions, in (the county
of Northumberland, by forays of the Scots, to acquire in mortmain land and
rent, now held in chief, to the yearly value of lOO*. By pet. of C.
Mandate to Eobert Selyman, escheator in the counties of Southampton,
Northallerton. Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford, and Buckingham, for restitution of the
temporalities of Itomsey abbey to Joan Icthe, one of the nuns ; whose
election as abbess has been confirmed by Richard Ghaddesle, vicar general
of the bishop of Winchester, now absent, and who has done fealty to the
kinj?. ^ By p.8.
Writ de intendendo for her, directed to the tenants of the abbey.
The like mandate to the prioress and convent, who had the custody of
the temporalities during voidance.
Aug. 8. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Bichard Fitz Dleu, of
Entrefborongh. Kingston-upon-HuU.
The like for the following : —
William Cut of Scardeburgh.
July 28.
Berwick-
on-Tweed.
Aug. 2.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Aug. 7.
Aug. 10.
EnaresDorongh.
Aug. 8.
Knaresborongh.
Aug. 14.
Knartsborongh.
Aug. 9.
Topolifle.
Thomas de Eggefeld, parson of the church of Tbirsford, constantly
attendant on the king's service.
The abbot of Croyland.
The abbot of Fountains.
Exemption, for life, of Bichard de Coleshull, in consideration of his
service in the present war of Scotland, from being put on assizes, juries or
recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the statute, and from ap*
pointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff nr minister of
the king, against his will. By pjk
7 EDWARD ni.— Pabt II. 461
]^g33^ Membrane 26 — cont.
Aug. 8. Protection with clause volumus, until All Saints day, for Bichard de
Knaresborongh. Monte Caniso going bejond the seas on the king*s service. Bj K.
July 27. Appointment of Thomas de Haselshagh to the bailiwick of the water of
Berwick-on- Bristol (ague BristolP) during pleasure, in like manner as Robert de
Tweed. Gujenne held the same. Bj p.8.
Mandate to the said Robert to make liverj thereof.
VacfUed because otherwise below,
Aug. 5. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Henry le Bray of Est
Dnrham. Haddon, staying in Ireland on the king's service with John I>arcy the
justiciary. By testimony of John himself.
Aug. 7* The like, until Easter, for Gawin Corder, going beyond the seas on the
Northallerton, king's service. By p.8.
The like, for Gawan Corder.
Aug. 2. Pardon to the prior and convent of St. Cuthbert's, Durham, in considera-
Newtastle- tion of their losses by the frequent forays of the Scots, of lOOi. still due out
npon-Tjne. Qf 300/. wherein they were bound for victuals purchased from the late king
and the king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Aug. 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Denton of Newcastle-
Newcastle- upon-Tyne, of a messuage in the cemetery of the church of St. Nicholas,
apon-Tyoe. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, said to have been built with the licence of the
persons interested, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the said
church for the good estate of the grantor, in life, for his soul, in death, and
for the souls of his wife, father and mother. By p.8.
Aug. 4. Pardon to the said John for acquiring, in fee, from David de Strabolgi,
Newcastle- earl of Athol, two parts of the manor of Pont Eland, co. Northumberland,
npon-Tyne. g^(} to be held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence
for him to retain the same. By p.s.
Aug. 4. Grant to Simon Warde on his petition, shewing that the late king granted
Newcastle- to him 100 marks, yearly at the Exchequer, pending a like provision for
upon-Tyne. jjf^^ j^ i^^n^j ^^^ p^nt, and that the said king afterwards granted to him
in part satisfaction of such provision, the manor of Horden in the
bishopric of Durham, an escheat from Robert de Holand, and praying
that he may receive the balance, and in consideration of his costs in the
present war of Scotland, that he shall retain the said manor as of the yearly
value of 50 marks and shall receive yearly at the Exchequer 50 marks until
provided with that amount in land and rent. By K. and C.
Memorandum^ that the said Simon has released to the king the above
yearly sum of 100 marks as appears by an enrolment on the dorse of the
Close Roll of this year.
Mbmbranb 24.
Aug. 8. Writ of aid, until Easter, for John de Bury, charged to lodge the horses
Knltfesboronglh^f queen Philippa.
July 26. Grant to Elena de Maule, damsel of the queen's chamber, of the fee
Berwick-on- farm of 18/. Idi. 4i/., payable by the abbot and convent of Cljrve for the
Tweed. manor of Brampton, co. Devon. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo to the abbot and convent.
Vacated by surrender and she has a like grant by letters patent of 27
Edward ///., in the month of September,
July 28. Exemption, for life, of Richard Pyke, in consideration of his service at
Berwiok-oa- the siege of Berwick, and in the war of Scotland, from being put on assices,
Tweed. juries or recognisances bud from appointment as mayor, sheriff*, coroner
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. Bj ^J.
462
OAXENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
. Aug. 3.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyoe.
Aug. 3.
Darham.
Aog. 3.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Aag. 2.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
1333, Membrane 24 — cont.
The like of the foUowiDg : —
Alan de Warrewyk.
John de Wjngefeld.
The like of William de Tjndale, in consideration of service in the present
war of Scotland, from being put on assizes, juries or recogmsances
and from appointment as mayor, sheri£f or other bailiff or minister of the
king, against his will. Bj p.s.
Pardon to Adam de Castro Bernardi and Alice his wife, for the tresspass
of the caid Alice and Bichard de Cramljngton, then her husband, in
acquiring for themselves and the heirs of Bichard from Robert de BihiU of
Heton two messuages, 60 aci'es of land and 2 acres of meadow in Cram-
Ivogton, CO. Northumberland, held in chief, and entering thereon without
the late king's licence ; and restitution to them of the same for the life of
Alice. Bj C.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, in consideration of his services and costs
in the war lately made by the Scots on the king, that he shall hold the
manors of Frithebj, co. Leicester, Asshole, with certain rents in Up Som-
bouro, and Mapledorewell, co. Southampton, and Thomle and Welewe in
the Isle of Wight, lately granted to him by letters patent of the king
pending other provision, together with the warrens and other appurte-
nances, until the lands of his inheritance from his mother come to his hands.
BjK.&C.
Grant to William de Monte Acuto, in consideration of the great place
which he holds in the direction of the affairs of the realm aud of the very
large sum which he will have to lay out in fortifying the castle of the
manor of Work upon Tweed for defence of the said manor and neighbour-
hood against the Scots, that he shall hold the said manor and lands lately
granted to him for life, together with all the knight's fees, advowsons,
reversions, &irs, markets, tolls, royalties, liberties, forests, woods, parks,
warrens, chaces, ponds, stews, marshes, pastures, services and other appur-
tenances, to him and to the heirs of his body by the service of a knight's
fee. By E.
Vacated because otherwise below.
May 15. Presentation of William de Overton to the chantry in the chapel of St.
Tweedmoath. Cecilia in the cemetery of Menstre or at the altar of St. Mary within the
church there.
Vacated because otherwise below under another name*
Grant to Thomas de Haselshaghe of the bailiwick of the sea water of
Bristol (ague maritime BristolV) during pleasure, in like manor as Robert
de Guienne held it by grant of queen Isabella, notwithstanding a oonfirma-
tion of the queen's grant by the king procured without his knowledge by
Roger de Mortuo Man. By p.s.
Mandate to the said Robert for livery of the bailiwick.
Pardon of the trespass of Thomas de Heton in acquiring in fee simple from
Richard de Huntercoumbe, the reversion of a moiety of the manor of
Louwyk, CO. Northumberland, expectant on the demise of Elena late the wife
of Walter de Huntercoumbe, and, after attornment by the said Elena, grant-
ing that the same should remain successively to John, since deceased, Alan
and Thomas, his sons, Isabella his daughter, in fee tail, and to himself and
his heirs, without having obtuned the king's licence in either instance ; and
licence for the same to remain in force. By El.
Exemption, for life, of John de Lysens from being put on assizes, juries
or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff*, coroner or other
bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
July 27.
Berwick-on-
- Tweed.
Aug. 2.
Newcastle-
apon-Tyne.
Juljr 22.
Berwick-on-
Twted.
7 EDWARD III.— Part II.
463
1383.
Sept. 80.
Walthtm.
Aug. 2.
Newoattle-
r upon-Tyne.
Membrane 24 — cont,
Orant to Balph de Nevill, steward of the household, in enliurgement of
the late grant to him, for life of the manor of Faxflet, co. York, a farm in
Suthcave, the advowson of the chapel in the said manor, and the reyersion
of the land in Snthcave oat of which the farm is paid, that he shall hold
the same rent free. Bj p^.
Grant to William de Monte Acuto reciting as in the sixth preceding
entrj saving that after his death the said manor of Werk upon Tweed is to
remain to his son John, in fee tail, and in default of heir of the hody of
the said John to his own right heirs. Bj K.
Membrane 23.
Aug. 4.
Keweastle-
apon-Tjne.
Aug. 8.
Kewotstle-
npoa-l^e.
Aug. 9.
Gift to the king's merchants, James Nicholas, Bartholomew de Barde and
the other merchants of the societj of the Bardi of Florence, for their losses
by loans to the king not baring been repaid at the appointed dates, of 2,000
marks, namely, 1,000 marks out of the first issues of the coinage in the
county of Cornwall, and the balance out of the first moneys received by the
collectors in the city of London on account of the subsidy, over and above
the customs, granted to the king by native and foreign merchants on wools,
hides, and wool fells exported. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Egleston, on their petition setting
forth the great destruction of their property by the frequent forays of the
Scots, of 60s. due from them from the tenth granted to the king by the
clergy in the first year of his reign, and ISs. 4d, wherein they are bound
for forfeited issues of their lands. By K., and pet. of C.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren of the
Knaietboroagb. hospital of St. Leonard, Stoke by Newark, in part satisfaction of the 6 marks
of land and rent which tbey have the king's licence to acquire of the
following, which are of the yearly value of lOs, as appears by inquisition
taken by William Erneys, escheator in the counties of Warwick, Leicester,
Nottingham, Derby and Lancaster.
In Stoke by Newerk ;
by Thomas Snawe, of Newerk, chaplain, 2^ acres of land ;
by Isa^^ella Laurence of Stoke, ^ acre of land ;
by William de Landeford of Flyntham, 7 acres of land and 2 acres of
meadow ;
by William Freman of Benington, a messuage and ^ acre of land;
by Hugh Maweger of Stoke, ^ acre of land ;
by Richard le Fevre of Stoke, 1 acre of land ;
by William son of Stephen de Thorpe, ^ an acre of land.
In iiyleston ;
by Master Simon de Botelesford, a messuage, 10 acres of land and 1
acre of meadow ;
by Thomas Personson of Eyleston, ^ acre of land.
Aug. 11. Appointment of Tevan le Parker, for service at the siege of Berwick-on-
Kaarttborongh. Tweed, to the bailiwick of the parker of Benestede park, by St Albans,
during pleasure. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Appointment of Richard du Bo3rs, for service as one of the king's archers
Kniietboroiifb.in the war of Scotland, to the bailiwick of launder of Banefeld laund in
Rokyngham forest, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Matilda, late the wife of William de Burgo, earl of Ulster, staying in
KnafftboroDgh. England, has letters nominating William de WoUe and Roger de Preston
her attorneys in Ireland for one year.
64 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 23 — cotU.
Here John bishop of Winchetiter, the chaocellor, went on a reoesi| u
appears on the dorse of the Close Boll of this year.
July 29. Exemption, for life, of Thomas de Salcok from being pnt on assizes, jnries,
Bcrwiok-oii- or recognisances and from i^pointment as major, sheriff, coroner or oXhat
'^^^ bailiff or minister of the king^ against his will. Bj p.s.
Aug. 13. Grant to William de Cornwall, for service about the taking of Thomas de
KDarefboroagb.GoDrna7, the king's enemj, of the bailiwick of the portM* of Norwich
castle. By p.8.
Order to the sheriff of Norfolk for liyery to him of the bailiwick and
payment of the usual wages out of the issues of the county.
Aug. 14. Mandate to such as supplies thd place of the dean and to the chapter
Knaret borough, of the king's free chapel of Hastinges to assign to Walter de London, king's
clerk,' the stall in the choir and place in the chapter attached to the
prebend of Brightlyng, lately void by the death of Edmund de London ;
he having been admitted to that prebend by John, bishop of Chichesteri
on the king's presentation.
Aug. 11. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Gilbert de Ledrede,
KnaretboroQgh. escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Butland, and Northampton, for the
alienation in mortmain by Simon de Grymesby to tlie prior and Austin
Friars of Grymesby of a plot of land, held in burgage by the service of
renderyng 2s, yearly to the king, 140 feet long by 48 feet broad, on the
east side of their dwelling place, for the enlargement thereof. By p.8.
Aug. 9. Exemption, for life, of Nicholas Somery from being put on assiiees,
Knaresboroofh. juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p3.
Aug. 12. Protection and safe conduct for Robert deSkitheby, hermit of the chapel
KnamSoroiiglL of St. Augustine, Huntingdon by York, while seeking carriage and alms
for makii^ a safe way at a place called 'Les PoUes,' in the forest of
Galtres, hitherto very dangerous on account of the depth of the ways there.
Aug. 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Twenge of 6 marks
KnarMDorough. yearly of laud and rent in Lithom in Clyvelond, co. Tork, and the like in
Stirkeland Ketel and Helsinton in Kendale, co. Westmoreland, to a chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily as the said William shall appoint for
his soul after death, and for the souls of his parents and ancestors and of
Margaret de Bos. By p.a.
Aug. 14. Protection, for one year, for the king's merchant, Peter son of James le
KnsrMDoroiigh. Monier, burgess of Welles, his men and merchandise.
Aug. 16. Presentation of John de la Qore, vicar of the church of Sutton, in the
Enareiboroagh. diocese of York, to the church of St. Mary, Wylyngham, in the diocese of
Norwich, on an exchange of benefices with William de Sutton.
Aug. 16. Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for the citizens and merchants
Kiiareaborough.of the city of Bayonne, in return for manifold services by them and their
ancestors to the kins and his progenitors, coming to the realm with wines
and other goods in the exercise of the liberty granted by Edward L to the
vintners of Gascony.
Mbmbranb 22.
July 28. Exemption, for life, of Walter de Suttone from being put on assiceB,
Berwiok-on- juries or recognisances and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, ooroner or
Tweed. other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Aug. 9. Quit-claim, with the assent of the prelates, barons, earls and other
TopoUfie. magnates attending the king, to William de Monte Acuto of the lung's
right in the Isle of Man. "AjmL
[Fctdera.^
7 EDWARD in.— Part II. 466
1333. Membrane 22— conf.
Aug. 3. Exemption, for life, of Robert Power, in consideration of his service at
Newcastle- the siege at Berwick-on-Tweed and in the war of Scotland, firom being put
upon-T^yne. qjj assizes, juries or recognisances unless his oath be necessary under the
statute, and from appointment as major, sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Aug. 12, Presentation of Master John son of William de Burnham to the church
Knaresborough. of Felmersham, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Writ de intendendo directed to the good men of North Dalton in respect
Knaresborough. of the 10 marks of rent in their town which Rees Mailgon, deceased, had by
grant of the late king and which the king has granted, for life, to Hugh
Treganon, yeoman of his chamber. By p.8.
June 8. Confirmation, of the grant, for life, to Robert de Walkefare of the custody
Tweedmouth. of Beaumaris castle in Wales, which the king made after reroking a like
grant to Gilbert de Elsefeld procured for the latter by Roger de Mortuo
Mari, who brought the king's affairs to ruin and disgrace. By p.s.
Aug. 4. Grant to Thomas de Heton, in consideration of his serrice at the siege of
Newcastle- Berwick-on-Tweed and in the war of Scotland, that he shall hold in fee
upon-Tyne. simple the lands in the county of Northumberland which escheated to the
late king by the treason of Gilbert de Middelton, according to the tenor of
the Utters patent whereby the said king granted them to the said Gilbert
and his heirs. By p.s.
Aug. 20. Licence for Arnold Micol to export to the duchy [of Aqoitaine] 1,000
Stowe Park, quarters of wheat, notwithstanding any prohibition of such export.
Aug. 20. Grant to John le Hunte of the marriage of Matilda, late the wife of
Wisbeach. Bernard Bruys tenant in chief. By p.s.
Aug. 29. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceeding in derogation of
Westminiter. the king's right to present to the church of Gedeneye, in the diocese of
Lincoln, by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Ralph de Goushull,
tenant in chief of Edward I., and of his presentation thereto of William de
Retford, king's clerk.
Sept. 17. Presentation of Henry de Iiigelby to a moiety of the church of Rys-
Windflor. kynton, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the custody
of the lands and heir of lliomas Bardolf, tenant in chief.
Sept. 30. Protection, for one year, for John Boyter, burgess of Ros in Ireland,
Waltham. born in the dominion of the king of France, his men and sei*vants, trading
in England and Ireland.
Oct. 1. Protection, for one year, for Peter Boyter, btirgess of Wells, also born in
Walthtm. the dominion of the said king.
Sept. 30. Appointment of W. bishop of Norwich, Greoffrey de (sic) Scrope, knighti
Waltham. and Master Thomas Sampson, canon of York, who are going to France to
transact some difficult business for the king, to make a survey of the county
of Ponthieu, and to correct any abuses they may find therein, certifying
the king as speedily as possible of any which may be beyond their power to
remedy. IFoederaJ]
Wnt of aid for them in the said county.
Oct. 1. Protection with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for the said Gtooffrey le
Waltham Holy Scrope. By K.
Cro§B. ^ ^
Sept. 30. Notification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Thomas de
Waltbam. Henlee, monk of Westminster, which is immediately subject to the Roman
Church, to be abbot of the house.
Oct. 4. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
Waltham. of the king's right to collate to the prebend of Northwell in the church
of St. Mnry, Southwell, by reason of a late yoidance of the see York, or
of his collation thereto of William de Northwell, king's clerk.
U 65658. o o
466 €ALBNDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 QQQ Mbmbranb 21.
Aug. 12. Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for Thomas de Knaresbargh,
Enaretborongh. parson of the church of Eremuth, Isle of Wight, constantly attendant on
the king's service.
Aug. 16. Writ of aid for William le Borhunte appomted by Richard de la Pole,
Knareeborongh. king's seijeant, chief butler, as his deputy in the port of Portsmouth,
duriog pleasure, to collect for the king's use 2s, on ever^ tUn of wine
imported bj foreign merchants. By testimony of Richard himself.
Aug. 28. John de Felmersham bringing news of the death of Juliana, abbess of
Bury the church of St. Mary, Elnestow, has letters for the prioress and convent
St. Bdmands. of licence to elect. By p.8.
Aug. 27. Grant to John Vincent, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church of
Mulford. St. Wulfram, Abbeville, lately held by Geoffrey de Luchen. By pj.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Aug. 26. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John Byron.
Mulford. The like for the following :—
Sept. 6. Richard de Snowesbill, parson of the church of Huntyngton by York,
Bltham. and prebendary of Osmunderle.
Sept. 7. Master Richard de Coleton, dean of the church of St. Peter, Exeter,
Bltham. ' for two years. By p.8.
Oct. 16. Richard Hulleson of Speek.
Waltham.
Aug. 21. John de Melboum, parson of the church of Great Boudon, and pre-
Waliingham. bendary of Stransale, in the church of St. Peter, York, and of Lyme, in the
church of St. Mary, Salisbury, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
William Pakeman and William de Grove of York his attorneys in England
for two years.
Aug. 4. Pardon, at the request of Ebulo le Straunge, to Simon le Botiller of
Durham. Burgh by Waynflet for the death of Robert Gunny of Braytofl. By p.s.
Aug. 29. Grant to Arnold de Yernolio, prebendary of Twytham, in the collegiate
Westmmster. church of Wengbam, of the prebend in the church of St. Wulfram, Abbe-
ville, held by William de Bordenne, on an exchange of prebends. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the church of St.
Wulfram.
Aug. 30. Mandate to the mayors, echevins and commonalties of Abbeville, Crotoy,
Weftminfter. Rue and Creasy to permit the dean and chapter and ministers of the church
of St. Wulfram, Abbeville, to be quit of maletolt.
Aug. 30. Appointment of Adam bishop of Worcester, William bishop of Norwich,
WeitmiiiBter. William de Clynton, knight, Geoffrey le Scrope, knight, and Masters Thomas
Sampson, canon of York, and John Piers, professor of civil law, as
proctors and special envoys of the king, to treat with Philip king of France
for a crusade {passagio) to the Holy Land.
The like, to arrage for a meeting between the two kings on the subject.
The like, to treat of the matters in dispute touching Agenois and other
lands.
Vacated by surrender,
Aug. 12. Protection, with clause volumus^ until the Purification, for Master
KnarMborough. Thomas Sampson going beyond the seas as above. By K.
Sept. 8. Robert, abbot of Cherbourg, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Bltham. Philip Hubert, his fellow canon, and Robert de la Yilee his attorneys in
the islands of Jereseye, Gemereye, Serk and Aureneye, for five years.
By fine of 40f .
July 24. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by John de Crumb-
Btrwick^n- well, late keeper of the forest on this side Trent, for Ralph de Crumbewell
Tweed. to enclose with a small dyke and low hedge, according to the assise of the
7 EDWARD III.— Part IF.
467
1333.
Sept. 13.
Odiham.
Sept. 13
Odiham.
Sept. 14.
Odibam.
Aug. 30.
WettmiDster.
Sept. 30.
Waltham.
Sept. 29.
Wftlthana.
Oct. 1.
Waltham.
Oct. 8.
Waltham.
Membrane 21'^cont.
forest, and bring into cultivation 80 acres of waste land in the forest of
Sbirewod, adjoining the covert of the said Ralph's wood, as the king's
deer seldom repair thither, and to hold the same to him and his heirs bj.,
due services. Bj p.8.
John de Tothale, Thomas de Henlee and Bichard de Wjntonia, monks of
Westminster, bringing news of the death of William de CurtljDgton, their
abbot, have letters for the prior and convent of b'cence to elect. By p.s.
Mandate to the justice of South Wales for restitution of the temporalities
of the priory of St. Clare, in the diocese of St. Davids, to Peter Sejer, a
monk of St. Martin des Champs in Paris, who has been presented by the
prior and convent of the latter house to be prior in the stead of John Seyer
resigned. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for the said Peter, directed to the tenants of the
priory of St. Clare.
Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent (o the election
of Elizabeth de Morteyn, one of the nuns to be abbess of St. Mary's,
Elnestow. By p.s.
Appointment of Adam, bishop of Worcester, William, bishop of Norwich,
William de Clynton, knight, Geoffrey le Scrope, knight. Master Thomas
Sampson, canon of York, and Master John Piero, professor of civil law,
as the king's proctors to treat with Philip king of France of the differences
between them touching the duchy [of Aquitaine].
The like, touching all matters in debate.
Vacated by surrender.
Protection with clause volumusy until Easter, for Mary late the wife of
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, staying beyond the seas on the king's
service. By p.s.
The said Mary has letters nominating Master John de Radeswell and
John de Sancto Paulo her attorneys in* England until the same date.
Simple protection, until a fortnight after Easter, for Hugh Daudele going
on pilgrimage beyond the seas. By p.s.
The said Hugh has letters nominating James Daudele and John de
Sancto Paulo, clerk, his attorneys in England until the same date.
Grant, with the assent of the council, to Peter de Gayton, king's yeoman,
castellain of Crotoy in Ponthieu, for service to the late king and the king,
of 60#. lOJ. of sterling coin, or the> equivalent in some other currency, beyond
his wages, to be paid yearly out of the issues of the said county during
pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John Yyucent, receiver of the county of
Ponthieu.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Richard de Hontyngton of York.
Mmmbbanm 20.
Aug. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Bury Oseney, in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which they
St Bdmundt. i^f^^ (^^ ]ate king*s licence to acquire, of the following messuages and lands
which are held of the said abbot and convent and are of the yearly value of
26$» Bd, as appears by the inquisition taken by Robert Selyman, esoheator
in the counties of Southampton, WiltSy Oxford, Berks, Bedford and
Buckingham ;
by Henry de Cestre of Bibury, a messuage, two virgates of land and 4
acres of meadow in Hoggenorten ;
by John de Wy tteneye, a soler in Oxford ;
by John de Bibury, two messuages in the town and suburb of Oxford.
r, n 2
468
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Aug. 27.
i^ Bedgrave.
Aug. 28.
Bury
St. Edmunds.
Aug. 28.
Bury
St. Edmunds.
Aug. 28.
Bury
St. Edmunds.
Aug. 29.
Westminster.
Sept. 12.
Sheen.
Sept. 13.
Odiham.
Sept. 24.
Odiham.
Sept. 24.
Odiham.
Sept. 28.
Odiham.
Sept. 30.
Waltham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Oct. 6.
Waltham Holy
CrOM.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Oct. 1.
Waltham.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Grant to Richard Hamon of Makef eld of the office of crier in Kent, for
life. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwue below.
Licence for Joan late the wife of Hugh de Meignill to grant to Giles de
Meignill, in fee, the reversion of a moiety of the manor of Shopelond, held
in chief, now held by Hugh de Nevill and Ida his wife, for the life of Ida.
By fine of 5 marks. Stafford.
Safe conduct, until Easter, for Walter le Counvers of London going
beyond the seas on private business.
Protection, for one year, for brother William de Staunton, keeper of the
hospital of St. Mary Magdalen, Capelford by Norham, and his proctors,
seeking alms for building and relieving the said house, lately destroyed by
the Scots.
Eatification of the estate of John de Laysthorp, king's clerk, as parson of
the church of Ovre, notwithstanding any revocation br the king of his
presentation thereto. * By p.s.
Pardon to Alexander de Walcote and William Brid of Felmyngham for
acquiring in fee from Robert Brien, who held of James Rightwys, who
held of the late king in chief, a sixth part'of the manor of Felmynglmm and
entering thereon without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
By fine of 4 marks. Norfolk.
Grant to William de Northwell, king's clerk, of the prebend of Northwell,
in the church of St. Mary, Southwell, lately held by Master Elias de
Gouton, deceased, and in the king's gift by reason of a voidance of the see
of York in the time of Edvrard I. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to W. archbishop of York.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum^ for the alienation in frank
almoin by John de Crumbewell to the prior and Austin Friars of Penreth
of 2 acres of land, held in chief by the yearly service of Id.,, for the enlarge-
ment of their dwelling place. By p.s.
Protection with clause volumus, until the Purification, for Master Thomas
Sampson going beyond the seas on the king's service.
Appointment of Thomas le Botiller of Lincoln to the office of the tronage
of wools in the staple in the city of Lincoln, daring good behaviour.
By p.s.
Mandate to Stephen Aleyn of London to deliver the office to him.
Presentation of John Thorald of Warrewyk to the church of Bommesden
Creye in the diocese of London.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John son of Simon Mangot of
a messuage in Neuwerk to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
chapel of St. Nicholas, Neuwerk, for the souls of William Durant, Isabella
his wife, Simon de Botelesford, their fathers, mothers and ancesters.
By fine of ^ mark. Nottingham.
Appointment of Gilbert Talebot to the office of justice in the bishopric
of St. Davids, during pleasure.
Writ de intendenao for him.
Exemption, for life, of Robert de Manors from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Presentation of John de Cokeham to the church of Gorfe isi the diocese
of Salisbury. Bj pji.
7 EDWABD III.— Pakt II. 469
1333, Membrane 20 — cont.
May 15. The liko of Ivo Gauge, chaplain, to the chantry in the chapel of St.
Tweedbmoath. Cecilia in the cemetery of Menstre, or at the altar of St. Mary in M enstre
church, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
t(f the lands and heir of John Level, tenant in chief of the late king.
Oct 1. Pardon to Hugh de Hauvill, sometime vicar of the church of Dunton,
Waltham Holy for abducting Agatha wife of John Paterur of Dunton, and carrying away
Cross. ii^Q goods of the said John. By p.s.
July 26. Licence, at the request of Thomas de Baumburgh, king's clerk, for the
Berwick-on- prior and convent of Gyseburgh to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not
Tweed. ||g|j j^ chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Oct. 3. Grant to John Strech, king's yeoman, of the bedelry of the hundreds
Waltham. of the county of Dorset, for life. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Oct. 8. Protection, for one year, for men of John de Orreton of the barony of
Waltham Holy Walghope in the county of Dumfries, in Scotland, buying victuals in
Oto9B, divers parts of the realm.
Oct. 3. Grant to William de Cusaunce, king's clerk, of the prebend in the
Waltham. church of St. Wulfram, Abbeville, lately held by Guyot de Gees. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of St. Wulfram's Abbe-
ville.
Oct. 6. Acquittance to the prior of Caresbrooke, proctor in England of the
Waltham Holy abbot of Lire, for 5 marks towards the expenses of the marriage of Eleanor,
Cross. lY^Q king's sister, with the count of Gueldres, paid to Robert de Kelleseye,
to whom the king gave it for transacting certain business for him; and
grant that such contribution shall not prejudice the priory as a precedent.
Oct. 6. Pardon to Eobert de Carleton, chaplain, of his outlawry in the county
Waltham. of Devon for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of Adam de Carleton, archdeacon of Cornwall, that he
render an account as his receiver ; on certificate by William de Herle,
chief justice, that he has surrendered in the Fleet prison.
Oct. 10. Robert Spigurnel, parson of the church of Elvele, going beyond the seas to
Waltham Holy study, has letters nominating Thomas de Cotyngham and John de Draycote
^^"^^ his attorneys in England for one year.
Oct. 7. John Fossour and Walter de Scaresbrek, monks of the church of St.
Hayeriog atte Cuthbert, Durham, bringing news of the death of Lewis, their bishop, have
Bower. letters for the prior and convent of licence to elect. By p.8.
Oct. 3. Presentation of Simon de Northwode to the church of Norton Davy in
Waltham. the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Mbmbrasb 19.
Oct. 3. Grant, for life, to Giles de Bello Campo of the manor of Fresshewater«
Waltham. Isle of Wight, as of the yearly value of 40/., in lieu of the like sum yearly
out of the issues of the shrievalty of Warwick and Leicester granted to
him by the late king and confirmed by the king until he should receive the
same in land. By p.8.
Mandates in pursuance to Robert Selyman, escheator in the counties of
Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham, and to
John de Uamham, who was appointed by the king to the custody of the
manor.
Oct 6. Protection with cUnse nolumusy for one year, for Robert Spignmel.
Waltham Holy The like for the following :—
^^**« John de Percebrigg, parson of the church of Shipmedwe.
William de Turvey.
470
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Oct. 8.
Waltham.
Oct. 14.
Wftltham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Nov. 1.
Marlborough.
Nov. 21.
Clarendon.
Sept. 29.
Waltham.
Membrane 19— con^.
Christiana de Wigorma, without the clause.
Master Henry de Clyf, prebendary of Blebury, in the church of St.
Mary, Salisbury.
John de Norton, parson of the church of Sprouton, constantly attend-
ant on the king's business.
Appointment of Robert de Scardeburgh as chief justice of the pleas
following the justiciary in Ireland, during pleasure. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
Appointment of Roger de Preston as a justice of the same pleas, during
pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the chief justice.
Appointment of Robert de Nicole, king's clerk, to the custody of the
writs and rolls in the King's Bench of Ireland, on condition that he execute
the office in person, with the help of clerks for whom he will be answer-
able.
Mandate in pursuance to the present keeper of the said writs and rolls.
Appointment of Roger de Bank well as chief justice of the Bench of
Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
Appointment of John de Bray, as second justice^ and Richard de Hatte*
coumbe, as a justice, of the said Bench.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench.
Appointment of John de Assheby, king's clerk, to the custody of the
writs and rolls in the said Bench, during pleasure.
Mandate to Walter de Kynefare for livery to him of the office.
Appointment of Robert de Helpeston, king's clerk, to the office of the
chirography in the said Bench, during pleasure.
Mandate to the aforesaid Walter for livery to him of the office.
Appointment of Robert Power as chief baron of the Exchequer of Dublin,
during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Appointment of Thomas de Blaston as second baron of the said Exchequer,
during pleasure.
This appointment is vacated by surrender.
The like of Thomas de Brayles to the office of the chancellorship of the
Exchequer of Dublin.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
By the same p.s.
Appointment of Edmund de Grymmesby, king's dork, to the custody of
the rolls, writs, &c. of the Chancery of Ireland, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the Chancellor of Ireland.
Appointment of Thomas de Brayles as second baron of the Exchequer
of Dublin, during pleasure. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Pardon to Hugh de Audele, the king's kinsman, of 12,000/. required of him
by summons of the Excliequer on account of a recognisance in 6,000/.
wherein he became bound to Hugh le Despenser the elder in the time of
the late king, and the like wherein he became bound to Hugh le Despenser
the younger which have escheated to the king by forfeiture, inasmuch as
the same were obtained from him by force against his wUl. By p.8.
7 EDWARD in.— Pakt n.
471
1333.
Sept. 28.
Waltham.
Oct. 8.
Waltham Holj
Cross.
Oct. 12.
Waltham.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 10.
Lambeth.
Oct. 18.
Waltham.
Oct. 24.
Havering att«
Bower.
Nov. 2.
Marlborough.
Nov. 8.
Marlborough.
Nov. 4.
Marlboroagh.
Oct. 18.
Waltham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Oct. 8.
Wahham.
Membrane \9^cont.
Mandate to tlie treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause the
recognisances to be cancelled and to stay any distraint commenced in
respect thereof.
Protection, with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for William de Olynton,
knight, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
Pardon to Nicholas de Wysshawe and Agnes his wife for acquiring in
fee from John son of Malcolm Musard 40 acres of land in Feckenham,
held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and restitution to
them of the same. By fine of 20*. Worcester.
The like to John son of John Fo^ambe of Berde in respect of a messuage
and two bovates of land in Whitefield acquired from John Fo^ambe of
Berde. By fine of 1 mark. Derby.
Mandate to sheriffs and other bailifis to arrest forthwith certain apostate
friars of the order of Preachers now vagabond within the realm, whenever
an information is laid by the prior provincial or any conventual prior, and
to deliver them to the custody of such informant. By p.s.
[Fcedera.']
Mandate to Robert Selymau, escheator in the counties of Southampton,
Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham, for restitution of the
temporalities of Elnestowe abbey to Elizabeth Morteyn, whose election as
abbess has been confirmed by the bishop of Lincoln, and who has done
fealty to the king. By p,s.
Writ de intendendo for her, directed to the tenants of the abbey.
Protection with clause nolumusy for two years, for Master Adam de
Heselbeck, parson of the church of Stretton in le Clay.
The like for the following for one year : —
Robert de Haldanby.
John Rightwys of Holme.
Master Henry de Oantuaria.
Master John de Thoresby, master of the hospital of St Edmund, bishop
and confessor, Ghiteshead, constantly attendant on the king's business.
Henry de Ferariis, staving in England, has letters nominating Henry de
Liscy and Patrick Hyne Lis attorneys in Ireland, for two years.
John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going beyond the seas, has
like letters nominating Walter de Fynohyngfeld and John de Stanes in
England until Michaelmas.
Guy, prior of Lenton, going beyond the seas, has like letters nominating
Richard de Coleworth, his fellow*monk, and John de Ker, until Mid-
summer.
Oct. 1.
Waltham.
Membrane 18.
Notification to H., bishop of St. Davids, and others of the revocation of
the late presentation of John 6h)gh to the chapel of Landarok, said to be
annexed to the prebend of Langanten in the church of Aberwyly, which was
made by the king in the belie? that the chapel was void by the detth of
Master Elias Walewayn, king's clerk, who held the said prebend, whereas
it now appears that he is alive and well. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of the said Eliaa in the above benefices.
T
I
472 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333, Membrane 18— con/.
Oct. 3. Enlargement of the late grant for life, to John le Sturmj, of the manor of
Waltham. Thunderle, co. Essex, into a grant in tail male. By p.s.
Oct. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Petronilla late the wife of
Waltham Holy Robert Squier of Alyncestre of three messuages, 16 acres of land, 4 acres
^^"* of meadow and 20*. in rent, in Aljnocestre, to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church of St. Nicholas, Alyncestre, for the souls
of the late king, the said Petronilla and her husband, their children and
ancestors.
By fine of 40«., at the instance of Master Robert de Stratford. Warwick.
Oct. 10. Pardon to Albert Moryan of Gresseby for acquiring for himself and Olive
Wa:tham Holy his wife for their lives from Jollanus de Billesby 28 acres of land, 2 acres of
Cross. meadow, and 9*. 4d. of rent, in Clisseby, held in chief, and entering thereon
without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
By fine of 40*. Lincoln.
Oct. 14. Licence for Margaret de Frechevile to grant to Ankerus son of Ralph de
Waltham. Frechevile deceased, in tail male, two parts of the manor of Staveley and
the advowson of the chui*cb of Staveley, held in chief ; Mrith remainder to
the right heirs of the said Ralph.
By fine of lOOs. at the instance of Richard de Wylughby. Derby.
Oct. 12. Pardon to William Aungefyn of Askeby of his outlawry in the city of
Waltham Holy London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
Cross. touching a plea of William de Letton, executor of John de Stoktone sometime
executor of William Servat, that he render an account as receiver for the
said William Servat ; on certificate by William de Herle, chief justice, that
he has surrendered in the Flete prison.
Oct. 2. Licence for the prior and convent of Bukenham to acquire in mortmain
Waltham. land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender as fully satisfied on 8 t/ti/y, 16 Richard IL
Oct. 8. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master William de Wakerle,
Waltham. parson of the church of Kynelyng worth, of a messuage and a bovate of land
in Berudon to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at .the altar of
St. Mary in Berudon church, in honour of the said Virgin.
By fine of 20^. Rutland.
Oct. 13. Licence for Hugh Poyntz to grant to Nicholas Poyntz, Eleanor his wife,
Waltham Holy and his heirs begotten of the body of Eleanor, a moiety of the manor of
Cross. Hoo, held in chief; with remainder in default of such heirs to the grantor
and his heirs. By fine of 10/. Surrey.
Aug. 29. Exemption for life of Robert de Grofhurst from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, unless his oath be necessanr under the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.8.
Oct. 1. Grant to Rohaud de Rychemond of the custody of the castle of Crak-
Waltham. fergus in Ireland, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John Darcy, justiciary of Ireland.
Oct 3. Appointment of Richard de Norton, one of the king's archers, to the
Waltham. office of the parker of Ightenhull park, co. Lancaster, for life. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Protection with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for A., bishop of Wor-
Waltham. cester, staying beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The said bishop has letters nominating Richard de Bykerton and Robert
de Alne his attorneys in England for the same time.
Oct. 8. Writ of aid directed to bailiffg and others in England and Ireland for
Waltham Holy Bartholomew de Oolecestre, master of the hospital of St. Thomas the
Cross. Martyr of Aeon, London, in all business relating to himself, the hospital and
the members thereof^
7 EDWARD III.— Part II.
473
1333.
Oct. 13.
Sheen.
Oct. 3. .
Waltbam.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Presentation of Robert de Askebj, perpetual vicar of the church of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in the diocese of Durham, to the church of Weseyng-
ton in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reasou of the voidance of the
see ; on an exchange of benefices with John de Herlowe. By p.s.
Appointment John Darcy, the justiciary, Roger Utlagh, chancellor,
Thomas do Burgh, treasurer, and Robert de Scardebnrgh, chief
justice of the Kin^s Bench, of Ireland, to survey the state and an*ay of all
the king's places {placeas) in that land and to amend whatever is amiss in
them, to his best advantage. By p.8.
Cross.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Sept. 29.
Waltbam.
Membrane 17.
Oct. 14. Benedict, abbot of St. Nicholas-lez- Angers, staying beyond the seas, has
Wal^am Holy letters nominating William de Sancto Clemente, his fellow monk, and Peter
son of Giles de Kirkeby, his attorneys in England for three years.
By fine of 20^. Buckingham.
Grant for life to Master John de Thoresby, king's clerk, of the custody
of the hospital of St. Edmund, the bishop and confessor, Gateshead, in
the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Durham. By p.s.
Mandate to Ralph de Nevill, keeper of the temporalities of the see of
Durham, to induct him.
Simple protection until a fortnight after Easter for Nicholas de Gantilupo
going on pilgrimage beyond the seas. By p.s.
The like for the following : —
Adam de Everyingham.
John do Kaylemerssh, clerk.
Robert de Barkeworth.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John Travers, derk,
constable of Bordeaux, staying beyond the seas on the king's service*
ByK.
Master Richard de Baldok, prebendary of Wyghton in the church of St.
Peter, Vork, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating John Arnale
and John de Pokeriche his attorneys in England for a year.
Writ of aid until Easter for Ahin de Athelyngflete appointed a pur-
veyor for the office of the great wardrobe. By K.
The like for the following purveyors : —
Roger de Gunwardby.
Henry de Anlepe.
John Kempe.
Appointment of William de Leycestre, king's clerk, to the office of the
chancellorship of the liberty of the see of Durham during voidance, and to
hold the seal of the said office. By p.s.
Mandate to Ralph de Nevill, keeper of the temporalities of the see, to pay
him the accustomed fee bo long as he hold the office.
Pardon to Thomas Tony of Houton for the death of Alexander Roys of
Ouby at Askeby, as it appears by the record of John de Cantebrigge and
his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Norwich castle, that he killed him
in self defence.
Grant, with the assent of the council, that Hugh Sampson, collector of
petty customs in the port of Southampton, shall receive as his fee 10/.
yearly out of the said customs, during pleasure. By p.8.
Nicholas de Cantiluiio going on pilgrimage beyond the seas has letters
nominating John de Monte, parson of the church of Chiydon, and John
Bussy his attorneys in England until a fortnight after Easter.
Oct 3.
Waltham.
Oct 10.
Waltham.
Oct 12.
Waltham.
Oct 4.
Havering atte
Bower.
Oct. 8.
Waltham Holy
Crott.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Sept 29.
Waltham.
474
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Oct. 15.
Waltham.
Oct. 8.
Waltham Holj
Cross.
Oct 20.
Hayering atte
Bower.
Oct. 29.
Hereford.
Oct. 28.
Windior.
Nov. 4.
•Marlborough.
Nov. 6.
Marlborough.
Nov. 20.
Marlborough.
Nov. 30.
Clarendon.
Dec. 6.
Clarendon.
1334.
Jan. 8.
Wallingford.
Jan. 10.
Wallingford.
Membrane 17 — cont
Grant to the prior and convent of Ely that their contribution of 10/.
towards the expenses of the marriage of Eleanor, the king's sister, to the
count of Gueldres shall not prejudice their house as a precedent. Bj K.
The like to the following : —
The prior of Westacre, who granted 5 marks.
The prior of Ware, who granted 100*.
The abbot of Colecestre, who granted 60s.
The prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, who granted 20
marks. By K.
The prior and convent of Bromholm, who granted 5 marks.
The abbot and convent of Coggeshale, who granted 6 marks. By K.
1333.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
The prior of St. Faith's, who granted 60*.
The prior of Penteneye, who granted 40*.
The abbot of Ry vail, who granted 6 marks.
The abbot and convent of Nottele, who granted 4/.
ByK.
BvK.
The prior and convent of Repyndon, who granted 26$. Sd, By K.
The prior and convent of Davyntre, who granted 40f.
The prior of Monks Kirby, who granted 40*.
The abbot of Salley, who granted 40*.
ByK.
The prior an'd convent of Bridelyngton, who granted 10 marks. By K.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 8.
Waltham.
Ratification of a grant by Hugh de Lacv, knight, to Matthew de Bath',
his heirs and assigns, of the manor of Rathfay, as well in lordships as in
demesne lands and reversions, and the advowson of the church of that
manor ; notwithstanding any rebellions of the said Hugh against the late
king or any outlawries published against him. By K. & C.
Grant to Master John de Langetoft, king's clerk, whom the king has
appointed, with the assent of the council, to stay in the Chancery as one of
his gieat clerks there, in regard to the laudable witness to his character and
learning brought to the king, of 10 marks yearly from the issues of the
Hanaper for his expenses until he be advanced to an ecclSiBiastical benefice
by the chancellor. By p.s.
Mandate to the chancellor or the keeper of the seal for the time being
to present the said John to the first void benefice in his gift in right of his
office.
Pardon to Lecia and Alice, daughters and heiresses of John de
Ryskyngton, son and heir of Walter Knobbe, for the acquisition by the
said WflJter in the time of Edward I. from William Bardolf of an estate in
fee tail in a messuage and a bovate of bind in Riskyngton, held in chie^ with-
out the licence of the king having been obtained then or at anv subsequent
time, and licence for them to retain the same. If they die without heirs of
7 BDWAED III.— Part H.
476
1333.
Oct. 21.
Hereford.
Oct. 19.
Windfor.
Oct. 21.
Windsor.
Membrane 17 — cont.
their bodies, the messuage and land are to revert to the said William and
his heirs. By fine of ^ mark. Lincoln.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Fangefosse to the
keeper of the house of vicars and the vicars of the church of St. Peter,
Tork, in part satisfaction of the 10 marks yearly of land and rent which
they have the king's licence to acquire, of a messuage in York which is held
of the king by the yearly service of 2d. as husgable by the hands of the
mayor and bailiffs of the city, and is of the yearly value of 20s, as appears
by the inquisition returned by John de Louthre, king's clerk, escheator in
the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland;
reserving the services due to the king and other chief lords of the
fee. By C.
Simon de Sancto Petro and Richard de Willerdeseye, monks of Christ
Church, Canterbury, bringing news of the death of Simon, archbishop of
Canterbury, have letters K>r the prior and convent of the said church of
licence to elect. By p.s.
Presentation of Master Thomas de Aungervill to the church of Sabriche-
worth in the diocese of London, in the king's gifl by reason of the voidance
of the abbey of Westminster. By p.s.
Oct 27.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct 26.
Windsor.
Oct. 30.
Windsor.
Nov. 2.
Windsor.
Oct 26.
Windsor.
Oct 30.
Windsor.
Membrane 16.
Leonard de Tibertis, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, who has the oversight of all the houses and brethren of the Order
in Scotland, Wales and England and cannot therefore attend in person to
the concerns of the hospitfd in England, has letters nominating Robert
Cort and Simon Fauconer, two of the brethren, his attorneys there for two
years.
He also has like letters nominating brothers Nicholas de Hales and Philip
de Thame.
Appointment of GeofiErey le Scrope, John de Stonore, Richard de
Aldeburgh and William de Shareshull, as justices in eyre and of oyer and
terminer within the liberty of the bishopric of Durham, during voidance, to
meet at Durham on Monday after St. Edmund, king and martyr.
By K, & C, on the information of Ralph de Nevill, steward of the
household.
Appointment of William de Herle in place of Gteofhej le Scrope.
Vacated because otherwise belato, {Incomplete.)
Appointment of William de Herle as above in the place of Geoffrey le
Scrope, who is employed in the king's service elsewhere. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for him.
Appointment of Robert de Scorburgh in place of William de Shareshull
also employed elsewhere. By K. & C.
Association of Thomas Deyvill with the said justices. By K. h C.
Appointment of Thomas de Hoppescotes, king's clerk, to the custody of
the rolls and writs of the said eyre, during pleasure. By C.
Mandate to William de Herle and the other justices to admit him.
Appointment of Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Cantebrigge, Greoffrey de
Edenham, John de Radenhale and John Claver as justices in eyre and of
Ser and terminer in the county of Kent, during voidance of the see of
knterbuiT, to meet at Canterbory on Thursday after the feast of St.
Lucy the Virgb. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for them.
476
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS,
1333.
Nov. 2.
Windsor.
Nov. 12.
Marlborough.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 29.
Windsor.
Membrane 16— con^.
Appointment of Thomas de Radedif in place of the said Geoffrey de
Edenham who is unable to act. By K. & C.
The like of John de Stonore in place of Geoffrey le Scrope otherwise
engaged on the king's business. By K. & 0.
Writ de intendendo for him.
Grant, for life, to John Strech, king's yeoman, of the chief bailiwick of
the county of Dorset and the bedelries of the hundreds of Bedelane,
Uggescombe, Goudrenethorn, Tolreford, Ekerdon and St» George.
By p.s.
Appointment of Adam de Stayngrevei king's clerk, to keep the writs of
the eyre in the county of Kent. By K. & C.
Mandate to Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows to admit him to the
office.
Oct. 9.
Havering atte
Bower.
Oct. 22.
Hereford.
Oct. 22.
Windsor.
Sept. 13.
Odiham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Oct. 21.
Windsor.
Nov. 1.
Marlborough.
Membrane 15.
Exemption for life of Peter de Bekcote from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary under the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff* or
minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Pardon to Richard de Wymundham and Amice his wife of their outlawry
and waiver in the county of Northampton for non-appearance before the
king to answer touching a plea of trespass of Bobert Pynkeneye; on
certificate by Richard de Wylughby, chief justice, that they have
surrendered in the marshalsea. By K.
Licence for Avice daughter of Jordan de Laverkestok and Petronilla
her sister to enfeoff William Bandolf and Lucy his wife of a messuage and
a virgate of land in Laverkestok, Wynterburneford and Alwardebury, held
in chief by the service of finding a forester in Clarendon Forest, as appears
by an inquisition taken thereof by Robert Selyman escheator in the counties
of Southampton, Wilts, Oxon, Berks, Bedford and Buckiugham.
By fine of 20ir. Wilts.
Crrant to Richard Vautort, lately outlawed in the city of London for non-
appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of
John Kyng of London that he render an account as his receiver, of his
goods which escheated to the king by such outlawry. By p.s.
Grant to Gilbert Talebot for life, rent free, of the castles of Bulkidinas
and Blenleveny, and of the castle of Emelyn, with knights' fees and other
appurtenances. By p.s.
Mandates to the keepers of the castles for livery of the castles with the
armour, victuals and other things belonging to the king therein.
Licence for Elizabeth do Burgo, the king's kinswoman, to enfeoff Thomas
de Gheddeworth, clerk, and Henry de Colyngham of the castles and manors
of Usk and Kaerlion and the manors of Lyswyry, Little Tynterne, New
Grange, Little Lantrissan, Trillek, Troye, Lancom and Woundy, and of
the manor of Berdefeld, co. Essex, and of the advowsons of the abbey of
Kaerlyon, the priories of Usk and Anglesey, the hospital of Usk and the
churches of Tredenach, Landisseye, Troye, Tregruk, Pentek, Eemmoys
and Landegewyth and the chapel of Concarvan, said to be held in chief,
and for them to re-grant tho same to her, for life, with remainder to Henry
de Ferariis and Isabella, his wife, in fee tail and if they die without heir to
the right heirs of the said Elizabeth. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Thomas de Hoppes-
cotes, parson of the church of Morpath.
7 EDWARD lU.— Part II. 477
1333. Membrane IS^cont.
Oct. 8. Appointment of Thomas Doal to prospect for minerals of all kinds in such
Waltham. parts of the land of Ireland as he shall diink fit.
Mandate to the king's treasurer in Dublin to pay him reasonable wages
while so engaged.
Oct 16. Presentation of Gilbert de KellyshuUe to the church of Merstham, in
Sheen. the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Canterbury ; directed
to J. bishop of Chichester. By p.8.
Nor. 18. Appointment of Henry le Scrope at chief justice of the Bench, during
Marlboroogh. pleasure. By E. & C.
Mandate to William de Herle for li?ery of the rolls and all other things
relating to the office.
Oct 26. Galhard de Duro Forti, prebendary of Wetewang in tho church of St.
Windsor. Peter, York, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating Beymund
Pelegrini, chaplain, and Bernard Porquerii his attorneys in £ngland for
three years. By fine of 100«. York.
Oct. 19. Licence for Benedict de Fulsham, citizen of London, to export 2,000
Windsor, quarters of wheat to trade with in the duchy [of Aquitaine], notwith-
standing any prohibition of such export. By p.8.
Oct 20. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Elizabeth de Burgo, the
Windsor, king's kinswoman, to the prior and convent of Angleseye of 14/. of rent in
Bodekesham, Swafham BoUebek and Homyngseye, co. Cambridge, view of
frankpledge of her men and tenants in Bodekesham with everything per-
taining thereto and the advowson of the church of Donmawe, co. Essex ;
and for the abbot and convent to appropriate the said church. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the said Elizabeth to the
dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, of the advowson of the church
of Bricham, co. Norfolk ; and for them to appropriate the church. By p.s.
The like, to the prior and convent of Ely, in respect of the church of
Litlington, co. Cambridge. By p.s.
Nov. 2. Licence for Christiana late the wife of Richard de Emeldon tenant in
Marlborough, chief, on account of good service done by the said Richard in his lifetime to
the late king and the king, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's
allegiance. By p.s.
Oct. 21. Presentation of Gilbert de Keleshull to the church of Merstham in the
Windsor, diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see of Canterbury. By p.s.
Oct. 22. Grant, for life, to Richard Hamon of the office of crier in the county of
Windsor. Kent. By p.s.
Nov. 8. Licence for Thomas de Every ngham to grant to William de Herle,
Morlborongh. Robert de Sadvngton, and the heirs of Robert, by the rent of 20 marks,
payable to him for life, a third part of tbe manor of Garthorp, held in chief.
By fine of 40#. Leicester.
Nov. 8. Grant to Robert de Tanton of the prebend in the collegiate church of
Marlborough. Wengham which Master Robert de Cantuaria lately held, in the kind's gift
by reason of voidance of the see of Canterbury. By p.s.
Mandate to the keeper of the see to admit him.
Membrane 14.
Sept. 29. Protection with clause volumut^ for one year for Oliver de Ingham,
WiJtham. seneschal of Gascony, staying bejond the seas on the king's service. By p.s.
The said Oliver has letters nominating Peter de Thornton and Roger de
Antingham his attorneys in Enghind for one year.
478
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 16.
Waltham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Oct. 12.
Waltham-Holy
Cross.
Oct. 22.
Odiham.
Oct. 26.
Windsor.
Oct 13.
Lambeth.
Oct 21.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Not. 7.
Marlboroogh.
Nov. 2.
Marlborough.
Membrane 14 — cont.
He also has the like, nominating Robert le Boor, and John son of Robert
de Ingham.
Grant, in fee, to Robert de Bungej, for long service to the king and John
earl of Cornwall, his brother, of a place in Chepe, in the city of London
called La Brokenseld, which escheated to Edward I. from Adam de
Stretton. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain bj Robert de Honsom and
Laurence Britoun of Chepjng Norton, to the abbot and convent of Hajles in
part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly in land and rent which they have the
late king's licence to acquire, of 10 acres of land in Sadie, of the yearly
value of 20d., as appears by the inquisition taken by John de Peyto, the
younger, escheator in the counties of Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester,
Salop, and Statfbrd and the adjoining march of Wales.
Grant to Walter de Manny of the custody of the manor of Shelton, co.
Norfolk, daring minority of the son and heir of John de Shelton, tenant
in chief. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance, to John de Blomville, the escheator.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Kirkeby, ohaplaio,
> to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Nicholas without Ryche-
mund in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly, in land rent, which they have the
king*s licence to acquire, of four messuages, 22 acres of land and 4 acres of
meadow in Ricbemund and Skytheby, of the yearly value of 32<. 4J. as
appears by the inquisition.
Letters for the prioress and convent of Wherwell of licence to elect, on
their petition announcing the cession of Isabella de Wyntereshulle, their
abbess. By p.s.
Writ of aid until Easter for Thomas de Pidyngton, appointed a pur-
veyor of wine and beer for the household of Edweurd, earl of Chester, the
kiii^s son.
Changed because sealed at another time.
William de Henele, knight, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters
nominating William son of William de Henele and Ralph de la Marche,
his attorneys in England, for one year. By pjs.
Licence for Nicholas de Whitton, ' peleter,' to enfeoff Thomas de Liteleton
of a messuage, 16 acres of land and an acre and a half of meadow in
Warden, co. Bedford, said to be held in chief. By p^.
Grant to John de Tomf ord, king's clerk, of the prebend of the Chilton in
the church Wengham, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see
of Canterbury. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the spirituality of the see.
Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Gloucester, to impark
a place in Upledene, co. Gloucester, containing 84^ acres of arable and un-
caltivated land and of groves. By p.8.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation
of the king's right to collate to the prebend of Northwell in the church of
St. Mary, Southwell, which he has recovered against William, archbishop of
York, by judgement of the court of King's Bench, and of his coUation
thereto of William de Northwell, king's clerk. By p.8.
Pardon to Walter de Scotulthorp for receiving by the hands of John,
chaplain of the parish church of Edenham, Simon de Wytham, chaplain, and
Roger de Canones, 50/. found by them hidden in the said church, part of a
sum of 100/. which had been stolen from the said Walter by Peter de Eden-
ham, chaplain. By C.
7 EDWARD Ul.— Part II. 479
1333. Membrane 14 — cont,
Nov. 8. Appointment of Thomas de Brajton and Master Simon de Stanes, as
Marlborough, proctors and special envoys of the king to carry ont the terms of an agree-
ment made between Master John de Hildesle, a baron of the Exchequer,
and William de la Pole, for the king, and Bloccus de Seeland, knight,
and other burgesses and clerks of Bniges, Ghent and Ipres, for Lewis,
count of Flanders, the kuig's kinsman, to put an end to all disputes between
England and Flanders. By E. & C.
[Foedera.]
1334.
Jan. 7. Appointment of Bobert de Scordeburgh, a baron of the Exchequer, and
WalUngford. Master Simon de Stanes as above. By p.s.
Jan. 7. Appointment of the said Bobert and Simon as proctors and special
WalUngford. envoys for the king to treat with Lewis, count of Flanders and the
burgomasters, ichevinsy consuls and others of the above towns, or their
deputies, touching all injuries, robberies and other wrongs inflicted on each
other by the people of the two countries. By E.
1333. MSMBkANB 13.
Nov. 10. Inspeximus and testification of the record and process of an assize of
Marlborough, novel disseisin between Thomas de Alneto and John Everard, Alice his
wife, Stephen son of John de Alneto, John de Lusteshull, Cicely his wife
and Richard de Hyda, taken at Winchester on Saturday after the feast
of St. Peter in Cathedra, 7, Edward III., before John Inge, John de
Trevaignon and John de Hampton, justices appointed to take the assizes in
the county of Southampton, whereby the said Thomas recovered seisin of a
moiety of the manor of Eledestok.
Nov. 2. Grant to William Daubeny that the manors of Eemston, co. Bedford, and
Marlboroiigh. Totenham, co. Middlesex, which John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, holds
for life, shall remain to him after the earl's death, as the 40 marks yearly of
land which the king lately promised him for life, and in lieu of the like
sum at the Exchequer granted to him pending such provision. By p.s.
Oct. 2. Grant to William de Cusance, for service to the king and John, earl of
Waltham. Cornwall, his brother, in the war of Scotland, that a messuage and carucate
of land called 'La Wyke,' in« Dounameneye, co. Gloucester, which
Thomas de Weston holds for life, shall remain to him and his heirs.
By p.8.
Oct. 21. Grant to Gilbert Talbot of the manor of Wetelawe by Doncastre, co. York,
Windsor, to hold for life rent free. By p.s.
Sept. 8. Revocation of the late grant to John de Allespeth, king's yeoman of the
Kltham. custody of Crukyn castle, during good behaviour, such grant having been
made by the king in forgetfnlness of the fact that he had previously
appointed Richard de Holand to the same custody. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Bobert de Scardeburgh.
Marlborough, going to Lreland on the king's service. By a.
Nov. 18. John Morice, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters nomi-
Marlborongh. nating Thomas de Stodley and Thomas Morice his attorneys in England
for one year.
Nov. 8. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Insula, parson
Marlborough, of the church of Charwelton.
The like for the following :—
Nov. 20. Elena, late the wife of Nicholas Flomyng.
Blariborougb.
480 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 13 — cont.
Not. 26. Walter de Meriet^ chancellor of the charch of St. Peter, Exeter.
Clarendon. Richard, parson of the charch of Doteput.
Nov. 26. Presentation of William de Castro, king's clerk, vicar of the church of
Clarendon. Tenterdenne, to the church of St. Martin without Canterbury, in the diocese
of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voi dance of the see i on
an exchange of benefices with John de Bourne, king's clerk.
Nov. 18. Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the unanimous election by
Clarendon, the prior and convent of Canterbury of John, bishop of Winchester, to be
archbishop in the room of Simon, deceased. By p.8.
IFoedera.'i
Nov. 20. Appointment of Nicholas de Holford, for good service in the war of
Clarendon. Scotland, to the bailiwick of Blakeneye in the forest of Deao, during good
behaviour. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Protection with clause volumvUy until Easter, for Thomas West, knight.
Clarendon, going to Scotland on the king's service. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Grant to William Trussel, king's yeoman, of the custody of Beaumareys
Clarendon, castle, for life. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Edward de Bohoun, justice of North Wales, or
to such as supplies his place.
Nov. 3. Grant to John de Wodeford, king's chaplain, of the prebend of Grymstan
Marlborough, and Yatemenstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the late voidance of the see. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to B., bishop of Salisbury.
Mbmbranb 12.
Nov. 2. Inspeximusj at the request of the abbot of Seleby, of the record and pro-
Marlborough. cess of an assise of novel disseisin taken before the king at York as follows ;
the assise come to recognise whether John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
William de Slayngate of Thorne, John son of Richard le Bailif of Thorne,
Hugh his brother, John Hauxlin of Thome, John son of William son of
Matilda de Thorne and Robert le Hunte of Haytefeld, unjustly did disseise
the abbot of Seleby of his free tenement in Estoft after the passage &c., and
of 800 acres of ^Mtsture. And John de Warenna by John de Donecastro,
his attorney, comes ; and the others come not but one William de Scargill
answers for them as their bailiff and says for them that they made no £s-
seisin and thereof they put themselves upon the assise. And the said earl
as tenant &c. says that the tenements in view are in Thorne and not in
Estoft and are parcel of the manor of Thome, and that Edward II. granted
that manor to him, for life ; and he bbjb that the king that now is, by
letters patent, dated 25 March, 5 Edward III., gave him licence to approve
the waste lands in the said manor and in other castles and manors contained
in the letters, to the yearly value of 200/., and to demise the same at farm
and therefore he prays that the justices here to take the assise will not pro-
ceed without consulting the king. And the abbot says that the tenements
in view are now in Estoft and not in Thome, and that they are not parcel
of the manor of Thome, and this he is ready to verify by the assise.
Wherefore he prays that the justices proceed to take the assise. And the
earl says that he cannot be a party herein without the king and prays that
the assise may not be taken until he have spoken with him. Whereupon
day is given them on Thursday after the octave of St. Hillary next, &c.
and meanwhile the king is to be spoken with &c. At which daythe abbot
comes, and the earl comes by his said attorney, and the said William de
Stayngate and the others come not And the king sends his writ close,
7 EDWARD 111.— Part II. 481
3333. Membrane 12 — cont,
dated 10 December, 6 Edward III., to Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows,
justices of the King's Bencb| reciting as above, and that the abbot has peti-
tioned the king for a remedy herein on the ground that the deferring of the
taking of the assise tends to his great expense and to the danger of dis-
herison of his church of St. Germanus, Selebj, and directing them to hold
the assise so that they do not render judgement without consulting him.
Whereupon it is asked of the earl and others if they know anything else
to say why the assise should not be taken according to the tenor of the
writ. And the said William de Scargill for William de Stayngate and the
others, except the earl, says as before, and the earl by his said attorney says
as before, and the abbot in like manner. Therefore let the assise be taken
&c. And upon this there came William de Estfeld and William de
Sharpelowe, servants of queen Philippa, and produced a letter of privy seal
[in French] dated 18 January, 6 Edward III., directing the justices that,
whereas the abbot has put in view a waste belonging to the kind's manor of
Snayth, they ai*e to take care that nothing be done herein to the prejudice
of the right of him or of queen Philippa, who holds the manor for life, and
they say that the tenements put in view are in the town of Snayth, within
the lordship of the queen, and not in Estoft or Thorne. Wherefore it is
said to them that they are to shew to the Court all that they can in support
of the right of the king and queen herein ; and they challenged sowe of the
jurors who on their challenge are removed. And the jurors chosen say on
their oath that the tenements are in Estoft^ not in Thorne or Snayth, that
they are not parcel of the manor of Thorne and that the earl and his
tenants in Thorne, in right of their lands there ought to have common in
the said tenements with all manner of cattle at all times of the year, saving
to the abbot the profit of his agistment thereof. And they say that William
de Stayngate and the others, except the earl, disseised the abbot of the
tenements, as he complains, to his damage of 10/., and that the earl made
him no disseisin, &c. Afterwards the king, by writ, dated 4 February
7 Edward III., commanded the justices to give judgement that the
abbot recover seisin of the tenements and his damages, that he be in
mercy for his false cJaim against the earl, and in like manner that
William de Staynegate of Thorne, John son of Richard le Baillif of
Thome, Hugh his brother, John Hauxlyn of Thorne, John son of
William son of Matilda de Thome and Robert le Hunte of Havtefeld
be in mercy for the disseisin ; and exemplification of the premises for the
greater publicity thereof.
Nov. 17. Roald de Richemond, going to Ii'eland on the king's service, has letters
MarlboFoogh. nominating Nicholas de Stapelton his attorney in England for one year.
Nov. 17. Protection for one year for Robert de Inkepenne of Winchester,
Marlborough, merchant, his men and servants, trading about the realm.
Oct. 21. Presentation of Gilbert de Keleshull to the church of Merstham, in the
Windier. diocese of Winchester, said to be directly subject to the church of Canter-
bury, and in the king's gill by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric.
By p.s.
Nov. 21. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John bishop of Winchester to
Clarendon, the prior and convent of St, Swithin's, Winchester, of the advowson of the
church of Wonsygnton in his diocese, said to be held in the chief; and for
the appropriation of the church by the prior and convent. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Pardon to John le Personessone of Wykham St. Paul's and William de
Clarendon. Denemor of their outlavirry in the county of Essex for non-appearance be-
fore the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of trespass against
them and others of Walter de Belemcombre, on certificate of William de
Herle, chief justice, that they have now surrendered.
U 66G56. H H
482 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1333. MSMBRANS 11.
Oct. 21. Licence for Anthony Bache, king's merchant, by his men and servants, to
Windsor, take 3,000 quarters of wheat to any parts without the realm to trade with,
notwithstanding any prohibition of the export of grain from the realm.
By p.s.
Nov. 19. Appointment of William de Herle as chief justice of the Bench, during
Marlborough, pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate to Henry le Scrope for livery of the roUs and other things re-
lating to the office now in his custody.
Nov. 19. Appointment of Henry le Scrope as chief baron of the Exchequer, during
Marlborough, pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to admit him.
Appointment of Robert de Scorburgh as a baron of the same. By K. & 0.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons.
Aug. 5. Exemption, for life, of Thomas de Brunneby from being put on assizes,
Durham. juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff^ coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Nov. 19. Appointment of Bichard de Aldeburgh as a justice of the Bench, during
Marlborough, pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate to William de Herle and the other justices of the Bench to
admit him.
Oct 3. Appointment of Thomas de Aumarle, king's clerk, to the office of controller
Waltham. of the king's stannary in the county of Cornwall, during pleasure. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Presentation of Martin de Ixenyng to the church of Bockynge, in the
Clarendon, diocese of London, in the king's gin by reason of the voidance of the see of
Canterbury. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for .John Morice, knight,
Marlborough, going to Ireland on the king's service. By K. for his escheator of Ireland.
Nov. 8. Acquittance to the prior of Kertemell for 40*. by the hands of Henry de
Marlborough. Haydok, king's clerk, granted at the king's request towards the expenses of
the marriage of Eleanor, his sister; and grant that this gift shall not pre-
judice the prior or his successors as a precedent.
Nov. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hobert Darcy and Joan his
Marlborough, wife to the abbot and convent of Tupholm of three tofts, 60 acres of land
and 12 acres of meadow, in Great Stratton by Eandeby, towards the sup-
port of a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the convent church for
the souls of Bobert and^ Joan, their ancestors and heirs.
By fine of QOs. Lincoln*
Nov. 14. Presentation of William de Feriby, king's derk, to W. archbishop of York
Clarendon, for admission into the prebend or portion of the church of Osmunderle, in
his diocese, which Thomas de Sumebery held, in the king's gift by reason of
the voidance of the see of Durham. By p.s.
Nov. 24. The abbot of Beaubeck, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Marlborough. WOliam le Clerk and Robert de Dalton his attorneys in Ireland for three
years. By fine of 40*. Ireland.
Nov. 4. Presentation of Thomas de la Orouche to the chantry of St. Mary,
Hampstead. Sevenakes, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see. By p.8.
Nov. 20. Protection and safe conduct, until the Purification, for Malcolm Flemy ng,
Clarendon, his men and servants, to come to the realm for certain business concerning
the king. By p.s.
7 EDWARD III.— Pabt II.
483
1333.
Nov. 18.
Clarendon.
Nov. 25.
Clarendon.
Nov. 26.
Clarendon.
Nov. 18.
Clarendon.
Nov. 25.
Clarendon.
Nov. 26.
Stoke Trister.
Nov. 26.
Clarendon.
Dec 1.
Clarendon.
Nov. 11.
Clarendon.
Nov. 22.
Sherborne.
Membrane 11 — cont.
The like, until Midsummer, for HegiDald de More, Alan de Vepount,
William de Erth, knight, William de Yaus and Reginald de Cranford who
have the king's licence to come to the realm. By the same.
The like, for five years, for John son of Reginald de More and Gilchrist
his brother. Bj the same.
Grant to Robert de Parys, horse dealer, for service in the siege of
Berwick-on-Tweed and the war of Scotland, that he be quit, for life, of toll
on all his goods and wares within the realm. By p.s.
John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, staying beyond the seas, has letters
nominating Richard de Swafham, clerk, and Thomas de Leek his attorneys
in England for one year.
Presentation of Robert de Hemmyngburgh to the church of Islep, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the abbey of Westminster.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Haghemon to grant to Peter de
Gi*ete, king's yeoman, and his heirs for ever, a messuage, 24 acres of land,
4 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood, in Coderugge, co. Worcester.
By p.s.
Presentation of John de Thorpe to the church of Northorpe, in the diocese
of Lincoln.
Signification to J. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the election
of Matilda de Litleton, one of the nuns, to be abbess of Wherwell abbey.
By p.s.
John de Ry, parson of the church of Gosberkirk, going to the court of
Rome on business of his church, has letters nominating Eudo de Bodekesham
his attorney in England for one year.
Promise to re-pay to the king's merchants, Dinus Forsetti, Alexander de
Barde and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence
trading in England, 392^ marks lately paid at the king's request to William
de Tweng, at Naples in the kingdom of Sicily, for his expenses over tlie
taking of Thomas de Gourneye, the traitor, and bringing him to the king in
England. By K. & 0.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and the king's
chamberlains for immediate payment of this sum.
Vacated by surrender.
Grant to John son of Nicholas of the custody of Stafford gaol, for life.
By p.s.
Letters for the prior, sub-prior and convent of Tavystok of licence to elect
on letters from the chapter brought by Richard de Esse and William de
Inwardeslegh, monks of the abbey, signifying that Bonus, their abbot, has
been deposed by John, bishop of Exeter. By p.s.
Nov. 20.
Clarendon.
Nov. 25.
Yarliogton.
Mbmbranb 10.
Licence for the dean and chapter of the greater church of St. Mary,
Rouen, to grant to John GK)ue, in fee tail, a messuage and 8 ferliugs m
Flokeston, held in chief. In default of heir of the body of the said John the
messuage and land are to revert to the dean and chapter.
By fine of 40*. Devon.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Bynedon to grant to Robert de Tan ton,
king's clerk, the manor of Crich, co. Dorset, said to be held in chief, to hold
to him for his life, or, if he die within fifteen years from the date hereof, to
H H 2
484
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Not. 26.
Wincanton.
Nov. 22.
Sherborne.
Nov. 28.
Clarendon.
Dec. 3.
Clarendon.
Oct. 25.
Odiham.
Nov. 2.
Marlborough.
Membrane 10 — cont,
his heirs and the executors of his will until the full end of the said fifteen
years. By p.s.
Licence, in enlargement of the foregoing, for the said Robert, for life, or
his heirs and executors until the end of the said term, to cut down, sell and
carry whither they will the underwood in the woods pertaining to the said
manor in the king's free chace of Purbik. By the same.
Appointment of Thomas de Speton, king's clerk, to the custody of the
writs and rolls in the Common Bench of Dublin during pleiisure. By p.s.
Mandate to Walter de Kynefare for livery of the rolls, writs, memoranda
and other things pertaining to the said office which are in his custody.
Inspeximus and confirmation of an indenture of lease, dated 7 November
1333, by John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, to his niece, Mary de Sancto
Paulo, countess of Pembroke, for life, at a rent of 1,800/. sterling, of the
castles, manors and towns of Richmond and Bowes, co. York, the lands held
in their right of his earldom, and all his other lands in England, with all
liberties, free customs and other appurtenances. By p.s.
[Foedera,}
Grant that the earl and his heirs shall not do the homage and other ser-
vices due for the said castles and lands so long as these are in the tenure of
Mary de Sancto Paulo. By the same.
Protection, for life, for the earl and licence for him to stay where he will
without the realm as soon as he shall have caused livery of seisin to be
made to the said Mary. By the same.
Matilda late the wife of William de Burgo, earl of Ulster, executrix of his
will, staying in England, has letters nominating William de Wolley and
John Gernoun her attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Manuel de Flisco, prebendary of Ampelford in the church of St. Peter,
York, has letters nominating Master Thomas de Luco, canon of the church
of St. Mary, Salisbury, and Master Aidan de Lich', parson of the church of
All Saints, Paulesholt, his attorneys in England for one year.
Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for Nicholas de la Beche
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By p.s.
The like for the following : —
Andrew de Saukevill.
Gilbert de Shotesbrok. By the same.
Grant to Robert de Neville, yeoman of the buttery, of the office of curator
of wines throughout the realm during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 9.
Nov. 26. Appointment of John de Cantebrigge as king's justice, in the present
Wincanton. commission of eyre and of oyer and terminer in the county of Kent to
Geoffi'ey le Scrope, the paid John, Geoffrey de Edenham, John de Raden*
hale, John Claver and Thomas de Radeclif, in the place of the said Geoffrey
who is attendant on other business for the king. The justices are to meet
at Canterbury on Thursday after the feast of St. Lucy the Virgin.
By K. & C.
Writ de intendendo for him.
Dec. 12. Appointment of John de Insula of Wodeburn and Robert de Seton, with
Marlborough, a clerk to be chosen by them, to assess and levy in the county of Northum-
berland the fifleenth and tenth of movables granted to tlie king in the last
Parliament, and to deliver the same at the Exchequer, half on the
morrow of the close of Easter and half on the morrow of Michaelmas.
7 EDWABD III.— Part II.
485
1333. Membrane 9 — cont,
Eichard de Emeldon and Robert de Tnghale were in the first instance
appointed to assess and levj this fifteenth and tenth for payment at the
Exchequer on the morrow of the Purification and the morrow of Trinity
last, and afterwards for certain causes the king thought fit to respite the
assessment and levy in the county until Midsummer, but hitherto it has been
impossible to do anything herein first because of the war of Scotland, the
frequent attacks by the enemy in those parts and other hindrances of divers
kinds and afterwards by reason of the death of the said Eichard. By 0.
Form of the assessment of the fifteenth.
French, [Cf, Rot FarLy vol. i. p. 442.]
Nov. 26.
Clarendon.
Membrane 8.
InspextmttSf at the request of Henry de Edenestowe, king's derk, canon
of the church of St. Mary, Southwell, of the record and process of a cause in
the court of King's Bench at Westminster in Easter Term, 5 Edward III.,
roll 115, between the king and the chapter of the church of St. Mary,
Southwell, touching liberties of the chapter and the canons, whereby it was
found that the chapter and all the prebendaries of the church have each
time out of mind used to have view of frankpledge and all that pertains
thereto of the men and tenants in their fees, twice a year, that Eobert de
AVodehous, prebendary of Northwell, Eobert de Notingham, prebendary of
Oxton and Crophull, Lambert de Trikyngham, prebendary of Halghton,
Henry de Edenestowe, prebendary of Oxton and Crophull, Eobert de
Bridelyngton, prebendary of Woodburgh, and their predecessors in the
prebends, have each time out of mind used to have in their land the liberty
called * wayf,' and that the prebendary of Halghton has time out of mind
used to have the liberty called ' stray ' in his manor of Halghton.
Membrane 7.
Nov. 6. Inspeximun and confirmation of an agreement made 9 October, 1333, to end
Chilton. a question which has ari.sen between the abbot and convent of Eobertsbridge
of the Cistercian order, claiming to hold the prebend of Salhurst, with the
church of Mundefeld a dependent of the prebend, in the king's free chapel
in Hastings Castle as having been appropriated to them of the one part, and
the dean, or keeper, and chapter of the said chapel of the other part, that
the abbot and convent shall retain the said prebend and church undisturbed,
that the abbot and his successors shall be admitted as canon thereof, with
a stall in the choir and a place in the chapter of the free chapel, and all
rights which other non-resident prebendaries have, that each abbot, on his
installation to the prebend, shall swear obedience to the dean, or keeper,
and chapter in all lawful matters and that he shall find a fit vicar, a secular
priest, to serve the said prebend, every such vicar to be pi*e8ented by the
abbot to the dean and chapter for examination and admission by thorn.
By p.8,
Eenewal to the abbot and convent of the licence, already granted by the
king, but since impeached before the king and council in Chanoery becaoBe
there was no mention of the prebend therein, for them to appropriate the
•prebend of Salhirst and the chuit^es of Salhirst, Odymere and Mundefeld,
which they acquired from William de Echingham in part satisfaction of the
100/. of land and rent which, in consideration of great loss of lands in the
marshes of Wynchelse, Eye and Promhull swallowed up by the sea, they
had the late king's licence to acquire, and grant that the abbot shall be
admitted into the said free chapel as canon.
Mandate to the keeper and chapter of the chapel for his admission.
486 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334^ Membrane 7 — cont.
Jan. 3. Pardon to Wiltiam Steyn of Ernesby for the death of William Astel of
Wallingford. Ernesby, as it appears by the record of Richard de Wylujifhby and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver Leicester gaol, that he killed him in
self-defence.
1333.
Dec. 2. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Clarendon, the king's right to collate to the prebend of Northwell, in the church of St.
Mary, Suthwell, by reason of the voidance of the see of York in the time of
Edward I., which he has recovered against William, the archbishop, by
judgement of the court of King's Bench, and of his collation thereto of
William de Northwell, king's clerk.
Membrane 6.
Nov. 12. Presentation of Thomas de Clif, king's clerk, to W. bishop of Norwich
Marlborongh. for institution as parson of the church of Hokewolde, in his diocese, in the
king's gift by reason of his late custody of the lands and heir of Robert de
Scales, tenant in chief of the late king.
The like ; with the addition that the king has recovered the right of
presentation in the court of King's Bench against Margery late the wife
of Michael de Ponynges.
Dec. 4. Presentation of Alexander de Welleby to the church of Eton Hastynges,
Clarendon, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de Sancto Philberto, tenant in chief.
Dec. 2. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Clarendon, the king's right to collate to the prebend of Freford, in the church of St.
Chad, Lichfield, by reason of the voidance of the see of Coventry and Lich-
field in the time of the late king, which he has recovered against Roger, the
bishop, by judgement of the conrt of King's Bench, and of his collation
thereto of William de Northwell, king's clerk.
Nov. 26; The like with respect to the king's right to present to the church of
Clarendon. Hokewold, recovered against Margery late the wife of Michael de Ponynges
by judgement of the said court, and of his presentation thereto of Thomas
de Clif, king's clerk.
Nov. 28. Presentation of Guy Wake to the church of Herleston, in the diocese of
Marlborough. Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of Lenton priory
being in his hands. By p.8.
Nov. 19. Grant to Alan de Beverlaco, for the service to the late king, the king and
Clarendon, queen Philippa, of a messuage in Neubury, co. Berks, an escheat by the
forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Mari ; to hold to him and his heirs by the
services whereby it was held before it escheated. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Admission of John Gernoun as guardian of Elizabeth daughter of
Clarendon. William de Burgo, late earl of Ulster, a minor dwelling in England, to sue
and defend all pleas for or against her in Ireland, for one year.
Nov. 29. Presentation of Philip de Weston to the church of Styvenache, in the
Marlborough, diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
abbey of Westminster. By p.s.
Sept. 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmidn by Michael de Feld to Adam,
Eltham. parson of the chapel of Felde, of a plot of land in Shingledewell, co. Kent,
within that parish, 42 feet long and 48 feet broad, to found a chapel in
honour of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary. By p.8.
Dec. 10. Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others, until Christmas, to pro-
Mtrlboroogb. vide necessary carriage for Robert de Westbury, clerk, and Thomas de
Petresfeld charged to bring to the king at his charges certain things of his
now at York.
1 BDWAED m.— Part H. 487
1333. Membrane 6 — cont.
Dec. 12. Licence for Bartholomew son of Matthew de Redham to enfeoff Peter
Marlborough'. Buckeskyn of the manor of Fisshele, co. Norfolk, held in chief.
Bj fine of 100*.
Dec. 14. Pardon to Bobert son of Matilda de Draxburgh for the death of Thomas
Marlborough. Baldewjn of Neuland, lately killed in the meadows of Walcreth ; as it
appears by the record of Bichard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices of
the King's Bench, that he killed him in self-defence.
Nov. 20. Pardon to William son of John Robyn of Saham for the death of Boger
Stoke Trister. son of John Bobyn of Saham ; on a like record of Simon de Hedersete and
his fellows, justices appointed to deliver Estderham gaol.
Dec. 7. Mandate to Balph de Nevill, who was appointed by the king to the
Marlborough, custody of the temporalities of the see of Durham on the death of Lewis, the
bishop, to deliver these to Bichard de Bury, king's derk, dean of Wells,
whose advancement to be bishop by provision of the Pope has been accepted
by the king.
Writ de intendendo directed to tenants of the see.
Dec. 20. Protection with clause volumfis^ for one year, for John Darcy, going to
Marlborough. Ireland on the king's service. By K.
Dec. 27. Presentation of Master Hugh de Hakf ord to the church of Morle, in the
Wallingford. diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Thomas Bardolf, tenant in^ chief. By p.s.
Dec. 23. Grant to Hugh Treganon, king's serjeant, usher of his chamber, of the
Wallingford. office of porter of the palace of the archbishop of Canterbury, at the king's
disposal by reason of tne voidance of the see ; to hold, for life> as Henry de
Bruton, deceased, held it.
Dec 28. Presentation of John de la Roche to the church of Boserouthour in Wales,
WalUngford. in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the lands and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king.
By p.s.
Nov. 26. Grant to Henry de Padele, for service in the parts of Berwick, that he
Warminster, be toll free, for life. By pjs.
Mbmbranb 5.
Dec. 10. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Marlborough, the king's right of presentation to the prebend of St. Gkrmanus in the
church of St. Maurice, Abergwely, by reason of voidance of the see of St.
Davids, which he has recovered against Henry, the present bishop, by
judgement of the court of King's Bench ; or of his presentation thereto of
Griffin de Cauntiton, king's clerk.
Dec. 8. Protection with clause volumuSf until St. Gregory the Pope, for Ambrose
Clarendon, de Neuborgh, clerk, staying in Scotland in the king's service. By K.
Nov. 26. Licence for Elias Hom of Salisbury to carir 300 quarters of grain of anv
Tarlington. kind without the realm to Ireland, Scotland, Oascony and Spain, at his will,
notwithstanding any mandate against the export of such grain. By p.fl.
The like for Thomas Nosshlyog of Southampton. By p.s.
Dec. 20. Presentation of Bichard Mirymouth to the church of Bisebergh, in the
Hitchin. diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see. By p.s.
Dec. 23. Presentation of John de Grymesby to the church of Uppyngham, in the
Wallingford. diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
abbey of Westminster. By p.s.
488 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
■[333^ Membrane 5 — coni.
Dec. 30. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de EUerker of
Wallingford. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to the master and brethren of the hospital of St.
Mary in le Westgate, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of 6 marks of rent in New-
castle-upon-Tyne, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
their church within the hospital for the souls of the faithful departed.
By fine of 6 marks. Northumberland.
Dec. 27. Mandate to Robert Selyinan, escheator in the counties of Southampton,
Wallingford. Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham, for restitution of the tem-
poralities of tiie nunnery of Wherewell to Matilda de Litleton, one of the
nuns, lately elected abbess thereof. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo^ directed to tenants of the nunnery.
Mandate to the prioress and convent for restitution of temporalities in
their custody.
The like to Ralph de Middelneye, escheator in the counties of Somerset,
Dorset, Cornwall and Devon.
1334.
Jan. L Presentation of Walter Power to the church of Ouneby, in the diocese of
Wallingford. Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
Thomas Bardolf, tenant in chief.
1333.
Dec. 28. Grant to John de Bcoughton, king's clerk, of the office of controller of
Wallingford. day works in the palace of Westminster and the Tower of London, for life.
By p.s.
1334.
Jan. 14. Protection with clause nolumus for one year, for Hugh Layner of
WaUingford. Walcote.
Jan. 18. The like for John de Rithre.
Wallingford.
Jan. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Killum, vicar of the
Wallingford. church of Crambum, and William de Burton Anneys, chaplain, to the prior
and convent of Kirkbam, in part satisfaction of the 10/. of land and rent
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of three messuages, four
and a half bovates, and a fifth part of one moiety of a bovate of land, in
Wynestowe by Fritheby, of the yearly value of 18^. 4d, as appears by the
inquisition.
Jan. 8. Presentation of John de Helpeston to the church of Lanuus, in the
Wallingford. diocese of Bangor. By p.s.
Jan 12. Isabella de Cotesbrok and Katherine de Veer, nuns of the church of St.
Woodstock. Mary de la Pre without Northampton, bringing news of the death of
Margaret, their abbess, have lettere for the prioress and convent of licence
to elect. By p.8.
Jan. 8. John, abbot of Mont St. Michel in Normandy, staying beyond the seas,
Wallingford. has letters nominating Robert Doles and Robert Fauquet his attorneys in
England for four years. By fine of 6 marks. Devon.
Jan. 12. He also has like letters nominating Philip Jordani and Thomas Fannelli
Wallingford. in the islands of G^rnerey and Jereseye.
By fine contained in the other letters.
Jan. 4. Qroxit to John de Stafford, king's clerk, for service to the king and his
Wallingford. kinsman, the late earl of Ulster, of the ofiice of the marshal of the
Exchequer of Dublin, during good behaviour; and it is the king's will
that the said John shall not be removed from the ofiice until he shall have
been certified of the cause wherefore he should be removed. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of
Dublin.
7 EDWARD m.— Part n. 489
^333^ Membrane 6 — cont.
Dec 22. Grant to Master John de Saresbirs of the custody of the king's hospital of
Wallingford. Donyngton, void by the resignation of John de Wodeford, king's chaplain,
late keeper. By p.s.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Donyngton to induct him into
corporal possession of the hospital.
Writ de intendendo directed to the brethren and sisters of the hospital.
1334
Jan. 10. General pardon to Ai-uold Micol for all trespasses against the peace of the
Wallingford. late king and of the king, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for Henry Bolter, appointed a purveyor
Dunstable, for the household of John, bishop of Winchester, the chimcellor.
The like for Richard de Stodleye, another purveyor.
Jan. 22. The like, until a fortnight after the Purification, for Thomas le Porter
Dunstable, appointed by the keeper of the Great Seal, a purveyor for the household of
the king's clerks of the Chancery.
Mbmbranb 4.
Jan. 3. Whereas in the time of Edward 1., John de Stoford and Matilda his wife
Wallingford. acquired in fee from Wilh'am de Bourne an estate in fee in two messuages
and 30 acres of land in Drayton and Suth Pederton, held in chief, and
afterwards the said William acquired the like from the said John as the said
John had previously done from Ralph de Albiniaco, and whereas the said
John, Matilda and William, and afterwards Walter de Loveny and Joan
his wife, daughter and heiress of John, entered therein without the licence
of Edward I., £dward IL, or of the present king, and on account of these
trespasses the messuages and lands had been taken into the hands of the
latter ; the king, in consideratiou of a fine, has pardoned the trespasses and
restored the messuages and lands to Walter and Joan.
By fine of 20;. Somerset.
1333.
Dec. 28. Licence for Geoflrey de Weston Underegge to grant, for life, to Thomas
WttUingford. de Evesham, king's clerk, a messuage, five virgates of land, 18 acres of
meadow and 30«. of rent, in Weston Underegge, co. Gloucester, said to be
held in chief. These are to remain to John de Weston, Agnes his wife,
and the heirs of their bodies, or in default of such to revert to the grantor
and his heirs. By p.s.
Appointment of John Countevill to the bailiwick of Parkhirst, and to
the custody of the receipts of the king's warrens of Westrugge and Borde-
wode, in the Isle of Wight, for life, in like manner as Robert de
Dumbelton, deceased, held these. By p.s.
1334.
Jan. 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) grant dated 31 December 1333,
Wallingford. by W. archbishop of York, to Thomas de Lelom, his yeoman, of two
places lying together in the waste lands within the manor of Hextddesham,
called Yakesle and Hughesfeld, to hold, for life, in severalty with free
ingress and egress, by the rent of four marks at the two terms usual in
the manor, and licence for him to surround with a dike, wall, and hedge,
and to bring into cultivation the said places ; saving to the bishop and his
heirs the right to re-enter ,should the rent be at any time one month in
arrear, and (2) ratification of the same by the dean and chapter of the
church of St. Peter, York, under date of 16 January 1334.
By fine of lOf., which he paid in the Hanaper.
Jan. 12. Confirmation of a grant by the abbess and convent of Romedey to
Wallingford. William son of Walter de Sweltenham, for life, of the office of hayward
(me9soris) of the manor of Edyndon, with a bushel of wheat weekly by the
490
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334.
1333.
Nov. 25.
Tarlington.
1334.
Jan. 16.
Woodstock.
Jan. 20.
Dnnstable.
Jan. 6.
Wallingford.
1333.
Dec. 22.
Wallingford.
July 23.
Berwick-on-
Tweed;
1334.
Jan. 8.
Wallingford.
Jan. 20.
Dnnstable.
Jan. 28.
Dnnstable.
1333.
Nov. 25.
Tarlington.
Membrane 4 — cant.
handfl of the keeper of the manor, for his livery, and half a mark yearly at
Michaelmas ; and of one chamber within the court of the manor as other
haywards have had. By fine of IQs. Wilts.
Licence for William Portebrief to enfeoff Nicholas Portebrief and Thomas
Portebrief of the manor of Elme, with the advowson of the church of Elme,
CO. Somerset, held in chief, and for them to re-grant these to him, Joan
his wife and his heirs. By p.s.
Protection and safe conduct for two years for William de Pederton and
Richard de Hynedon, monks of Beaulieu Abbey, sent by their abbot, as
parson of the church of St. Keverne, co. Cornwall, to take charge of that
church, and to collect for him the fruits and obventions thereof and a rent
from the town of Hellestone.
Lora late the wife of John do Stoteville, staying beyond the seas, has
letters nominating William Judet her attorney in England for three years.
By fine of 20;. Nottingham.
Grant to Stephen de Pontefracto, for service in Ponthieu, of the office of
the serjeantry of EAyngham, Mersh, and Little Humbre In Holdemesse,
during good behaviour. By p.8.
Grant to the countess of Ulster, the king's kinswoman, of 100 marks
yearly at the Exchequer, for the sustenance of Elizabeth, daughter and
heir of William earl of Ulster, tenant in chief, to commence from the
death of the earl, and to continue for such time as she shall stay in the
custody of her said mother. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains of the king.
Licence for the d)bot and convent of St Osyth's to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Ralph de Homcastre,
parson of Beverstone church.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Passenham, clerk,
to the prior and convent of Coventre, as 104;. 9d, of the 20 marks of land
and rent which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of five messu-
ages, 18^ acres of land, 1^ rood of meadow, 64s, 9d. of rent, a moiety of
a messuage and of a virgate of land; and a fourth part of a messuage, in
Coventre, Cobynton, Merston by Herdewyk and Badeford by CJoventre,
which are held of the prior and convent, as appears by the inquisition
taken by William Emeys, escheator in the counties of Warwick, Leicester,
Nottingham, Derby, and Lancaster.
Licence for Thomas de Drayton and Arnold de Marsham to take 1,000
quarters of wheat without the realm to trade with in the duchy [of Aqui*
taine], notwithstanding any prohibition of such export. By p.s.
Pardon to John de Dummere, who being lately convicted before
William de Herle and his fellows, justices of the Bench by a jury of
twenty-four knights whereon he put himself, of perjury in an inquisition
taken at Westminnter, before William de Bereford and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Edward II., between Ralph de Camoys, plaintiff, and
Walter son of Lucy de Meriet, tenant, of the manor of Bradeford by
Taunton (certain tenements therein excepted), was on that occasion com-
mitted to the Flete prison, and his goods were forfeited and his lands seized
7 EDWARD in.— Part II. 491
1333. Membrane 4— conf.
into the king's hands, of the fine which he made with the king on this
account, and his imprisonment, with the estrepement of his lands and
whatever else pertains to the king in this part. By p.s.
1334, Mbmbranb 3.
Jan. 3. Grant to Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, of the archdeaconry of Durham,
Wallingford. in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the see. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop elect and confirmed.
1333.
Dec. 22. Presentation of John de Chaterice, vicar of the church of Triplowe, in
Wallingford. the diocese of Ely, to S. bishop of London for admission to the church of
St. Matthew, Friday Street, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the abbey of Westminster ; on an exchange of benefices with Hugh
Scotard. By p.s.
1334.
Jan. 4. The like of Palmer Francisci, parson of the church of Alesby, in the
Wallingford. diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Mersham, in the diocese of Canterbury,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see ; on an exchange
of benefices with Nicholas de Falle. By p.s.
Jan. 13. William de Yarewell, parson of the church of Brayton, going on
Wallingford. pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nominating Robert de Berley and
Nicholas de Yarewell his attorneys until Midsummer.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for him.
Jan. 5. Grant to Master Thomas de Goldyngton of the custody of the hospital
Wallingford. of St. Nicholas without Carlisle, for life. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for him as master, directed to the brethren and
sisters of the hospitaL
1333.
Dec. 28. Writ to Gerard de Orum, tenant for life of the manors of Ditton Camoys,
Wallingford. co. Cambridge, and Shenley, co. Hertford, and the advowson of the church
and chapel of the latter manor, to be attentive to John de Pulteneye,
citizen of London, to whom the king has granted the reversion of these, in
fee, with respect to the fealty due from him. By p.s.
1334.
Jan. 12. Presentation of Thomas do Escrik to the church of Wotton, in the
Wallingfbrd. diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king.
Jan. 7. Pardon to John son of Reginald Lumpe of Westby, imprisoned in Lincoln
Wallingford. castle, for the death of Gilbert de Wilughby, as it appears by the record of
Richard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, that
he killed him in self-defence.
Jan. 8. Thomas, prior of Bath, staying in England, has letters nominating Robert
Wallingford. Amory and Thomas Roylby his attorneys in L^land for two years.
Jan. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of an acquittance [in French] dated 18
Wallingford. November 1338, by Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, to John
of Brittany, earl of Richmond, her uncle, of a grant out of the issues of his
earldom wherein he is bound to her for life. By p.8.
[Fcedera.']
Jan. 12. Grant to the sub-dean and chapter of the church of St Mary, Lincoln,
Wallingford. that their grant of 40/. towards the expenses of the marriage of Eleanor,
the king's sister, with the count of G^rle, which by command of the king
they paid to Manentus Francisci, a purveyor, in the presence of Thomas de
Sibthorpe, king's clerk, shall not prejudice the church as a precedent.
ByK.
492 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 3 — cont.
Jan. 10. Presentation of Roger de Skeryngton, king's clerk, parson of the church
Wallingford. of Little Laufare, in the diocese of London, to H. hishop of Lincoln for ad-
mission to the church of Asshewell in his diocese, in the king's gift bj
reason of the temporalities of the abbey of Westminster being in his hands ;
on an exchange of benefices with Simon de Dunneswra of Ingoldemeles.
The like of the said Simon, vicar of Asshewell, to S. bishop of London,
for admission into the church of Little Laufare.
fT Jan. 7. Pardon, with the assent of the council, to John archbishop of Cashel, in
Wallingford. consideration of his great expenses in keeping the peace in Ireland, of the
109/. required of him by summons of the Exchequer of Dublin for debts of
his predecessors and for his own debts. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Licence for the said archbishop and his successors to acquire in mortmain
lands, rents and advov\^sons of churciie^ in Ireland, not held in chief, to the
yearly value of 40/., and to appropriate the churches. By p.s.
Licence for the said archbishop to grant with the assent of his chapter to
Henry de Laffayne, knight, a rent of 10 quarters of wheat and 10 quarters
of oats, to hold to him and his heirs of the spiritualities of the see. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Grant to the said archbishop and his successors English and Irish alike
Wallingford. of the advowson of the church of Dungarvan, with the chapels annexed, in
the diocese of Lismore, notwithstanding any grant thereof made to Thomas,
earl of Desseraond, by advice of Roger de Mortuo Mari, the king's enemy,
and since revoked with the assent of the prelates, earls, barons and the
whole commonalty of the realm in full Parliament ; to hold in frank almoin
on condition of finding six chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of St. Patrick, Cashel, for the soul of Edward II., and the souls of all
the faithful departed. By p.s.
Mandate to John Moriz, escheator in Ireland, for livery of the advowson
which was taken into the king's hands when the said grant was revoked.
Jan, 8. Confirmation of the grant by John le Botiller of Wymeryngge, knight, to
Wallingford. Henry le Guldene, Elizabeth the wife, and the heirs of Henry, of the manor
of Long Blaneford and the advowson of the church thereof, made pursuant
to the licence lately granted to him. By p.s.
Jan, 20. William le Gayte and John de Merewe, canons of the church of St.
Ihinstable. Mary, Suthewyk, bringing news of the death of Nicholas, late prior, have
letters for R. the prior, and the convent of licence to elect. By p.s.
Jan. 22. Inspeximus of letters patent, dated 4 July, 10 Edward I., being a grant to
Donstable. Nicholas son and heir of Robert de Veteri Ponte of the manor of Aldeneston,
which the king had recovered against the said Robert by judgement of the
court of King's Bench as of the county of Cumberland, to hold to him and his
heirs of the king of Scotland as of the liberty of the said king of Tindale ;
and confirmation of the same to Robert son and heir of the said Nicholas.
By fine of 20«. Northumberland.
Membrane 2.
Jan. 8. Pardon to Ralph Strech of his outlawry in the county of Oxford for non-
WalHngford. appearance before John de Handle and his fellows, justices of oyer and ter-
miner, to answer touching certain felonies and trespasses, on condition that
he at once surrender. By p.s.
Jan. 6. Presentation of Roger do Glaunvyll to the church of Covyngton, in the
Wallingford. diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.
Jan. 10. Pardon to Richard le Fremon of Staneweye of the imprisonment and all
Wallingford. that pertains to the king because he did not follow a jury of twenty-four
knights which he arraigned before the justices of the Bench against the
abl^t of Teukesbury, before the said justices. By p.8.
7 EDWARD ni.— Part II.
495
1334.
Jan. 24.
Dunstable.
Jan. 24.
Dunstable.
Jan. 20.
Dunstable.
Jan. 24.
Woodstock.
1333.
July 22.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
1334.
Jan. 20.
Dunstable.
Jan. 20.
Dunstable.
Jan. 11.
Woodstock.
Jan. 23.
Dunstable.
Jan. 24.
Dunstable.
Jan. 6.
Wallingfoid.
Membrane 2 — coni.
Notification of the revocation for certain causes of the late presentation of
Thomas de Escrik, king's clerk, to the church of Wotton in the diocese of
Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.
Presentation of Guy Wake to the said church.
Presentation of Alan de Killum to the church of Caldecote, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands
and heir of Edmund, earl of Kent, tenant in chief. By p.s.
Appointment of William Daumarle, king's yeoman, to the custody of the
gaol in Launceveton castle, for life. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Cornwall.
Appointment of Thomas Daumarle, king's clerk, to the office of the con-
troller of the coinage of the Icing's stannary in the county of Cornwall,
during pleasure, as Koger de Blacolvesle lately held it. By p.s.
Pardon to Robert de Lacy of his outlawry in the county of Nottingham,
for non- appearance in the court of the Bench to answer touching a plea of
Henry de Faucomberge that he render an account as his receiver; on
certificate by William de Herle, chief justice, that he has now surrendered
in the Flete prison.
Grant to Thomas de Lucy, for his better maintenance in the order of
knighthood, which he has taken at the king's command, of 20/. yearly at
the Exchequer until the king ordain otherwise for his estate. By p.s.
Memorandum that this was vacated by surrender for a grant made to
the said nomas of the soil and herbage of AllerdaUy co, Cumberland
by letters patent enrolled on the Patents Roll of Aprils 27 Edward III,
Pardon to John de Insula and Matilda his wife for acquiring, in fee tail,
from Bobert de Insula the manor of Camulton, co. Bedford, said to be held
in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for them to
retain it. By p.s.
Licence for Henry de Chalfhunte and Matilda his wife to enfeoff
Thomas de Wenge, chaplain, of the manors of Dodynton, co. Buckingham,
and Esshurst, co. Kent, said to be held in chief, and for him to re-grant
these to them, in fee tail, with remainder to the right heirs of Henry.
By p.8.
Grant to John de Ravenesholme, king's veoman, of the custody of the
lands late of John de Wescote in Pyri, Halibourne, Badele and Dupehale,
CO. Southampton, for such time as they should remain in the king's hands
by reason of the idiotcy of John the son ond heir ; so that he find fitting
sustenance for the heir out of the issues of the landis. By p.8.
Licence for John de Molyns and Egidia his wife to crenelhite the site of
the manor of Weston Turvill, co. Buckingham. By p.s.
Grant to John Yyncent, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church of St.
Wulfram, Abbeville, which Eustace Morry lately held. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Grant to Thomas de Bradestan of the custody of the manor of Colville-
sthyng, late of John de Westcote, which is in the king's hands by reason of
the idiotcy of John the son and heir, to hold for the life of the heir if it
should so long remain in the king's hands; so that he find fitting sus-
tenance for the heir from the issues thereof. By p.s.
Mandate to John de Peyto the younger, escheator in the counties of
Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop, Stafford, and the adjoining march
of Wales, for livery of the manor.
494 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 2 — cont.
Jan. 10. Pardon to John de Widindon, Hugh de Widindon, John Stalj, Ralph de
Wallingford. Leakenore and John Dene of Wycumbe for the death of Richard Batjn of
Wycumbe, arrested by them at Wycumbe, by the king's command, for
counterfeiting his privy seal, as Richard himself acknowledged, who having
escaped from their custody was followed by them in his flight as far as
Abbyndon and was there killed in resisting re-arrest. By p.s.
1333.
July 24. Licence for John de Beauchamp of Somersete to crenellate his dwelling
Berwick-on- houses of Hacche and Estokes Southhamedon. By p.s.
Tweed.
1334.
Jan. 8. Confirmation of a grant by John de Scargill to William de Swyning-
Wallingford. thwayt of the superior custody of the free chace of Baynbrig, to hold for life
as he held it by grant of John of Brittany, earl of Richmond. By p.s.
Jan. 9. Grant to William Dale, yeoman of the king's chamber, in enlargement of
Wallingford. his late appointment to the custody of the parks of the manor of Brustwyk,
of the fern growing in the parks, so long as he holds the custody. By p.s.
Jan. 4. Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas, Suth-
Wallingford. work, to acquire in mortmain, land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly
value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Membrane 1.
Jan. 11. Ratification of a grant by queen Philippa to Ralph de Semerford, king's
Woodstock, yeoman, of the superior custody and the bailiwick of the chief forester of
the forest of Peak, to hold for life with such fees and wages as Walter de
Waldeshef, deceased, late chief forester, had. By p.s*
Jan. 10. Licence for the prior and convent of Walyngford to acquire in mortmain
Wallingford. land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10/. By p.8.
Vacated and surrendered because^ an 27 June, 16 Richard ILj they
acquired land of the yearly value of 20s, in full satisfaction of this licence.
1333.
Nov. 6. Pardon to Hugh de Aldithele of 12,000/. now required of him by sum*
Chilton. mons of the Exchequer in respect of two recognisances in 6,000/. wherein in
the time of the late king he was compelled to become bound to Hugh le
Despenser the elder and to Hugh le Despenser the younger, respectively,
which escheated to the king by the forfeiture of the Despensers. By p.s.
1334.
Jan. 5. Pardon to Thomas de Hoton of a trespass of vert and venison in
Wallingford. Ligelwode forest in the time of the late king. By p.s.
1333.
Oct. 3. Gh*ant to John, earl of Cornwall^ the king's brother, to enable him the
Wallingford. better to support his estate of earl, of 300 marks yearly at the Exchequer,
until the king provide him with the equivalent in land or rent. By K.
1334.
Jan. 20. Licence for William de Tillebury to grant to John de Pulteneye, citizen of
Windflor. London, in fee, the reversion of 4 acres of land in Westillebury and the
advowson of the church of Westillebury, expectant on the demise of Joan
the wife of William Yaghan. By p.s.
1333.
Feb. 23. Inspexitnus and confirmation of letters patent of queen Philippa, dated
Fontefiract. Olipstone, 8 October, 6 Edward III., being a grant to William de Wyght, her
7 EDWARD III.— Part II. 495
1333. Membrane I — cant.
jeomau, and Elena his wife of the lands in Haveryng atte Boure, which
escheated to her bj the forfeiture of Stephen Gtodjng, outlawed for felonj,
and the reversion of lands in the same town held by Sabina late the wife of
John Godyng the elder, and by Joan late the wife of John Godyng the
younger, in dower, which by the said forfeiture will escheat to the queen
after their deaths ; to hold for life bj the rent of a pair of hare skin gloves
at Christmas. By p.s.
Membrane ZOd,
June 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of William la Zouche of Mortimer to keep
Tweedmouth. the king's peace in the land of Wales and the marches thereof and to arrest
all those who break the same. This appointment is made on information
that after the king hastened with his army towards the march of Scotland to
defend the realm, many persons in said land and marches, emboldened by the
fact that the king, with the justice of Wales and the lords of divers lordships
there now staying with him on his service, are in Scotland, have combined
to cause disturbances and commit outrages. By K. & C.
June 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John Claver and
Tweedmouth. Thomas de Reppes^ on complaint by John de Rysynges, • armurer,' that
Roger le Torvye, parson of the church of Watlington, Richard Dunkan of
Wyrmegeye, Henry Pope and others assaulted him at Wyrmegeye, and
carried away his goods. By fine of \ mark. Norfolk.
July 7. Appointment of Humphrey de Litelbery, Alexander de Cobeldyk and
Tweedmoath. Laurence de Lek, to make inquisition in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln,
touching complaints that, notwithstanding that the king lately enjoined in
every county of the realm that none should break the peace on pain of
forfeiture of all that he could forfeit, divers persons in those parts, sinoe the
king went to resist the invasion of the Scots, by unlawful confederacy, take
men and imprison them in secret places until they shall make ransoms and
fines, and commit murders and other crimes, to arrest the guilty, with the aid
of the posse comitatus where necessary, and deliver them to prison to await
trial.
The like of the following in the same county : —
John de Barkworth '^
John Picot of Donynton J
Richard Byron "1
JoCS BoKfaSpe > i° «i« P"t» of Lyndseye.
John de Hondon J
Membrane 29</.
June 19. Commission to John de Grymstede and Elias de Godele to make inquisi-
TweedmoQtb. tion touciiing a treasure-trove at Fresshewater, Isle of Wight. By 0.
July 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Thomas
Tweedmoath. Qobyoun, John Dyn and Robert de Geddeworth, on complaint by John de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, the king's lunsman, that Andrew, prior
of St. Waleric, Nicholas * le prioressquier of St. Waleric,' and others broke
his park at Bronesho, co. Essex, hunted there and carried away deer.
By fine made in another writ.
July 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Richard de
Tweedmoath. Aldeburgh, Thomas de I«ongvillers and Roger de Baokwell, on representa-
tion by the people of the county of Nottingham and other parts that not-
withstanding the statute of Northampton that none should go or ride armed
496 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1333. Memhrane 29d^~€oni.
in presence of the king's justices and the king's late writ to the sheriff of
each coun^ to cause proclamation to be made that none shonld dare to bre^
the peace, divers of the town of Claworth and the neigh bourhood, when the
king was gone to repel the invasion of the Scots, have assaulted persons at
Lound and elsewhere i^ntbin the county, carried awaj their goods, disseised
them of their tenements and pastures by force, and maintained such
violence bj unlawful confederacies. Ej C.
Julj 8. The like to Richard de Grey of Codenore, William de Herle, Richard de
Tweedmoath. Wylughby, Roger de Baukwell and Henry de Fenton touching alleged
oppressions by Thomas de Carleton, late under-sheriff of the county of
Uncoln, Hugh de Carleton, his clerk, and John Faukes and John Judekyn,
clerks of the bailiffs of the city of Lincpln, and other baili& and ministers,
by colour of their offices. By C.
Mbmbranb 2>^.
July 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Thomas Gobioun,
Tweedmoath. John Dyn and Robert de Greddeworth, on complaint by John de Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex, the king's kiDsmau, that Richard, abbot of Waltham
Holy Cross, John de Ware, Richard de Ware, William de BrendewoJ, and
Walter de Thame, monks of the abbey, John de Dufti, clerk, Alan le Scrivejm,
Richard de Thame, William le Lache, John Romayn, John Cayis, Philip his
son, Robert Vyne, * fevre,' William Mandevill, Henry Beverache, John de
Maydenhethe, John Mondegonne, Henry his brother, John le Sadelere,
John Fot, Peter * in the Lane,' Robert Brabon, * euour,' Richard de Cromwell
of Waltham, William Brewere, Thomas de Mepham of Maldon, Thomas
Chalf, Adam Hyne, John Enote the younger, Thomas le Skynnere of
Maldon, John Marchal of Maldon and others, carried away his goods at
Waltham Holy Cross and assaulted his servants there and at Molsbam.
By fioe of 20;. Essex.
July 5. The like to Richard de Wylughby and Roger de Bankewell, on complaint
Tweedmouth. by Lucy daughter of Thomas Sourale that Geoffrey Merlyn, Thomas de
Multon of Fraunketon, knight, Thomas Williamesson de Sheldyk of
Kirketon in Holand, Margaret his wife, Peter son of William de
Manneby, Alice late the wife of John Top, Juliana her daughter, Henry
Waleys, chaplain, Adam Bakere, Richard Thomasman de Malton, Walter
Coleman, Rc^r Bishop, Richard son of John son of Richard de Suterton,
Alan de Massyngberd, Ralph de Strubby ^ noter ' and others imprisoned her
at Algerkirk, took her as a prisoner to Fraunketon, detained her there and
carried away her goods at Algerkirk. By fine of 105. Lincoln.
July 12. Commission of the peace to Thomas de Lungvilers, John de Mounteny,
Tweedmoath. John de Annesleye and John del Ker in the county of Nottingham, pur-
suant to the statutes of Westminster and Northampton. By C.
Nov. 2. The like to Ralph de Bolyou, John de Trevaignon and John Billoun, in
Marlborough, the county of Cornwall. By C.
Mbmbranb 27d.
July 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge and Robert de
Berwiek-on- Insula, on complaint by John Gase, * carpenter,' that Master Peter de
Tweed. Clopton, parson of the church of Clopton, Roger del Howes, * maunciple,'
Walter de Berton * quystron,* William de Hemenbale, the elder and the
younger, Master Edmund Brundish, Bartholomew de Burgoyne, Walter de
Cumberton and others assaulted him at Cambridge and carried away his
goods. By K. A C.
Aug. 8. The like to William de Denom, Robert Pemenk and Adam de Bowes,
Newcastle- on complaint by J. bishop of Carlisle that William de Loghmaban and
upon-l^e. others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Carlisle, co.
Cumberlan'^ By E. ft C.
7 EDWARD III.— Paet II.
497
1333.
Aug. 5.
Durham.
Aug. 4.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Aug. 2.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 27d — cont.
Tho liko to William de Herle, Richard de Wylu^hby, Henry de Hamburj
and John Frelond, on complaint by Henry, earl or Lancaster, that Richard
del Hogh the younger, Reginald Sabbelegh, Thomas de Warton, Hugh de
Horshale, Alan Hughesservant de Horshale, John de Sherton, John son of
Philip de Fulton Launcelyn, William del Hogh, John Williamesservant
del Hogh, Robert son of Thomas le Shepehirde of Bromburgh, Richard le
Barber of Bromburgh and others broke his park at Derby, hunted there and
carried away deer. By K.
The like, on complaint that Richard de Swynerton, John de Chelle,
Nicholas Kene, William Budulf, Matthew le Tavemer, Hugh Richardes
servant de Swynerton, Ralph Tolus, Stephen Priour, John Bletherhose of
Wyche and others fished in the earl's stews at Penkhull, co. Stafford, and
carried away fish. By K.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert le Fitz Payn, John Inge,
Henry le Guldene, John deTrevaignon and Henry Power, on complaint by
Richard Lovel that John de Urtiaco, Richard de Urtiaco, Peter Blaun-
chenal, Henry de la More, William de Hardoun, chaplain, Greoffrey Knap,
John Knap, John de Brustowe, William Pleystter and others coming to his
manor at Wynkaulton, co. Somerset, broke a close there, took away a horse
worth 20/., carried away his goods, depastured his crops with their beasts
assaulted his men and sei*vant8 and besieged some of these in the houses of
the manor for a great while. By fine of I mark.
The like to Richard de Auldeburgh, Thomas Deyvill and Adam de
Hoperton, on complaint by Richard son of Robert de Ghirton and William
Kyng of Ellerton, that John son of Roger del Haye, Roger his brother,
Alice, late the wife of Roger del Haye, Thomas del Dene, Thomas le
Forester, Richard de Even on, Ralph de Brakenholm, William de
Kyllyngwyk, John Payn, Walter Reyner, John son of Hugh de Aghton,
Ralph de Hilton, Robert de Harewode, John le Milner of Aghton,
Everard son of Nicholas de Aghton, Nicholas his brother, William le
Shephird of Aghton, John le Carter of Aghton, John le Lang of Aghton,
Adam son of Nicholas de Aghton, Henry de Kyllyngwyk, chaplain, Hugh
de Birlaund and others carried away their goods at Aghton, co. York.
By fine of 10«.
Mbmbranb 26d.
Aug. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Saltroerssh and Nicholas de
;Newoa8tle- Langeton, on complaint that Richard de Brackele, saying that he was a
upon-Tyne. servant of John de Podenhale, a purveyor, at Cb'fton by York, depastured
the crops, grass and curtilages of divers men of the county of York, against
their will, with oxen and sheep which he said were the king's and com-
mitted to his custody hy the said John, extorted grievous fines and ransoms
to spare their curtilage, and otherwise greviously oppressed them. By K.
July 10. Tiie like to John de Stonore, John Inge and John de Trevaignon, on
Tweedmouth. complaint by William Bernard of Mountgauryn that, whereas he was lately
sent by Oliver de Ingham, seneschal of Gascony, and John Travers, con-
stable of Bordeaux, to England, to inform the king of some matters
touchinff the state of the duchy [of Aquitaine], Henry de Wal, John
Brice of Maushole in Cornwall and others forcibly entered the barge,
wherein he and his company were coming to the lung, on the sea near
Moushole, assaulted him, took away the ba^ with 80 targes, 20 shields, 21
pairs of plates, 28 crossbows, 27 swords, 24 gisarmes, 600 weapons, 300
spears and 6 robes of his, worth 100/., which were therein, and other goods,
and did with these as they would. By p.s.
U 66658. I I
498 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333. Membrane 25d.
tlalj 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Robert de
Tweedmoath. Shirebnme and Roger de Baukwell, on complaint by Adam de Hulton that
Ricbard son of Richard de Hulton, Henry de Atherton of Legbte, Roger
son of William de Atherton, Henry le Tornour, John le Rugh, John de
Hatherton, * carpenter,' John le Cook of Atherton, John le Tumour, John
le Nailer of Hyndlegh, Adam son of Adam de Tildeslegh, Thomas le Alpe,
John son of William le Wodeward, Robert de Pennulbury, Thomas his
brother, Adam de Rumworthe of Snythle^ John son of Hugh del Holt, John
Shaucberd, Robert le Mort, John son of Robert de Cluworth, William de
Waroton, Adam son of William de Radclif, William his brother, Hugh son
of John de Hulton, John son of John de Levere and others took away 18
oxen, 8 cows and 120 bullocks of his, worth 100 marks, at Hulton, West
Halgheton, Rum worth and Mammecestre, mowed his grass there, carried
away the hay therefrom with other goods, trampled down and consumed
with their beJEtsts his crops and grass, and assaulted his servants.
By fine of 10^. Lancaster.
July 28. The like to William de Shareshull, Matthew de la Vache and Thomas de
Berwick-on- Stodleye, on complaint by Malcolm de Chastilloun, knight, that Alan del
Tweed. Heume, John his son, Thomas brother of the said John, Hugh Bernard,
Richard Spirkildy and others carried away his goods at Lekhampstede and
Thorneton, co. Buckingham, and assaulted his servants. By K.
Aug. 8. The like to John Inge, John de Tycheburn and John de Hampton
KDaresborough. touching the persons who broke the king's park at Theldpark and entered
his free chace at Parkhurst and his warren at Westrugge and Bordwod, in
the Isle of Wight, hunted there and carried away deer from the park and
chace, and hares, i^abbits, pheasants and partridges from the warren.
Robert de Dumbelton follows for the king.
MSMBRANS 24d.
Oct. 3. Commission de walliis et fossatis to Simon de Drayton, William Lovel,
Waltham. William de Dunton and Peter Fitz Waryn, in the parts of Merssheland, co.
Norfolk. By C.
MSMBRANS 23d.
Here John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, went on recess as
appears in a memorandum on the dorse of the Close Roll of this
year.
Aug. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Fereby, Peter de
Knaretborough. Bradefeld and John de Cieydon, reciting that the king is about to go on
pilgrimage in fulfilment of a vow lately made by him and has ordered his
household, and the household of queen Philippa to remain in certain places
in England until his return, and that, for the due punishmeut of trespasses
within the verge during liis absence, and he has appointed them in place of
the steward of the household, to hear and determine these with the marshals
of the household, in like manner as the steward and marshals would do if
the king were present. By p.s.
Mandate to the marshals of the household and all other bailiffs ministers
and lieges to be attentive to them, until Michaelmas.
Aug. 15. Appointment of Richard de Byron and John de Eland to arrest, where-
Knaresborough. ever found, Richard de Hilton, John de Radeclif, parson of the church of
Bury, Geoffrey del Holt, Thurstan de Holand, Jurdan de Tettelowe,
Richard his brother, Adam son of William de Radeclif, William his brother,
Richard son of Roger de Pilkynton, William his brother, Robert Kyde of
Bury, chaplain, Roger de Barlowe, Richard de Redich, Thomas his brother.
1 EDWARD m.— Pabt II.
499
1333.
Aug. 16.
Knaresborough
Sept. 10.
SheeD.
Sept. 13.
Odiham.
Sept. 11.
Odiham.
Membrane 23d — cont,
Eobert.de Ejmesworth and Gilbert Huddesone of Bury, and imprison tbem
in Kottingbam castle antil further order. By p.s.
The like of William de Scargil, John de Neusom, Richard de Merclesdene
and Robert de S wjndon for the same purpose.
Commission of over and terminer to William de Shareshull, John
• Gifford of Twyford and Robert de Barton, on complaint by Malcolm de
Chastiloun, knight, that Alan de Leaume, John his son, Thomas brother of
the said John, Hugh Bernard of Lecamstede, John le Heyward, William
le Forester, Richard de Bikefeld, William le Ireys, Hugh le Breustere,
Richard de Oxindene, Walter Cok, John son of William le Meleward, and
others, carried away his goods at Little Lecamstede, Thorneton and
Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, and assaulted his servants.
Changed because sealed at another time. By K.
The like to Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas Deyvill and Adam de
Hoperton, on complaint by Richard son of Robert de Garton and William
Kyng of Ellerton that Roger son of Roger Hay, Alice late the wife of
Roger Hay, William de Wederhale, Thomas del Dene, Thomas le Forester,
Richard de Everton, Ralph de Brakenholm, William de Kyllyngwyk, John
Payn, Walter Reyner, John son of Hugh de Aghton, Ralph de Bilton,
Robert de Hare\^od, John le Milner of Aghton, Everard son of Nicholas
de Aghton, Nicholas his brother, William le Shephird of Aghton, John le
Carter of Aghton, John le Lang of Aghton, Adam son of Nicholas de
Aghton, Henry de Kyllyngwyk, chaplain, and Hugh de Birlaund, carried
away by night their goods at Aghton, co. York.
Renewed because sealed at another time by fine of 10^.
The like to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John Lige and William de
Shareshull, on complaint by Henry, bishop of Lincoln, that John de
Broughton, knight, Thomas Vernon, knight, and others entered his free
warren at Bannebury, co. Oxon, hunted there, canied away his goods, 300/.
in money and hares, rabbits and partridges from the warren, assaulted his
servants, and have at divers times imprisoned at Cruche by Bannebury
merchants coming with their wares to his fair and market at Bannebury,
until they made oath they would not go to those. By p.s.
Appointment of John Staly and John de Wydyndon to arrest wherever
found and bring to the king Richard Batyn of Wycoumbe, who has con-
fessed that he has counterfeited the privy sea).
Membranb 22.
Aug. 4.
Kewcastlo-
upon-Tyne.
Commission to Ralph de Nevill and Geofirey le Scrope in the county of
Cumberland, to hear the complaints of J. bishop of Carlisle and Anthony
de Lucy of the one part and Ranulph de Dacre of the other part touching
dissensions which have arisen from some causes between them and to
appease the dissensions. Also to make inquisition into all the circum-
stances of the forcible seizure of Roger de Kirkpatrik of Scotland, knight,
and Margaret his wife, while in the king's protection, and to discover in
what place they are now imprisoned, in order that their release may be
procured. By K.
Sept. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Simon de Drayton
Weitminster. and Hugh de Haverbergh, on complaint by the prior of St. Andrew's,
Northampton, that John Garlekemongere, parson of the church of
Pedyngton, Thomas Garlekemongere, John his brother, Richard de
Waltbam of Brackele, Richard de Cavsho, William son of Geoffrey de
Preston, chaplain, Robert de Lufwik, chaplain, John Aylemere of Pydyng-
ton, Richard de la House of Pydyngton, John Scot of Pirie, William le
clerk of Pidyngton, Nicholas Blakwell| Adam Ook of Yerdele, William de
I I 2
500
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Oct. 11.
Waltham.
Aug. 24.
Wisbeach.
Aug. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Waltham.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
. Membrane 22^ont.
Cugho, John atte Qrene of Hakeljngton, Henry de Pjdyngton, Simon Grold
of HakeljngtoD, Thomas son of William de Norhampton, William * the
personescoke ' of Pydyngton, eJohn *the per^onesservant* of Pydyngton
and others broke his close at Haklyngton, co. Northampton, and carried
away his goods.
By fine of 1 mark, at the instance of Henry de Edenestowe,
The like to Thomas Bacoun, Ralph de Bokkyngge and John de Ten-
dryngge touching the murder of William ^de Plumstede at Gippyngge
Neuton, co. Suffolk. By C.
Membrane 2\d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby and John del
Ker touching the accounts of John Bully and John Passeis, as collectors of
murage at Nottingham.
Afterwards, on 22 October, John de Feriby is associated in this com"
mission.
The like to John de Stonore, John Inge, William de Shareshull and
Walter de Oterhampton, on complaint by Humphrey Wace that Dionisia,
abbess of Shaftesbury, William le Cok, of Codeford, Robert de Bluntesdon,
John de Tydeleshithe, Henry le Paneter and others carried away hig goods
and assaulted his servants at Dunhead St. Mary's, co. Wilts.
Changed because sealed at another time.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Selyman, Robert de Hunger-
ford and Gilbert de Berewyk, on information that, although the king lately
appointed certain of his lieges to keep the peace in the county of Wilt^
pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, some persons not
fearing that appointment laid siege to the close of the cathedral church of
St. Mary, Salisbury, by day and night, and have since broken the doors
and entered the close, there forming as it were caves of robbers, assaulting
the men and ministers of the church and committing daily acts of sacrilege.
ByC.
Association of William Fuitz Waryn, Peter de Bradefeld, Peter de Greote
and John de C ley don, in place of the steward of the household, with the
marshals of the household, to hear and determine trespasses within the
verge while the king is on pilgrimage, in fulfilment of a vow lately made by
him, in such form as the steward and marshals would do if the king were
present. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo in their favour directed to sheriffs, ministers and
others.
Oct. 2.
Waltham.
Aug. 28.
Bury St.
Edmonds.
The like, directed to the marshals of the household.
Membrane 20d.
Bjps,
Appointment of John de Melton and John de Ellerker the elder, in the
county of York, to discover those who have taken salmon in the river
Humbre, in the fence season and to punish them according to the form of
the statute. By 0.
The like of the following : —
Gerard de trssefletel
William de la Mare >for the river Ouse between Humbre and Ayre.
Robert de Amcotes J
Jo^ Lascv^^^^ I ^^^ *^® ^^®^ Ouse between Ayre and York.
Gregory de Thorneton 1 for. the river Ouse from the city of York as far
William de Clyf j as the town of Burbrigge.
7 EDWARD 111.— Past II.
1333. Membraae 20d. — cont.
Aug. 26. Commission to Tliomaa Bacouii and John Claver to make iuquisitioit in
Great TinnoDth.the county of Suffolk and to certify the king toucbiog an iDformatiou by
men of the haif-handred of Lothygloud that Henry Tristram of Kokelound,
bailiff of that half -hundred, Reginald Reynald, constable of Louwystoft, and
others of their confederacy in the county, have granted permission to divers
Scots, lately at war with the king, and others to take silver in money, in
bulk, aud vessels of gold and silver without the realm, contrary to the late
proctnraat'on, and have received from them divers sums of money for such
permisaiona. By p.s.
Oct. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John Inge
Walthun. and William de Shareshiill, in the county of Oxford, on complaint by
Henry, bishop of Lincoln, that John de Broughton, kuigbt, Thomas Vernon,
knight, Bobeit t'eman, John Hyno and others entered his free warrens at
Bannebury, Nethorp, Cothorp, Uerdewik, Great and Little Bourton,
Croppri, Wardyngton and Cotes, hunted there, carried away his goods, and
40/. in money, found at Bannebury, and hares, rabbits uiid partridges from
the warrens, depastured ivith their beasts the gia^B in his park of Nethorp,
assaulted his men and sfrvants at Bunnebury, Nethorp, Cothorp, Herdewik,
Wytham, Swalclyve, Abburbury, Drayton, Broughton and Newynton by
Bannebury, nnd imprisoned at divers times merchants and others coming
with wared to trade ut his market and loir in Bannebury at Nethorp,
Cothorp, Wytham, Herdewik, Newynton, Abberbury and Balscote until
they made oath that they would not go to the market and fiur.
Sept. 24. The like to John de Shardelowe, Thomas de Nayrford, William de
Odiham. Skargill and William Scot, iu the county of York, on complaint by John de
Wareonu, carl of Surrey, that some persons broke his parks at Wakefeld,
Sonreby and Haytfeld, aud entered hia free chaces there and at Hiprom,
Holme, Conyngesburgh and Thorne, hunted there aud carried away deer.
ByC.
Membrane I9d.
The like, touching the persons who broke the earl's park at Haytfeld aud
entered his free chace there and at ConyDgesburgh and Thome, hunted
there, Bsbed his fi-ee fisheries at Thome and Conyngesburgh, carried away
his tisb, with 200 swans, worth 60^, at Thome, and deer from the park and
chaces. By C.
The like, touching the persons who broke the earl's parks at Wakefeld
and Soureby, enter^ his free chaces there and at Hiprom and Holme,
bunted there, fished his stews at Wakefeld and carried away fish and deer.
ByC.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareahull, Robert de
Hungerford and Waltet- de SalyDg touching the trespasses of Hildebrand
de London, knight, John Strympd of Hungerford aud others, who, when
John de Stonore and bis fellows, late justices of oyer and terminer, came to
La Grave, en. Wilt«, adjoining the town of Wokingham, co. Berks, to
execute a commission touching the refusal of the men of Great and Little
Okeburoe, co. Wilts, which are temporalities of the abbey of Bee Herlewin,
to render their rents and services to Richard de Beaoaevall, one of the
monks, appointed by the king to the custody of such temporalities during
the late voidance of the abbey, and when some of the men were already
indicted before them, coming armed to the said town of Wokingham there
assaulted some of the king's ministers while preparing jury panels for the
session, and other ministers, as well as the jurors set upon the panels, so that
they dared not proceed in the matter and the session was rendered almost '
entirely nilhoul cffcH. By p.s.
502
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 18.
Waltham.
Membrane Idd^-cont.
Appointment of Thomas Daldon, John de Roches and Thomas de
Agmondosham to hold the pleas of the Crown and discharge other duties
pertaining to the office of justice of North Wales, for the present session, in
the place of Edward de Bohun, the justice, who by the king's order is attend-
ant upon other business for him. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others in North
Wales.
Commission to John Brounz and William de Latton to cause the statute
against the taking of salmon in rivers from the nativity of St. Mary to
Martinmas, and of salmon-fry in mill-ponds from the middle of April until
Midsummer, to be kept in the counties of Oxford and Berks, and to punish
all who break the same as therein provided. By C.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
Oct. 22.
Hereford.
Membrane ISd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John de Sharde-
lowe and Matthew de Bassyngbourne, on complaint by the prior of Bemewell
by Cambridge that Richard de Boudone, chaplain, Simon Bernard of
Bemewell, Robert Hassok of Cambridge, John Notekyn, Dionisia his wife,
John de Bury, Alice his wife, William de Pulboum, Juliana his wife,
Thomas Payn, Agnes his wife, William Mayner, Beatrice his wife, Robert
le Milner, John le Fannere, William Jonessone the Prest, Margaret his
wife, Robert le Carpenter, John de Berle, Alice his wife, Alice de Stebbyng,
Roger le Maunciple, Beatrice his wife, William de Elyngton, Rose his wife,
John Whyte, Agnes his wife, Richard Tuunok, John le Smyth, Thomas de
Coneston, Alice his wife, William le White, Beatrice his wife, Richard Tele,
Emma his wife, William de Belhous of Bemewell, Margaret his wife, John
son of Simon de Welton and others, broke his close at Bemewell, co.
Cambridge, and carried away his goods there and at Chestreton.
The like to John Inge, William de Shareshull and Robert de Aston,
touching the persons who broke the king's park of Bardesleye, co.
Gloucester, hunted there and carried away two young sparrowbawks worth
405., and deer.
Oct. 16.
Havering-atte-
Bower.
Oct. 20.
Hayeriag-atte-
Bower.
Oct. 12.
Lambeth.
Membrane 17 d.
Association of John de Stonore in the late commission of oyer and
terminer to William de Shareshull, John Giffard of Twyford and Robert
de Barton touching the complaint by Malcolm de Chasdlun, knight, that
Alan de Leaume, John his son, Thomas brother of the said John and others
carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Little Lecamstede,
Thorntone and Aillesbury, co. Buckingham.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John del
Ker and Thomas de Radeclif, on complaint by Ralph de Cressv, parson of
the church of Thorpe by Assheburn, that Robert son of Reginald de
Estlangeton, Nicholais de Burton Noverai, William de Glendon of West-
langeton, Simon de Lydynton, Robert Wyttin of Westlangeton, Hugh de
Kyngesthorpe, John son of William Lovedai of Estlangeton and others
took away 6 horses, 12 oxen and 200 sheep of his, worth 60/., and carried
away his goods, at Westlangeton, co. Leicester. By fine of 1 mark.
The like to John de Stonore, John Ryvel, and John de Peyto the
elder, on comprint by John de Pulteneye that Master Thomas Broun,
Roger and Andrew his brothers, Adam de Napton, Walter Assheby of
Lobbenham, Roger Togh and others carried away his goods and assaulted
his servants at Mynsterton, co. Leicester. By p^.
The like, touching an assault by these persons upon Thomas de
Pulteneye at the same place.
7 EDWARD m.— Pabt II. 603
1333. Mbubranb ISd.
Nov. 2. CommissioQ of oyer and terminer to Richard de Alaeburgh, Roger
Marlborough. Hillary, Robert Parnyng and James de Wodestok, on complaint by WiUiam
de SharesbuU that William de Hareconrt, knight, Richard de Harecoart,
knight, and others carried away hifl goods and assaulted his servants at
York. By fine of 4 mark.
Aftencardsy on VJ November ^ John Inge is appointed to act in the place
of the said Richard^ who is attendant upon the king^s btmness elsewhere.
Mbmbranb \^d.
Oct. 1. Request to David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to assist in procuring the
Waltham Holj assent of the Parliament of Edward de Bailliolo, king of Scotland, the
Cross. king's kinsman, now in session, to the agreements made between the king
and the said Edward. The king is sending Henry de Percy, Ralph de
Nevyll, steward of the household, William de ShareshuU and Thomas de
Baumburgh to be present at the said Parliament, to ^ue out such confirma*
tion and to receive in his name whatever is due by the agreements.
Vacated because on the Close Roll,
The like to Henry de Belio Monte.
Mbmbranb \Zd.
Nov. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Simon de
Marlboroogh. Hedersete and John de Ormesby, on complaint by Thomas Roscelyn that
Master Robert Hereward and others carried away his goods and assaulted
his servants at Snytterle. By Ane of 2 marks. Norfolk.
Mbmbranb \2d.
Nov. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John Dabemoun and
Ma rlborough. Johm de Ifeld, on complaint by Thomas Roscelyn that John Scote, John
Fitz Lovekyn, Richard le Fisshere, Richard Howe, Ralph le Tannere,
David Laurence, Hugh Postel, Thomas de Hamme, John le Heire, Richard
atte Grene, John atte Crouche, Peter le Cornmangere, Nicholas Crouk,
Ralph Postel and others at Kyngeston, co. Surrey, took away 24 horses,
80 cows, and 400 sheep of his, worth 200/., carried away his goods and
assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 20^.
Nov. 20. The like to John de Cantebrigge, Matthew de Bassyngbum and Simon
Marlborough, de Brunne, on complaint by the same that Edmund de Brundish, Roger de
Ketelbaston, Master Thomas de Eltesie, Roger Maunciple of Howesy Walter
Hardegrey of Norwich and others, at Cambridge, carried away his goods
and assaulted his servants. By fine of 1 mark. Cambridge.
Mbmbranb \0d.
Sept. 30. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de ShareshuU, William de
Waltham Holy Walden and Alexander de Sauntresdon, touching a petition before the king
^^^- and council by John Staly and John de Wydyndon shewing that, whereas
they were lately appointed to arrest Richard Batyn of Wycoumbe for
counterfeiting the king's privy seal, and bv virtue of their commission had
arrested him, his confederates assaulted them at Wycoumbe, oo. Bucking-
ham, and took him from their custody. By p.s.
Dec. 6. The like to Philip de Columbariis, Thomas Bacoun, Robert Selyman and
Clarendon. John de Fosse, on complaint by John de Urtiaco that Richard Level, knight,
Ralph de Wilton, Richard Strode, Oodfrey le Hunte, Richard de Storketon,
William lo Hare, John Turbut, Thomas le Warner, John Knyght, Roger
Oilberd, Walter Neumau, Edmund le Clerk, Thomas Parker of Cary, John
604 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1333, Membrane lOd—cont,
Chapman of Wyncaulton, Roger le Hay ward of Mere, Roger Phelip, John
Russel, Roger Everard, John le Clerk of Wyncaulton and others broke his
park at Stoke Tristre, co. Somerset, entered his free warren there, hunted
in these and carried away deer from the park and hares, rabbits, partridges
and pheasants from the warren. By fine of 40^.
Dec. 2. Commission to Robert Selyman, and Robeit de Aston to make inquisition
Marlborough, in the county of Wilts and certify the king as to the chantries and alms for
the souls of the kings of England, which the abbot and convent of Bee
Hellouin are bound to jBnd in return for the manor of Okebourn, co. Wilts,
and the church thereof formerly granted to them by the king's progenitors,
whether they have withdrawn these, as is reported, and, if so, at what time
and by whom the withdrawal was made. By p.s.
Membrane 9d.
Nov. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteney, John Inge,
Clarendon. Robert Beaupel and John de Fosse, on complaint by Philip de Columbariis
that William Giffard, abbot of Boukfast, John de Coteleford, Robert de
Beare, chaplain, Walter Snell, William de Barlacombe, John Brente, Robert
de Corndon, Richard Noreys, Walter White, John Mody, Walter Bloyou,
John Rauf, Walter atte Workhouse, William Rauf, Robert Bolbare,
Richard Coche, John Vycery, John Cordecorre, William Edward, William
Horwod, John Fareway, Benedict Bolde, William Orme, William Sole,
John Daniel, John Coche, Michael Ayslegh, William de Stibbeton, John
de Holecumbe, John Boye, * smyth,' John atte Beare, Thomas de
Ipelepenne, John Vynter and others broke his park at Holne, hunted there,
carried away deer and assaulted his servant, John Prouz.
By fine of I mark. Devon.
Dec. 3. The like to William de Clynton, Thomas Bacoun, William de Ponte
Marlborough. Roberti and Stephen de Padyham, on complaint by Elias de Crosels,
merchant of St. Jean d'Angely iu Peyto that a ship La Sainte Esprit of
Jersey^ whereof Ralph de Gree was master, freighted by him at Tanney sur
Charente in Peyto with wines for Flanders, being driven ashore at Beuchief,
CO. Sussex, by a storm, Richard de Cotyng, William de Sessyngham, Richard
Roter, John de Hydenye, Robert Bakere, John de Mekhampstede, John de
Westcote, Robert Yarkemede, Richard Haket, Edward Coltish, John
Colfish, Edward Graucher, Walter Graucher, John Goldwyne, Richard
Goldwyne, William Goldwyne, Robert Goldwyne, Richard atte Hamme,
Robert de Gensyng and others carried away 76 tuns 5 pipes of the said
wine which had been washed ashore at Peveneseye, Bolewereheth,
Hast^ges, Cotyng, Berenhorne, Bockolte and Bexle, in the said county,
notwithstanding that the same ought not to have been treated as wreck inas-
much as his servant, Lewis de Ipre, and divers mariners in the ship had got
to land alive, and at the time of carrying away it was claimed for him by
the said Lewis. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below.
Membrane 7d.
Dec. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Simon de
Marlborough. Hedersete and John de Ormesby, on complaint by Lucy daughter of Roger
atte Ef«h that William de la Rokele, knight, Richard de la Rokele, Stephen
de la Rokele, Thomas de la Rokele, Katherine late the wife of Hugh
Reyner of Puddyngnorton, John Reyner, chaplain, Reginald Wysdam of
Fakenham, Richard le Hoker of Rngham, Richard Oxwyk, Andrew Pope
of Fakenham and others mowed and carried away her crops at Colkyrke,
Oxwyck, Puddyngnorton, Ru^ham, Gunthorpe and Wodenorton.
By fine of 20s. Norfolk.
7 EDWARD III.— Part II. 605
1333. Membrane Td-^cont.
Dec. 3. The like to William de Cljrnton, Thomas Bacoun, William de Ponte
Marlborough. Boberti and Stephen de Padyham, on complaint by Elias de CroselSy
merchant of St. Jean d*Angely, Peyto. By p.s.
[As above, with this addition that Bexle is named as the place where
the carrying away of the wine occurred.]
Mbmbranb 6d,
Dec. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteneye, John Ing^
Marlborough, and John Lercedekne, in the county of Devon, on complaint by the abbot of
Bucfestre that Walter de Pasford, «rohn Frema (sic)^ William Ryka, William
Tirekeapel, John Prouz of Chaggeford, Henry Bayllyf of Boghewode,
Walter Wicher, Nicholas Moriz, John Janot, William Harpour, Stephen
Harpour, John de Nyweton of Aysperton, Ralph atte Apeldore, Ivo
Queynte, Robert son of Dionisia de Chaggeford, Nicholas Parkere, William
Prouz of Chaggeford, William Fox of Northbovy, Robert Smyth of Chagge-
ford, John Smyth of Chaggeford, Roger Forda, Ralph Dollebeara, Wilnam
de Pasford, John Beaghe, Robert atte Waye, Robert Shore, Oliver atte
Wodeland, Richard de Berydon, Robert de Whitton, Nicholas de Dode-
worthe and others took away 24 oxen of his, worth 24 marks, at Sele
Monachorum, felled his trees at Bucfestre, carried them away and dog his
several soil at Bucfastre so that he lost the profit thereof. By p.8.
Dec. 15. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de Hastynges, Roger Hillary
Marlborough, and John de Heiford, on complaint by Henry de Hockele the younger Ihat
Eustace de Folevill, William de Peyto, John Turvill of Wolfrioheston,
William Musard, Robert Crowenhale, Ellas Lvvett the younger, Nicholas de
Botheby and others abducted Elizabeth his wife, with his goods, at Wolvar*
dyngton, co. Warwick, and still keep her from him. By fine of 40«.
Mbmbranb 4<f.
Dec. 30. Appointment of William Lovel, sheriff of Northampton, to arrest certain
Walliogford. felons of the county of Northampton, at present vagabond in the counties of
Bedford and Buckingham, and to bring them to the former county to be
imprisoned until delivered according to the law and custom of the realm.
By p.8.
506
8 EDWARD III.— PART I.
1334.
Jan. 26.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28.
Woodstock.
Jan. 26.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28.
Woodstock.
Feb. 3.
Woodstock.
Jan. 30.
Woodstock.
Jan. 30.
DoDstable.
Feb. 1.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28.
Woodstock.
Mbmbrane 42.
Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the prior and
brethren of the house of St. Mary, Avecot, and their attorneys and proctors,
collecting alms in churches for repair of their church and cloister.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. Wolstan, Worcester, by William de Petlyng and Walter
Mayel, chaplain, of two tofts, 40 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow and 2
acres of wood, in Northwyk by Worcester, by the same Walter and Thomas
de Croule, chaplain, of 12 acres of land in the same town, and by the same
Walter of eight shops in Worcester and the suburb. The said tofts, lands
and shops, which are of the yearly value of 18^. lOcf., as appears by the
inquisition taken by John de Pejrto the younger, escheator in the counties
of Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop, Stafford and the adjoining
march of Wales, are to be held in satisfaction of 26«. 8^. of the 10 marks
of land and rent which the prior and convent have the king's licence to
acquire.
William, prior of Lanthony by Gloucester, staying in England, has
letters nominating Robert de Boys alid John de Shortegrove his attorneys
in Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Bobert de Valoignes,
prebendary of Warthill, in the church of St. Peter, York.
The like for the following : —
William de Langele, parson of the church of Carleton in Lyndryk.
The master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York.
The prioress of Nun Apelton.
Master Boger Cantok, clerk.
William son of Adam de Neuton super Oose.
Appointment of John de Cantebrigge as a justice of the Bench, during
pleasure. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Herle and the other justices of the
Bench.
Appointment of John de Homeby the younger as second justice of the
Bench of Dublin, during pleasure. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench.
Mandate to John de Bray, whom the king lately appointed second
justice, not to intermeddle by virtue of such appointment.
Appointment of Thomas Stace of Great Yarmouth to the office of con-
troller of the custom of 2s, on every tun of wine, the custom of Sd. in the
pound and other small customs due in the port of the said town and thence
along the coast to Ipswich, during pleasure, so that he write the rolls with
his own hand and attend to the office in person. By C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Bobert de Threlkeld of
74*. ^d. of rent, in Appelby, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the church of St. Laurence, Appelby, for the soul of the grantor and the
souls of his ancestors. The said rent is held of the king in burgage by a
service of 2s. lOd. of gavelgeld, as appears by the inquisition taken by John
de Louthre, king's clerk, escheator in the counties of Westmoreland, York,
Northumberland and Cumberland. By fine of 100^. Westmoreland.
J
8 EDWARD in— Part I.
507
1334.
Jan. 28.
Woodstock.
Jan. 30.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 10.
Woodstock.
Feb. 11.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 14.
Woodstock.
Feb. 8.
Woodstock.
Feb. 13.
Woodstock.
Feb. 5.
Woodstock.
Feb. 3.
Woodstock.
Feb. 14.
Woodstock.
Feb. 18.
Woodstock.
Membrane 42— con^.
Pardon to William Grey of York of his outlawry in the county of
Norfolk for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer
touching a plea of John de Wystowe that he render an account for the
time when he was his receiver in Great Yarmouth, he being now in the
Flete prison on account of such outlawry.
Signification to H. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Isabella de Cotesbrok, one of the nuns, to be abbess of the house of St.
Mary de la Pre without Northampton. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Brian de Thornhill,
parson of the church of Bedale.
The like for the following : —
John Broun, parson of the church of Elvyngton.
Master Roger de Heselarton, parson of the church of Quyxlay.
Robert de Hillum.
William Basset.
Thomas de Saundeby, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters
nominating John de Bolyngbroke and Walter Gi^lyas of Stretton his
attorneys in England for two years.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the prior of Montacute,
going beyond the seas to a general chapter of his order at Cluny.
Mandate to John Darcy, justiciary of Ireland, for restitution of the
temporalities of the see of Kildare to B^chard, late archdeacon of Eildare,
whose election by the chapter as bishop has been confirmed by J., the Pope,
and who in the king's presence has renounced all words prejudicial to the
king and crown in the bull of confirmation. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the see.
Grant to Thomas Crosse, king's clerk, of the prebend of Yagoston in the
church of St. Patrick, Dublin, void by the consecration of the late pre-
bendary as bishop of Kildare, and in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of Richard son of Thomas, earl of Kildare,
tenant in chief. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the archbishop of Dublin.
Exemplification of transcripts of the following, (1) foot of a fine levied in
the court of the Bench at Westminster witMn three weeks of Easter,
10 Edward I., between John de Kirkeby, plaintiff by Robert de Babbegrave
put in his phice, and John de Cameys, deforciant, of the manor of Cotherstok,
the advowson of the church thereof, and two mills in Pyreho, with their
appurtenances as in demesnes, homages, services of free men, villenages
with the villeins tenants thereof, and their issues, wards, reliefs, escheats,
heriots, custodies, the advowson of Pyreho priory, woods, meadows, pastures,
ways, paths, waters, fisheries, liberties, customs, suits and all other things
pertaining to the manor and mills ; (2) the like, levied within fifteen days of
Trinity, 85 Edward I., between John de Houby, plaintifi*, and Matilda late
the wife of Gilbert de Houby, deforciant, of the manor of Cotherstok, and
the advowsons of the church thereof and of Piryho priory, then held by
ChristiDa late the wife of William de Kirkeby for life as dower ; granted at
the request of John Giffard, king's clerk, who now holds the premises.
Signification to the keeper of the spiritualitv of the void see of Win-
chester of the royal assent to the election of John de Gloucestre, one of the
canons, to be prior •f St. Mary's, Soathwyk. By p.s.
508 CAIiBNDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334, Membrane 4L
Jan. 28. Exemplification, at the request of the abbot and convent of Seleby, of
Woodstock, the records and processes of pleas before the justices of the Bench as
follows : —
Pleas at York in the octave of Michaelmas, 17 Edward 11., roll 16, Lincoln.
Robert son of Richard de Bninnebj, by John Ithum, his attorney, claims
against Robert atte Kirke of Amecotes an acre of land in Amecotes,
against Hugh atte Brigge of Amecotes the like and against Robert Gybelot
of Amecotes the like ; and the said Robert atte Kirke and Hugh say
that they cannot restore any tenements because they are villeins of the
abbot of Seleby, which Robert son of Richard cannot gainsay ; therefore
judgement is given for them; and Robert Gybelot says that he is not
tenant of the land and was not on the 28 August, 17 Edward II., the day
on which the writ was sued out against him and thereof he putteth himself
upon the country ; and plaintiff in like manner putteth himself upon the
country; therefore the sheriff is commanded to cause a jury to come to
Westminster in the octave of Hilary to discover the truth.
Pleas as above. The said Robert son of Richard claims against Adam
le Provost of Ludyngton, an acre of land in Ludyngton, against Richard
Bitthehall of Ludyngton the like, against Richard son of William de
Ludyngton, the like, and against John Mekan of Ludyngton the like, and
judgement is given for the defendants on the ground that they are villeins
of tlie abbot.
Pleas as above. The said Robert son of Richard claims against William
Dallyng of Gerlethorp an acre of land in Gerlethorp, against Adam Jope of
Gerlethorp the like, against John Kyng of Gerlethorp the like and against
Robert Deken of Gerlethorp the like, and judgement is given for the
defendants on the plea that they are villeins ol the abbot.
Pleas at York in fifteen days of Michaelmas in the aforesaid year,
roll 73, Lincoln. The said Robert son of Richard claims against John
Brachet an acre of land in Gerlethorp, and against Richard Proudfoot the
like, and judgement is given for the defendants on the like plea.
Pleas at York, in the octave of St. John Baptist, 16 Edward II., roll 189,
Lincoln. William son of Hugh Page, by John de Ithum, his attorney,
claims against Martyn Crydelyn^ of Gerlethorp an acre of land in Gerle-
thorp, against John Drepe of Gerlethorp 2 acres of land there, against
Thomas Westiby of Gerlethorp the like, against Thomas Kyng of Gerle-
thorpe the like, against Walter Wace of Ludyngton 2 acres of land in
Ludyngton, against Richard son of Nicholas de Ludyngton an acre of land
there, and against Robert son of Ralph de Amecotes 2 acres of land in
Amecotes, and judgement is given for the defendants on the plea that they
are villeins of the abbot.
Jan. 30. Licence for Reginald de Pavelv and Alice his wife to enfeoff William de
Donstable. Bume and Thomas de Sthok, chaplains, of the manor of Brok, said to be
held in chief, and for them to re-grant it to Reginald and Alice and
the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Reginald,
By pji.
Jan. 28. Pardon to John de Lungevill and Margaret his wife for acquiring, in fee,
Woodstock, from John son of Henry de Siwell a shop in Northampton, and from Hugh
de Bninyene, Alice his wife and ChrisUaua her sister, another shop there.
held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and restitution of these
to them. By fine of 10«. Northampton.
Feb. 6. Grant to Martin de Ixnyngg, king's clerk, of the custody of the
Woodstock, hospital of Maydenston, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see of Canterbury. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to J. elect and confirmed of Canterbury.
Writ de intendendo directed to the brethren and sisters of the hospital.
8 EDWARD III.— Pabt I. 509
1334, Membrane 41 — cont
Licence, until St. Peter ad Vincula, for William de Hirst to take 600
quarters of wheat and 40 quarters of barley without the realm, to make his
profit of in the duchy [of Aquitaine], notwithstanding any prohibition of
such export. By p.8.
The like for the following : —
Feb. 12.- John Russel of Teukesbury, for 200 quarters of wheat, 100 quarters
Woodstock. of barley and 200 quarters of beans and peas. By p.s.
Feb. 20. John Haumond, citizen of London, for 400 quarters of wheats 200
York. quarters of barley and 200 (^rters of beans, until Michaelmas.
By p.s.
Feb. 23. Adam West of Gloucestre, for 1,000 quarters of corn.
York. John Lespicer of Teukesbury for the like. By p.8.
Feb. 20. Reginald Martyn, burgess of Southampton, for 400 quarters of grain of
York. any kind.
Feb. 20. Nicholas le Moundelard and Henry Flemyng, burgesses of Southarop-
York. tony for 1,000 quarters of grain of any kind.
Adam de Uokesle, burgess of the same, for 500 quarters of grain of any
kind.
Feb. 6. Licence, after inquisition taken by John de Louthre, king's clerk,
Woodstock, escheator in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland and West-
moreland, for the alienation in igciortmain to the abbot and convent of Hepp
in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which they had the
late king's licence to acquire, of 17 acres of land in Hepp by Gilbert de
Culwenne, and 7 acres there by John Muston, to hold as of the yearly value
of 20*.
Jan. 20. Licence for William de Tillebury to enfeoff John de Pulteneye of 4 acres
Dunstable, of land in Westillebury and the advowson of the church of that town, which
are said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Feb. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Broclesby, king's
Woodstock, clerk, of two messuages, a toft, a mill and a carucate of land, in Reysthorp
and Grymeston, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel
of St. Mar^', Grymeston, as he shall appoint, for his soul and for the souls of
his ancestors. By fine of 5 marks. York.
Feb. 14. Exemption, for life, of Robert Vyaunde of Cobeham from being put on
Woodstock, assizes, juries and recognisances, unless his oath be required under the
statute, and from appointment as major, sheriff, coroner, escheator, forester,
verderer, agistor, regarder or other bailiff or minister of the king, againat
his will. By K.
Mbmbranb 40.
Jan. 26. Robert de Knaresburgh, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Woodstock, de Knaresburgh his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Jan. 26. Grant to the abbot and convent of Louth Park, who at the king's request
Woodstock, have granted 10 marks towards the expenses of the marriage of his sister
Eleanor with the count of Geldres, that this shall not prejadice the house as
a precedent. Bj EL
The like to the follovdng : —
Feb. 14. The abbot of BartoD-on*Trent, who granted 40f. By K.
Woodstock.
Feb. 13. The abbot of Derham, who granted 60f.
Woodstock.
March 8. The abbot of Kirkestad, who granted lOOf .
York.
510 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 40 — cont.
Jan. 26. Presentation of John Foucher, parson of the church of Newjnden^ in
Woodstock, the diocese of Canterbury, to S. bishop of London, for admission as vicar of
the church of Stanes, in the king^H gift bj reason of the voidance of
the abbey of Westminster ; on an exchange of benefices with Reginald de
Leygtone. By letter of the Chancellor.
Feb. 6. Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for William de Cnlgayth appointed a pur-
Woodstock, veyor for the household pursuant to the late statute.
By bill of the cofferer.
Feb. 21. Appointment of William de Monte Acuto to the custody of the lands late
York. of John de Romeseye, tenant in chief; to hold during minority of the heir
with all things pertaining to that custody and all knight's fees, adyowsons
of churches, wards, marriages and reyersions of dowers, which may fall in,
as well as with the marriage of the heir. By p.s.
Feb. I. Grant to Richard Turbervill, king's clerk, of the prebend in Wengham
Woodstock, church, lately held by Master John de Bruyton, deceased, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the see of Canterbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the spirituality of the see of
Canterbury.
Feb. 8. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Sancto Paulo
Woodstock, and William de Brauncewell, king's clerks, executors of the will of Master
Henry de Clif, and for the^ goods of the said Henry at Hemmyngburgh,
Clif, Osgodby, Bardelby, Bolthorpe, Merethorpe, Suth Daffeld, Braken-
holm, Hakethorpe and Lunde.
Jan. 26. Grant, in fee, to William Lenglis, king's yeoman, of the reversion of a
Dunstable, messuage and two carucates of land in Little Stirkland, held by Edmund
Bovill and Margery his wife for their lives. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise below,
Feb. 5. Mandate to William de Northo, escheator in the counties of Surrey,
Woodstock. Sussex, Kent, and Middlesex, for livery of the temporalities of the see of
Canterbury, lately void by the death ot Simon, the archbishop, to John,
late bbhop of Winchester, whom the Pope has translated to be archbishop.
By p.d.
Writ de intendendo in his favour, directed to the tenants of the see.
Mandate to John de Cobham and Thomas de Faversham for livery to
him of temporalities in their custody by the king's appointment.
Feb. 5. Appointment of Master Simon de Stanes, Robert de KeUeseye, citizen
Woodstock, of London, and William Fox, citizen of York, as the king's proctors to
inquire of all contentions between the people of England and of Flanders,
pursuant to the agreement lately made between Master John de Hildesle,
baron of the Exchequer and William de la Pole, as proctors for the king
and his people, and Bloccus de Steland, knight, and others of the towns
of Bruges, Ghent, and Ipres, as proctors of Lewis, count of Flanders, the
king's kinsman, and his people. By p.8.
The like of Master Henry de Cantuaria, and the said Robert and
William.
The like of the said Master Simon, Robert, and William, as proctors
to treat with the count, the burgomasters, Schevins^ consuls and others
of Bruges, Ghent, and Ipres, touching losses inflicted by the king's subjects
on the people of Flanders.
The like of the said Master Henry, Robert, and William.
Feb. 8. Appointment of John de Stonore as second justice of the Bench daring
Woodstock, pleasure. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Herle and the other justices of the
Bench.
8 EDWARD III.— Part I.
511
1334.
Feb. 3.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Membrane 40 — cant.
Appointment of R., bishop of Durham, to the office of the treaaorj of
the Exchequer during pleasure. Bj p.8.
Writ de intendendo in his favour, directed to the barons of the Exchequer
and the chamberlains.
Mandate to Master Robert de Ayleston, archdeacon of Berks, for livery
to him of the rolls, keys, and other appurtenances of the office.
Presentation of Robert de Helton to the church of Godemersham, in the
diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of
the see. By p.s.
Feb. 14.
Woodstock.
Feb. 9.
Newmarket
Feb. 14.
Woodstock.
Feb. 21.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
Jan. 30.
Woodstock.
Feb. 22.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
Feb. 22.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
Feb. 16.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 39.
Simon, abbot of Marmoutier-lez-Tours (majoris motMsterii Turon*)^
8ta3ring beyond the seas, has letters nominating brother John de Passu and
brother William de Ardeme his attorneys in England for three years.
By jBne of 4 marks.
Letters of licence to elect directed to the prior and convent of St. Augus-
tine's, Canterbury, on news of the death of R., the abbot, brought by Henry
de Faveresham, and Thomas de Nalyndone, monks of the abbey. By p.s.
The prior of Lewes, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Master Matthew de Wygenhale and James de Kyngeston his attorneys for
one year.
Protection with clause nolvmnsy for one year, for him.
Presentation of Hugh de Markham to the church of Bradestede, in the
diocese of Rochester, which being directly subject to the jurisdiction of the
archbishop of Canterbury, is now in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the archbishopric.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Master William de Hale,
prebendary of Bedemynstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury.
Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of Holy Trinity,
Bruggesnorth, to acquire in mortmain and in rent, not held in chief, to the
yearly value of IQOs, By p.8.
Grant to John de la Hide of Borne, in enlargement of his late appoint-
ment to the bailiwick of the foi'estership of Snowedon forest in North
Wales, during pleasure, that he shall hold the same for life. By p.s.
Pardon to Simon son of Richard le Barue of Pilham for the death of
John Prest of Morton, lately killed at Morton, as it appears by the record
of Richard de Wylughby and William de Isny, justices appointed to
deliver Lincoln gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon to John le Wyne for acquiring, in fee, from Joan Fouke a messu-
age, 10 acres of land, 16 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 2 acres of
moor, in Pourstok, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and
restitution of these to him. By fine of 20f. Wilts.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle-under-Lyme of pavage
for three years. By p.s.
Grant, for life, to Richard de Pateshull, king's yeoman, of that bailiwick
within and without the city of Boston, co. Lincoln, which Roger Petitgarde
held by grant of John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, now in the king's
hands by the death of the earl. By p.s.
Writ of aid for John Wyn, appointed by Richard de la Pole, king's ser<-
jeant, the chief butler, as his deputy, during pleasure, in the ports of Cicestro,
Shorham, and Seford, to receive the 2$, due to the king on every tun of wine
brought there by foreign merchants. By testimony of Richard himself.
512
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
Feb. 26.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
Feb. 22.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
March 1.
York.
March 2.
York.
Membrane 39 — cont.
Grant, for life, to queen Philippa, to whom the king by letters patent
lately granted 500 marks yearly at the Exchequer pending the settlement on
her of the equivalent in land, for life, to supplement her dower lands which
had proved insufficient for the expenses of her household, and afterwards
granted to her the manor of Middelton, co. Kent, with the hundreds and
other things pertaining thereto, in satisfaction of 240/. yearly of the afore-
said grant, of 440 marks yearly at the Exchequer in satisfaction both of
the balance of 140 marks yearly due out of the first mentioned grant, and
of a further sum 200/. yearly which by advice of the Parliament assembled
at York on Monday before St. Peter in Cathedra, has been granted to
supply the said insufficiency of her dowry. By K. & C.
Pardon to John de Burdeux for the death of Nicholas le Thressere, as it
appears by the record of Richard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver Leicester gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Appointment of Ralph de Somerford, king's yeoman, to the custody of the
demesne lands under the castle of High Peak, with the meadows, pastures,
and other appurtenances, to hold,' for life, by such rent to queen Philippa,
who holds the castle by the king's grant, as Walter de Waldeshef,
deceased, paid ; notwithstanding any appointment by the king of William
de Peek and Stephen his brother, to such custody for term of years. By p.s.
Thomas Hastang, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nominating
Henry de Stratford and Richard Hillary his attorneys in England until St.
Peter ad Vincula.
Appointment of Robert de Gravele to the office of receiver of the town
of Boston, during pleasure. By p.s.
Grant, for life, to William Trussel, king's yeoman, on his petition shewing
that he is now disturbed in his possession of the manor of Rodeston, co.
Northampton, lately granted to him by the king in part satisfaction of 50
marks yearly at the Exchequer, on account of a plea in the king's court
between John de Multon and Anthony de Lucy touching the said manor, of
the manor of Bricesbury in the town of Kempston, which James de Audele,
deceased, held for life by grant of the late king, in satisfaction of 40 marks
of the said sum at the Exchequer.
Ebulo Lestraunge, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating Master
John de Thouresby and Richard de Bolyngbrok hb attorneys in England
until Michaelmas.
Feb. 12.
Woodstock.
Feb. 22.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 28.
York.
Feb. 21.
York.
Membrane 38.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Matilda de Tillioll.
The like for the following : —
Nicholas de Bristoll, citizen of London, until Michaelmas.
William de Boylston, parson of the church of Bromlegh, until Michael-
mas.
Thomas Alresfordof Harden, for one year.
John Travers, clerk, for one year.
Robert de Grymston, master of the hospital of St. Nicholas,- York, for
one year.
Appointment of William de Monte Acuto, during minority of the heir,
to the custody of the lands late of John de Romeseye, tenant in chief, with
the marriage of the heir. By K.
8 EDWARD III.— PiiRT I.
1334.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 14.
Woodstock.
Feb. 2.
Woodstock.
Feb. 20.
York.
Membrane 38 — cont.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert Selyman, escheator in the
Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham.
The like to Ralph de Middelneye, escheator in the counties oi
Dorset, Cornwall and Devon.
Pardon to Richard de Lutrjngton for all homicides, feloniee
and trespasses as well in the time of the late king as of the pi
and of any outlawries consequent thereon (the king's suit for
of his father and against those who have taken men of
and detained them until they made ransoms according to
excepted) ; so that he stand the justice of the court if any one
against him touching such trespasses, and that he go on the ki
at his wages, whenever required.
Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Ma
de Stanes, clerk, going beyond the seas on the king's service.
Ratification of the estate of Master William de Hale, king'
prebendfiry of Bedemynstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbur;
Presentation of William Michel, parson of a moiety of the
Isham, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the vicarage of the churcl
well, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
the abbey of Westminster ; on an exchange of benefices with
Donneswra of Ingoldmeles.
Guichardus de Jon, prior of Montacute, going beyond th<
general chapter at Cluny, has letters nominating William }
William Cnaplok his attorneys in England for one year.
Licence for John Scotard of Strengesham and Philippa his w
to Thomas de Litleton, in fee, 6 acres of land and 2^ acres of
Wardon, co. Bedford, said to be held in chief.
Grant to Thomas de Baumburgh, king's clerk, of the hos]
Mary Magdalene by Berwick-on-Tweed, for life.
Matilda late the wife of Robert Banyard, going on pilgrimage
has letters nominating Roger de Norton and William de Alby h(
in England until ZiTichaelmas. ^
Exemption, for life, of Theobald Poleyn, king's serjeant, in c<
of his long service to the late king and the king, from being put
juries, or recognisances^ and from appointment as mayor, sherifi
or other bailifi" or minister of the king, against his will.
Exemption for life of William Breton of Tekene from be
assizes, juries, or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary
statute, and from appointment as mavor, sheriff, coroner, or <
or minister of the king, against his will.
The like of Hugh Tyrol, king's yeoman, with the addition (
* escheator.'
Pardon to William de Novo Castro, king's clerk, and Ali«
for acquiring for themselves and the heirs of William from Job
and Elena liis wife a messuage in Westminster, said to be held i
entering thereon without licence ; and licence for them to retail
Protection, for one year, for Warin Hattere of Newcastle-
merchant, trading about the realm.
Presentation of Roger de Paxton, vicar of the church of Pi
diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Lyndon, in the same dio
exchange of benefices with Richard de Shereford, king's clerk.
Presentation of Nicholas de Boukelande to the church of Bass
in the diocese of Ely, in tlie king's gift by reason of the 1
John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, being in his hands.
IT 65658.
Feb. 23.
York.
Jan. 26.
Dunstable.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 21.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 23.
York.
Feb. 5.
Woodstock.
Feb. 21.
York.
Feb. 24.
YOTk.
Feb. 22.
York.
514
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
Feb. 23.
York.
Feb. 28.
YoA.
Feb. 21.
York.
Feb. 23.
York.
Feb. 14.
York.
Feb. 10.
York.
Membrane 38 — cant.
John Darcy, going to Ireland on the king's service, has letters nomi-
nating John de Boljngbroke and William de Fynchesdon his attorneys in
England for one year.
Thomas de Saundeby, going in like manner, has like letters nominating
John de Bol3rngbroke and Walter Gulyas the younger for one year.
Licence for the prior and convent of Walyngford to acquire in mortmain
10/. yearly of land and rent.
Vacated because on the Roll of 7 Edward III.
Licence for William de Kyme to enfeoff Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of
Anegos, of the manors of Burwell, Sotby, and btalyngburgh, co. Lincoln,
said to be held in chief, and for the earl to re-grant them to him, in tail
male. If the said William die without heir male of his body, the manors
are to revert to the earl and his heirs. By K.
Appointment of Thomas atte Gate to the bailiwick of the parkership of
Gudeford park, during pleasure. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Grant to Ralph de Nevill, steward of the household, of the custody of
the lands late of Robert de la Leye, held of Lewis, late bishop of Durham,
in chief in Anecroft and Pavylloun, which came to the king while the
temporalities of the see were in his hands by reason of the minority of
Alina and Joan, daughters and heirs of the said Robert ; to hold during
such minority with the marriage of the heirs. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for Robert Mauger, * pinsouii,' appointed by Richard
de la Pole, king's serjeant, the chief butler, as his deputy, during pleasure,
in the port of Boston. By testimony of Richard.
The like for the following deputies : —
John Wyn, in the ports of Cicestre, Shorham and Seford^
Robert atte Barre, in the ports of Southampton, Lymington, and
Yarmouth.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 21.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
March 2.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
Mbmbranb 37.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Worcester of pontage for three
years on wares passing over the bridge of their city. By p.s.
Exemption, for life, of Roger Selyman, from being put on assizes, juries,
or recognisances, unless his oath be required by the statute, and from
appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister
of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Licence until St. Peter ad Vincula for Roger Tortle, Hugh de Lange-
^rigge, Stephen Lespicer, Robert Gh'^ane, Joceusle Reyny, John Homcastel,
Richard le White and Walter le White to take firithout the realm 1,000
quarters of any kind of grain to trade with in the duchy [of Aquitaine] and
elsewhere, notwithstanding any mandate against such export. By p.s.
The like for the following : —
Walter Prentis, Richard Edmond, Robert Holhurst, John Otery,
Roger Plof, John Derby, John le Regny and William Derby.
By the same.
Stephen Broun of Gloucestre. By p.s.
William del March and William Belle of Teukesbury, to export 60
quarters, for one year. By p.s.
Richard Shot and Roger de Kyngesleon to export 1,000 quarters.
By p.8.
Licence for John de Seymark to impark the wood of Westwode and a
meadow adjoining, within the manor of Thornhawe, co. Northampton,
which contain 100 acres of land. By ^3.
8 EDWARD III.— Pabt I.
615
1334.
Feb. 24.
York.
Jan. 26.
Dunstable.
Feb. 24.
York.
Feb. 24.
Yoik.
Feb. 27.
York.
Feb. 6.
York.
Feb. 27.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
March2.
York.
Feb. 21.
York.
Membrane 37 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William son of Joceus de
Grofherst to the parson of the church of Horsmundenne of a messuage,
40 acres of land, 7 acres of wood, 22^. M, of rent and a rent of eight hens
and fitly eggs, in Horsmundenn, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily in the church for the soul of Walter de Pateshull and the
souls of the faithful depailed. By fine of 6 marks. Kent.
Grant to William Lenglis, king's yeoman, that the manor of Little
Stirkeland, co. Westmoreland, with the services of the firee tenants and
other appurtenances, which Edmund de Boy vill and Margery his wife hold
to them and the heir male of their bodies by grant of Andrew de Arcla,
and which in default of such issue will revert to the king on their death by
reason of the forfeiture of the said Andrew, shall remain to him and his
heirs. ' By p.s.
Pardon to William Danvers, Richard his brother, and Thomas WiUiames-
man Dan vers of their outlawry in the county of Berks for non-appearance
before the king to answer touching pleas of trespass of Ealph de Grey,
knight, and Adam de Neulond. By p.s.
Licence for William de Kyme to enfeoff Gilbeit de Umframvill, earl of
Anegos, of the manors of Burwell, Sotby and Stalyugburgh, co. Lincoln,
said to be held in chief, and for the earl to regi*ant the manor of Burwell
to him and Joan his wife, in tail male, and the other two manors to him, in
tail male. In the event of the death of William and Joan without heir
male of their bodies, and of William without heir male of his body, the
manors are to revert to the earl and his heirs. By K.
Appointment of Nicholas Corad to the ofiice of artillier {attilliatwns)
in the Tower of London, at will and with such wages as Blasius Corad,
deceased, had in the office. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master John de Wambergh to
John de Fairford, keeper of the chapel of St. Katherine, Wambergh, of
twelve messuages, two caru^ates and four virgntes of land and 25 acres of
meadow, in Wambergh, to find two chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily in the chapel for the souls of Emeliiia Lougespe, Master Robert de
Wambergh and the faithful departed, and to distribute yearly to the poor
for the soul of the s^d Emelina on her anniversary, 13^. 4e7., and for the
soul of the said Robert, on his anniversary, 13;. Ad.
By fine of 12/. Wilts.
Exemption, for life, of John de Wormeleye from being put on assizes,
juries and recognisancee, unless his oath be required by the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other hailifiT or
minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Pardon to Roger Bygot for the acquisition by John son of John Bygot
of Stokton from Ralph Bygot, son and heir of John Bygot of Stokton, of
the homage and services duo from four messuages ond nine bovates and
33 acres of land within the manor of Seteryngton, held in chief, to hold to
him and the heirs of his body, with remainder in default of such to the
said Roger, his brother, and for his entry therein on the death of the said
John son of John, without the licence of the late king, or of the king
having been obtained at either time \ and licence for him to retain the same.
By p.s.
Pardon to Thomas Bayse of Papworth Everard of his outlawry in the
county of Warwick for non-appearance before the king to answer touching
a plea of trespass of Roger le Harpour of Solihull; he having since
surrendered in the marshalsea prison.
Appointment of Thomas atte Grate to the bailiwick of the parkership of
Guldeford park, during pleasure. By p.s.
K K 2
510 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334^ Mbmbranb 36.
Feb. 24. Ratification of the estate of William de Ijangele, king's clerk, as parson
York. of the church of Ryngowode, in the diocese of Winchester. Bj p.s.
Feb. 25. Mandate to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in the counties of Lincoln,
York. Northampton and Jutland, for restitution of the temporalities of the abbey
of St Mary de la Pre, Northampton, to Katherine Knyvet, one of the nuns,
who has been appointed to be abbess by Henry, bishop of Lincoln, and whose
fealty has been taken by the king. This appointment has been made by
the bishop after he had, for lawful cause, quashed the late election made in
the convent church of Isabella de Cottesbrok, which had received the royal
assent. By p.8.
Writ de intendendo for Katherine, directed to tenants of the abbey.
Mandate to the prioress and convent for restitution of temporalities of
the abbey in their custody.
Feb. 23. Ratification of the estate John de Wyk, king's clerk, as parson of the
York. ' church of Northluffenham, on the presentation of Hugh Daudele. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Alan Pulhore of Newcastle-
York. upon-Tyne of 100*. of rent out of three messuages in Newcastle-upon-
Tyne held of the king in burgage by a yearly service of 6cf., as appears by
the inquisition taken by John de Denton, mayor of the town, escheator
there, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of All
Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the souls of the said Alan, Matilda his
wife and John his son. By fine of 100«. Northumberland.
Feb. 24. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Robert de Sadyngton and
York. William de Herle to John, keeper of the chapel of Noweselee, of a third
part of the manor of Garthorpe, held in chief by homage and fealty and
by the service of rendering yearly 21cf. as sheriff's aid, as appears by the
inquisition taken by William Erneys, escheator in the counties of Warwick,
Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Lancaster ; saving the rent due to the
king and his heirs, who shall not, however, because of that claim any
right in the advowson of the chapel in time of voidance.
By K. & C, and fine of 20/. Leicester.
Feb. 26. Pardon to the abbot and convent of Nyweham for acquiring in mortmain
York. without licence, from David Anselm a messuage in Exton, from John de
Shapewyk, a carucate of land, 8 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture and
4 acres of wood, in Shapewyk ; from the said John, the reversion of 12
acres of land in Shapewyk, expectant on the demise of Adam de Jagge-
ford, clerk, and of 4 acres of land there, expectant on the demise of Adam
de Tetteboume ; and from William Tudde, the reversion of 40 acres of land,
and 10 acres of pasture, in Tuddesheye and Blacchesheye, expectant on
the demise of Alice de Fordeheys and William her son ; and restitution of
these to them. By K.
Feb. 20. Pardon, on the petition of Richard de Acton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
York. to Hugh de Karliolo and John de Stanyngton, chaplains, for entering,
without licence upon the manor of Whytyngton said to be held in chief,
whereof the said Richard had enfeoffed them on condition that they should
regrant the same to him, for life, with successive remainders to Nicholas
his son and Alice daughter of Thomas de Karliolo, and the heirs of their
bodies, to Matilda, daughter of Richard de Emeldon and the heirs begotten
of her body by Richard son of Richard de Acton, and to the right heirs of
the petitioner ; and licence for them to re-grant ihe manor as above.
By p.s.
Feb. 24. Presentation of Thomas de Brayles, king's clerk, parson of the church of
York. Toneworth, in the diocese of Worcester, to the church of Bryghtwell, in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the see of Winchester ; on exchange of benefices with Master Walter de
Blida, king's clerk. By p.s.
8 EDWARD III.— Part I,
517
1334.
March 1.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 1.
York.
Membrane 36 — cant,
Giles de Badelesmere, staying in England, has letters nominating Ralph
de Lepyngton, clerk, his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Ratification of the estate of John de Slagham as parson of the church of
Hokewold, which is of the patronage of Margery, late the wife of Michael
de Ponynges, knight. By p.8.
Commission to Henry de Grey, Roger de Grey and Thomas de Rade-
clyve, on information that the greater part of the bridge of Olneye, co.
Buckingham, is broken down and that those who are bound to repair it
refuse to contribute for the purpose, to survey the bridge, to inquire by
jury of the county who are bound to repair it and to compel these by heavy
amercements and otherwise to do this at once.
Respite, until Christmas, for John Lengleis from entering the order of
knighthood, as, according to the king's proclamation, he should have done
by the feast of Trinity last. By K.
Grant to Margaret de Daventre, the king's nurse in enlargement of her
late appointment to the custody of the lands of John Paynel, tenant in
chief of the late king, of the lands in West Rasen, Middel Rasen and Drax,*
which Juliana, late the wife of John Paynel held in dower, with the issues,
of the lands in Drax, to hold during minority of the heiresses of the said
John. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of Norwich, who was appointed to
the custody of the said lands in Drax, at will.
Licence for John do Pulteneye to enfeoff Ralph de Hastingges of the
manor of Neuton Harecourt, co. Leicester, said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Feb. 25.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 1.
York.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 28.
York.
Mbmbranb 35.
Inspeximus of letters patent dated 16 July, 15 Edward II., being con-
firmation of a grant dated 10 May, 14 Edward II., by John of Brittany-
earl of Richmond, to Peter the Potticary {Ipotecar) in fee tail, of two
houses in Boston, escheats after the death oi Alexander son of Andrew,
derk, and of a release to him dated Thursday before St. Barnabas 1321, of
all tbe right of the earl and his heirs in the said houses, and confirmation of
the said letters patent to Thomas Feliceneve and Juliana, his wife, the pre-
sent tenants of the houses. By fine of 10«. Lincoln.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Lewes of murage for five years.
ByK.
Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Thomas de Tettebury appointed a pur-
veyor for the great wardrobe of queen Philippa, pursuant to the statute in
that case provided.
Grant for life to Hugh Tyrel, king's yeoman, of a messuaee and a caru-
cate of land in Le Noke, co. Hereford, and a messuage and 30 acres of
land in Bradewardyn, a sixth part of that town, and a messuage, a
mill and two carucates at Les Bemes, co. Salop, escheats by the forfeiture
of Roger do Mortuo Marl of Wygemor, the king's enemy, and of the
yearly value of 12/. 18i. \0d. By p.8.
Vacated because otherwise below under the tame date.
Grant to Peter de Gildesburgh of the prebend in the church of St. Wol-
fram, Abbeville, which Eustace de Murry, deceased, held. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Notification of the revocation of the late collation of John Yyncent to
the same prebend, because the king had already granted it to the said Peter,
at the requobt of William de Monte Acuto and Bartholomew de Burghersh,
before such colbition,
518
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
Feb. 20.
York.
March 1
York.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
Membrane 36 — cont.
Presentation of John de Watenhull, parson of the church of Kyngesley,
prebendary of the prebend of St. John the Evangelist in the church of
St. Mary /Shrewsbury, in the diocese of Coven tiy and Lichfield, and sacristan
and prebendary of the collegiate church of Boseham, in the diocese of
Chichester, to the church of Stretton in Strettonesdale, in the diocese of
Hereford, on an exchange of benefices with William de HardreshuU.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter de Fileby, Thomas,
parson of the church of Coleby, and Stephen, parson of the church of
Lound, of three messuages, 34 acres of land and 2*. 6d. of rent, in Mund-
ham, Sythingge, Thweyt, Syslond, Cringelford, Norwich, and Reppes in
Fleg, by William de Hereford, of Cringelford, of a messuage and 8 acres
of land, in Cringelford, and by John de Heylesdon of 5 acres of land, in
Cringelford, which are not held in chief as appears by the inquisition
taken by John de Blomvill, escheator in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex, and Hertford, to the master'and brethren
of the hospital of St. Giles, Norwich, to hold as of the value of 20*. in part
satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which they had the late
king's licence to acquire.
Grant for three years, to the SchevinSy good men and commonalty of
Rue, for the improvement of their town, of a custom of one penny of Paris
beyond the assise of wine there on every bottle of wine for sale in the town.
By K. & C.
Grant to John de Thynden, king's clerk, of the office of provost of
St. Elizabeth's by Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the see of Winchester.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert de Denton to the office of
controller of customs in the wool staple ordained by the king and council
to be held at Lincoln, at wages to be fixed by the treasurer and barons of
Exchequer on condition that he execute the office in person and not by a
substitute. He is to have the custody of one part of the cocket seal while
he holds the office. By C.
Licence for the prior and convent of Helagh Park to acquire in mortmain
land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10 marks. By K.
Appointment of Thomas le Botiller of Lincoln to the office of the tronago
of wools in the city of Lincoln. By K. & C.
Ratification of a demise by John, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, to
Henry Coumartyn, citizen of London, of the manor of Estneston, co.
Northampton, to hold during the minority of Giles son and heir of WiUiam
de Sancto Johanne, with the custody and marriage of the said Giles, and
wardships, relief, escheats, reversions, marriages and all other commodities
pertaining to the earl by reason of the manor and custody. By p.s.
Ratification of a demise by the said earl to Nicholas de Boklond, parson of
the church of Thomdon, of the manor of Aspale with the parcel d Harde-
bergh, co. Suffolk, to hold from Michaelmas last during minority of John,
son and heir of Edmund Peverel. By p.s.
March 1.
Tork.
Membrane 34.
Pardon to John de Molyns, king's yeoman, Egidia his wife and John
their son, now tenants of the manor of Weston Turvill, co. Buckingham,
sometime of William Turvill and Nicholas Turvill, late sheriffs of the
counties of Bedford and Buckingham, of all debts and arrears of farms due
at the Exchequer by the said William and Nicholas from the time of their
shrievalty, in respect whereof the said John, Egidia and John are in many
8 EDWARD III.— Pabt I.
519
1334.
Feb. 28.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
March 2.
York.
Feb. 2^1.
York.
Feb. 28.
York.
Feb. 26.
York.
March 2
York.
March 2.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 2.
York.
Feb. 27.
York.
March 8.
York.
Feb. 20.
York.
March 2.
York.
Membrane 34 — eont.
ways disturbed in the said manor, as well as of any sums which John de
Molyns owes to the king. By K.
Licence for Thomas de Burgh to crenellate his dwelling-place of Walton,
CO. York. By p.s.
Letters for the dean and chapter of Armagh of licence to elect, on news of
the death of S., the archbishop, brought by Philip de Ajrdach, chaplain. By p.s.
Simple protection, until Midsummer, for Master Itherius de Concoreto,
the Pope's nuncio, going beyond the seas.
Henry de Ferariis staying in England has letters nominating John de
Knaresbourgh and Peter de Wycombe his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Grant to John de Wodeford, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church of
St. Wlfram, Abbeville, which Aymo de Jovenzano lately held, in the king's
gift in right of his county of Ponthieu. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church.
Batification of the estate of Master John le Smale, king's clerk, as pre-
bendary of Stodleye in the collegiate church of Bipon by the collation of W.
archbishop of York. By K. & C.
Appointment of Balph de Nevill, Richard de Aldeburgh and Peter de
Middelton as justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Nottingham, for
this turn. By p.s.
Appointment of Simon de Semer to the custody of the rolls and writs in
the said eyi*e, during pleasure. By bill of the steward.
Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains for livery to him of the rolls
and writs of the last eyre, which are in the Treasury for the use of the justices
on their eyre.
Mandate to the said Simon to receive them into his custody.
Writ to the sheriff of Nottingham to summon before the said justices at
Nottingham, on Monday after St. George next, the foresters and verderers
in the county and all who have been such from the date of the last eyre
with all attachments of vert and venison made by them which are not yet
determined, tiie regarders with their regards duly sealed and the agistors
with all agistments. By p.s. Et erat elausum.
Pardon to William, prior of Ravendale, who was lately presented before
the king for hunting without licence in the free warren of Edmund Bacoun,
at Beseby, and carrying away 40 hares and rabbits when it was found by
the inquest whereon he put himself that, hunting without licence with
others in the warren, he followed a hare which his hounds did not cat<!h but
that they hunted and took a rabbit there, the prior being ignorant whether
it was a warren or no, of the 10/. which, pursuant to the statute, he was
adjudged to pay for the trespass, and of whatever pertains to the king for
the same. By K.
Appointment of Nicholas de Tadenham to the custody of the castelkny
of Tristre, with the keeping of the bracks and the serjeanty of Cressy forest,
during pleasure. ^ By p.8.
Simple protection for one year for Master Robert de Baldok, prebendary
of Bedmynstre in the church of St Mary, Salisbury.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for John Haumond, oitisen of London, to
export 600 quarters of wheat to make his profit of beyond the seas, notwith-
standing any prohibition of the export of com. By p.s.
The hke for the foDowing :—
Hugh Typet of Teukesbury, to export 4,000 quarters of any kind of
corn, for one year. By pjB.
520
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 1.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
• Membrane 34— con^.
Roger atte Hime and William the Smale, burgesses of Sontbampton,
to export 600 quarters of wheat to the duchy of Aquitaine, until
Michaeloias. Bj p.8.
Appointment of Robert de Denton to the office of controller of the custom
of wines, wools, hides and wool-fells, the custom of Sd. in the pound and
other small customs and prests due to the king in the port of Kingeston-
upon-Hull, during pleasure, on condition that he write the rolls with his
own hand, stay there continually and discharge the office in person and not
by deputy. He is to have the custody of one part of the cocket seal po long
as he holds the office. By C.
Grant to John de Disceford — on his petition shewing that, partly by his
own fault, he has accidentally lost bills of the Wardrobe wherein the late
king was bound to him in 136/. for victuals bought by him for the munition
of the castle of Edinburgh and for wages while he was in the castle to de-
fend it — in consideration of his long service to Edward I., Edward II. and
the present king and in recompence of the said 136/., of the bailiwick of the
wapentake of Brudeford to hold for life by the rent of 4/. 3$. 4c/. at the
Exchequer ; on condition that if the bills, of the said debt ahall be ever
found, they shall be surrendered in the said Exchequer. By K.
Vacated became on the Fine Roll,
Appointment of William de Denom to the custody, during minority of
Jacoba, the third of tiie daughters and the heirs of Richoid de Emeldou,
tenant in chief, of her purparty of his lands. By p.s.
Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Asteley, king's clerk,
as treasurer of the church of St. Paul, London. By K.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
Membrane 33.
Grant, with the assent of the Parliament now in session at York, to
William de Monte Acuto in consideration t>f the great place which he holds
in directing the business of the king and the realm and in enlargement of
the late grant to him, for life, by letters patent of the manor of Werk-
upon-Tweed and all lands within the liberty thereof, with the knight's fees,
advowsons, and all other appurtenances, that the said manor and lands
shall remain to John his son, and the heirs male of his l)ody, to hold with
fees, advowsons, reversions, fairs, markets, tolls, royalties, liberties, forests,
woods, meadows, warrens, chaceft, ponds, stews, marshes, pa^turen, services
of free tenants and villeins, as well as forfeitures, lands forfeit and all other
appurtenances whatsoever. By p.8.
Confirmation of a grant by John of Brittany, late earl of Richmond, to
Philip de Ck)veDtre, a tenant of the said earl's in Boston, his heirs and
assigns, of a shop in Boston, at the rent of 12cf. and half a pound of pepper
payable at St. James the Apostle, in exchange for another shop by the
common way between the earl's houses there at the east and west end.
By fine of lOt. Lincoln.
The like, of a plot of land with buildings thereon, in Boston, between a
lane leading to Lopholm towards the east and the earl's house towards the
west, to hold to the said Philip and the heirs of his body, by the rent of
i2d,f payable quarterly. By fine of lOs, Lincoln.
Master Ralph de Horncastre, going beyond the seas, has letters nomi-
nating Thomas de Tynton, clerk, and Thomas de Skendelby his attorneys
in England for two years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Gisebum, in part satisfaction of the 9/. Si, of land and rent which they
had the late king's licence to acquire, of the following to be held as of the
8 EDWARD m.— Part I.
521
Feb. 26.
York.
]^334^ Membrane 33 — cont,
yearly value of 5 marks ; by Alexander de Bergh, a messuage ; by
Walter Beauchaump, a messuage and two and a halt bovates of land ; by
Stephen le Stabeler and Agnes his wife, three messuages, three bovates
of land, and 3 roods of meadow; by Peter de Hemmyngburgh, a
messuage and 2 acres of land ; by Boger Durtfou, a messuage ; by Agnes
]ate the wife of William Das^he, a messuage and 6 acres of land ; and
by Roger Potage, chaplain, 3 acrea of land, all in Gyseburn ; by Alan
Brunbayn and John his son, a messuage and a bovate of land, and by
William de Spaumptou, a bovato of land, in Lofthous ; by Thomas, parson
of the church of Lofthous, a messuage and a toft in North Lofthous ; by
John Gretheved, a messuage in Marton ; and by Michael de Roseles,
4 acres of meadow in Neuton-subtus-Ouenesbergh. These are not held of
the king as appears by the inquisition taken by John do Louthre, king's
clerk, escheator in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland, and
Westmoreland J
Qrant to William de Shareshull and Dionisia his wife, who hold the
manor of Patlcshull, co. Stafford, late of William Bagod, sheriff of Salop
and Stafford, deceased, as tlieir perquisite, that they and the heirs of
William shall hold the same discharged of any debts wherein the said
William was bound to any of the king's progenitors as such sheriff, or
otherwise. By K.
Grant to Ralph de Nevill, steward of the household, in enlargement of
the late grant, by letters patent, of the manor of Faxffet, co. York, with a
farm of 22/. paid by Roger Deyvill for a messuage, nine cottages, lands and
40^. of rent, in Suthcave, appurtenances of the manor, and the advowson
of the chapel of the manor, by the rent of iOL at the Exchequer, and of
the reversion of the said messuage, lands and rent, if he should outlive
Roger, that he shall hold, for life, the manor with the appurtenances, and
in the event of the death of Roger, the messuage, cottages, lands and rent,
without payment of any rent. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender.
Grant, at the request of Master Robert de Stratford, king's clerk, to
the good men of the town of Stratford-on-Avon, of pavage for four years.
ByK.
Grant to Master Thomas de Asteley, king's clerk, prebendary of Fynes-
bury in the church of St. Paul, London, that for his life the dwelling house
of his prebend in Fynesbury shall he quit of livery of stewards, chamber-
lains, marshals, and other ministers, so that none of these shall lodge or
intrude therein. By K.
Feb. 26. Inspextmus of letters patent, dated 22 May, 3S Edward I., being a
York. licence for the prior and convent of Worcester to appropriate the church
of Doderhill, in the diocese of Worcester ; and confirmation thereof to the
present prior and convent. By fine of 20*. Worcester.
March 1.
York.
March 4.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 3.
York.
Mbmbranb 32.
Inspeaimus and confirmation of (i) letters patent, dated 8 August,
5 Edward III., being a licence for John de Molyns, king's yeoman, to
impark the woods of SiwardeshuU and Wynard ; (2) the like, dated 1 5 Sep-
tember, 6 Edward III., being a licence for an exchange of lands in Stoke
Pugeys between the said John and the prior and convent of St. Mary's,
Suthwerk ; (3) the like, dated 2 February, 7 Edward III., being a pardon
to him of a bond of 50/., an escheat to the king by the forfeiture of Hugh
le Despenser the younger; (4) the like, dated 8 August, 6 Edward III.,
being an exemption of him from service on juries, &c ; (5) the like, dated
23 December, 5 Edward III. being a licence for him to crenellate his
dwelling houses of Stoke Pogeys and Dytton ; (6) the like, dated 23 Decern-
522
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1334
March 4.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 1.
York.
Membrane 32 — cont.
ber, 5 Edward III., being an exemption of his hoases in the manors of
Stoke Pogejs and Ditton from livery of the king's marshals and others ;
(7) the like, dated 8 December, 6 Edward III., being a general pardon to
him. Bj p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the abbot and convent of
BarljDges to the dean and chapter of the church of St. Marv, Lincoln, of
40*. of rent in SwanetOD. By p.s.
Licence for the said abbot and convent to grant to Henry, bishop of
Lincoln, and his heirs, 60*. of rent out of the manor of Swaneton, co.
Lincoln, said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the said abbot and convent to
Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of the advowsons of the churches of Midlyngton,
CO. Oxford, and Sudbrok by Nettelham, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Dodynton, vicar of
the church of Lodyngton, to the prior and convent of Laund, in part satis-
faction of the 20 marks of land and rent which they have the king's
licence to acquire, of four messuages, and four virgate», a bovate and 1^
acre of land, and 2s, Qd. of rent in Est Norton, Tilton, Welham and
Lodyngton, which are not held in chief, as appears by the inquisition taken
by William^ Erneys, escheator in the counties of Warwick, Leicester,
Nottingham, Derby and Lancaster; to hold as of the yearly value
of 405.
Grant for life to William Trussel, king's yeoman, on his petition shewing
that he is now disturbed in his possession of the manor of Rodeston, co.
Northampton, lately granted to him by the king in part satisfaction of 50
marks at the Exchequer, on account of a plea touching the manor between
John de Multon and Anthony de Lucy, of the manor of Bricesbury in the
town of Kemston, which James de Audele, deceased, held for life by grant
of the late king, in satisfaction of 40 marks of the said 50 marks at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
March 1.
York.
March 10.
"Woodstock.
1333.
Oct. 3.
WalliDgford.
1334.
March 2.
York.
Membrane 31.
Release in mortmain to the prior and canons of St. Mai^garet's by Marle-
bergh, on petition before the king and council in Parliament of the rent
of I6s. Sd,f paid at the barton of Marlebcrge for six messuages, 90 acres of
land and 6 acres of meadow in Neubury'Strete by Marleberge, late of
William de Rudon, Thomas Vyel, John Purchait and William Alblastere,
two mills in Marleberge, and 9 acres of land of the king's assart lands in
Savemake forest ; in lieu of a grant by Henry III. that whenever he or
his heirs should come to Marleberge the prior and canons, on the day of
his coming and on every day of his stay there, should have from the house-
hold every tenth loaf bougnt for it, and every tenth piece of flesh or fish
from the first mess ( ferculo) and every tenth gallon of ale ; and, if flesh or
fish should not be served at the first mess, then the tenth mess of such
victuals as should be first served. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Wilb'am de Rammeshull, constable of Marie-
bergh castle. By K.
Grant to John earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, of 300 marks yearly
at the Exchequer. By p^
Vacated because on the Moll of the seventh year.
Pardon to William de Cusancia, king's clerk, in consideration of his
service to the king as his keeper of his wardrobe before he assumed the
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523
1334.
March 3.
York.
March 6.
YoA.
March 2.
York.
March 4.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 6.
York.
Membrane 31 — cont.
goyemance of the realm, and to John, earl of Cornwall his brother, as
well as of the fact that divers books, rolls and other memoranda of receipts
and payments for the household were stolen from his custody at the time
of the last disturbance in the city of London, of the account which he
should render for the time when he was such keeper of the wardrobe, to
wit, from 23 June, 16 Edward II., to 24 December, 19 Edward II. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by James de Baysham, chaplain,
and John de Rosteleye to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's Grace-Dieu
of two messuages, four carucates of land, 12 acres of meadow, 20 acres of
pasture and 12 acres of wood, in Colrugge and Aston, to find two monks
as chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the abbey for the souls of the
grantors, their ancestors and heirs. By fine of 8 marks. Hereford.
Grant to the aldermen and good men of Staunford'of murage for five
years. By pet. of C.
Pardon to William de Wynkefeld ofKilnese of his outlawry in the county
of York for non-appearance before the king to satisfy him of the ransom
due for a trespass against William de Dalton, whereof he was convicted.
By p.s.
Grant to Maurice Fitz Thomas of Ireland, earl of Dessemound in
Ireland, on his petition shewing that, whereas the king by letters patent of
27 August, 3 Edward III., released to him for life a rent of 200 marks
called the rent of Dongarvan, which he used to pay at the Exchequer of
Dublin for lands which he holds of the king and others hold of him in
Ireland, he is now charged with the rent by pretext of a writ lately directed
to the king's ministers to take into his hands lands and rents* in Ireland
lately granted by him to his loss, that he be quit of the said rent, during
pleasure. By K. & C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of St.
Mary's, York, in satisfaction of 5 marks yearly of the 185/. 10^. lOd. of land
which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of a messuage in Bouthum
by York, by Thomas Whiteheved of Nesse, a messuage and a shop there,
by William le Beltewryght, a messuage there by John de Botill, clerk, a
messuage there by John Babot, three messuages and 90 acres in Dighton
and Naburn, by Henry Kipax, clerk, and 7 acres of land in Fulford, by
Margaret late the wife of Philip de Gillyng, which are held of the abbot
as appears by the inquisition.
Grant to queen Philippa, for the sustenance of Edward, earl of Chester,
the king's first-born son, and of Isabella and Joan, the king's daughters,
that so long as these are dwelling with her she shall receive by the hands of
the charot^rlain of Chester all the issues of tho county of Chester, the
castles of Chester, Beston, Rothelan and Flynt, the cantred and land of
Inglesfeld, and all other places in Wales and England which the earl holds
of the king's grant, with the wardships, marriages, reliefs, escheats, and
other appurtenances, and shall order the household of the said earl, Isabella,
and Joan at her wilL By K. & C.
[Foedera.]
Mandate in pursuance to the justice and the chamberlain of Chester.
March 1.
York.
Membrane 80.
Exemplification of a charter, dated 2 March, 1 Edward III., which has
been accidentally lost, being grants to the klng*8 uncle, Thomas, earl of
Norfolk, the marshal, in part satisfaction of 10,000 marks yearly of land
524
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
March 2.
York.
Feb. 24.
York.
March 10.
Woodstock.
Feb. 28.
York.
Feb. 28.
York.
March 10.
Woodstock.
March 16.
Towcester.
March 13.
Bicester.
March 16.
Towcester.
March 12.
Woodstock.
Membrane 30 — cont
and rent promised to him and his heirs by letters patent of Edward I.,
whereof he already held 6,000 marks by assignment of Edward II., of 1,000
marks of land, to wit, the manors of Kneshale, co. Nottins^ham, Dadyngton,
Pyryton, Kirtlyngton, Haselee and Ascote, co. Oxford, Heenton and Spene,
CO. Berks, Dachet, co. Buckingham, Bare we, co. Chester, Newenham, co.
Gloucester, and Wykes, co. Essex, escheats by the forfeiture of Hugh le
^Despenser, late earl of Winchester, and the manor and town of Long Ben-
yngton, co. Lincoln, and of 25/. 7*. lid. from the farm of the town of Dun-
wich ; and a release of the farm of 44/. 2s. due from him for the manor of
Boseham.
Grant to John Lydgate of the office of second engrosser in the Exchequer
of Dublin, during good behaviour. By pet. of C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Lasceles to the abbot
and convent of Meaux, in part satisfaction of the 20/. of land and rent which
they had the licence of Edward I. to acquire, of 21 acres of land, 1 acre of
meadow, pasture for one ox, 19fc/. of rent and a rent of a clove-gilliflower,
in Otryngham, held of the king as of the honour of Albemarle as appears
by the inquisition ; to hold as of the yearly value of 50*. By K.
Grant to Thomas de Walpol, king's yeoman and goldsmith, of the houses
late of Thomas de Walpol, citizen of London, in Friday strete in the city of
London, which escheated to the king, to hold for his life by the services
whereby they were held before they came into the king's hands. By p.s.
Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London for livery of the houses.
Grant, for life, to William de Baumburgh, king's clerk, of the hospital of
St. Mary, Seyntemarieholm in Wynandermere, in the king's gift by reason
of the lands late of Christiana de Gynes, tenant in chief, being in his hands
by her death. By K.
Mandate to John de Louthre, clerk, to induct the said William.
Gift to John de Ravenesholm, king's yeoman, in enlargement of the late
grant to him of the custody of the lands late of John de Westcote m Pyry,
Halibourn, Badele and Dupehale, co. Southampton, for the life of John the
son and heir, an idiot, of the issues and profits of the lands from the day on
which they were taken into the king's hands. By p.8.
Mandatie in pursuance to Robert Selyman, escheator in the counties of
Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham.
Licence for William la Zousche of Haryngworth to grant to William son
of William la Zousche of Haryngworth for life, the manor of Baseford, said
to be held in chief as of the honour of Peverell.
Presentation of Ralph le Hunte to the church of Codeford in the diocese
of Salisbury. By p.s.
Mandate to Ralph dp Middelneye, escheator in the counties of Somerset,
Dorset, Cornwall and Devon, for restitution of the temporalities of Tavy-
stok abbey to John de Conrtenay, one of the monks, whose election as abbot
has been confirmed by John, bishop of Exeter^ and who has done fealty to
the king. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo directed to all tenants of the abbey.
Exemption for life of John son of Walter Jurdan from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, in Ireland, against his will. By K.
Notification to the Pope of the royal assent to the late election in the
conventual church of St. Augustine, Canterbury, which is directly subject to
the church of Rome, of Thomas Poucyn, one of the monks, to be abbot of
the house.
8 EDWARD III.— Part I.
525
March 8.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 4.
York.
•X334. Mbmbranb 29.
March 3. Licence for the alienaticn in mortmain by Richard de Aldeburgh of four
York. messuages and six bovates of land, in Mildeby, Hundeburton and Alde-
burgh, whereof one messuage is held in chief, as of the honour of Knares-
burgh now in the hands of queen Philippa, and the other messuages and
the land are held of others, as appears by the inquisition, to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Andrew, Aldeburgh, in
honour of St. Mary. By pet. of C.
Licence for John de Balscote, king's clerk, lately appointed chief ingrosser
of the Exchequer of Dublin, who being attendant on the king's service
elsewhere cannot execute the office in person, to execute it by John de Glym-
methan, clerk, whom he has deputed for the purpose, until St. Peter ad
Vincula. By C.
Vacated because below.
Exemption, for life, at the request of John de Sancto Paulo, king's clerk,
of Robert de Sancto Paulo of Byrom from being put on assises, juries or
recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator
or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Licence for John de Balscote, king's clerk, to execute his office of chief
ingrosser of the Exchequer of Dublin by deputy (as above). By C.
Grant to Joan late the wife of Thomas de Corbrigge and Thomas her
son that they shall retain for their lives the 40 acres of land, 5 acres of
meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood, 7#. \d, of rent and a moiety
of a messuage, in Hatfeld Peverel, co. Essex, escheats to the late king by
the forfeiture of Gilbert Mauduyt, which the king lately granted to her by
letters patent until she should be satisfied of a debt of 58/. 4^. 0\d,^ wherein
he was l>ound to her said husband, to hold in full satisfaction of the debt.
By K. and pet. of C.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Mary's, York, in satisfaction of 7 marks yearly of the 186/. lOf. 10c/. of
land which they had the late king's licence to acquire, of 1 acre of land
in Rouclif by York, by Thomas de Crakhale, two messuages, six bovates
and 15 acres of land, and 18c/. of rent, in Popelton, Fulford and Bouthum
by York, by Henry de Kipax, clerk, a messuage, 30 acres of land and
i3«. 4</. of rent, in Fulford, Bouthum and Appelton by Acastre, by John
Rabot, a messuage and 7 acres of land in Spaunton, by Robert Chaunceller
and a messuage, 2 acres, 3 roods of land and a moiety of 1 acre and 1 rood
of land, in Myton-upon-Swale, which are held of the abbot as appears by
the inquisition.
Presentation of John de Macclesfeld to the church of Hodenct, in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidanco of the abbey of Shrewsbury. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Edenstowe, prebendary of Oxton and Crophull la the
church of St. Mary, Suthwell, in consideration of the great place which he
holds and has long held in the Chancery in the business of the king and
people and his industry therein, that whereas he holds lands in right of his
prebend in Oxton without the forest of Shirewode, but adjoining it on the
south side, and other lands in Warsop of his father's eift partly without the
said forest and partly within, adjoining the town of Birkelond, on the north
side, and some lands within the forest, he shall have, for life, throughout
the year, common of pasture for all his cattle and sheep from such lands, in
the forest and hay, with free ingress and egress for these.
March 18. Protection for the merchant vintners of the duchy of Gascony in the
Northampton, liberties granted to them by charter of Edward L, and confirmed to them
by the present king, trading with their wines within the realm. By K. & 0.
March 12.
Woodstock.
March 12.
Woodstock.
March 3.
York.
526
OALBNDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1384. • Membrane 29 — cont.
March 16. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John de Bory charged hy the steward
Towcester. of queen Philippa's household to lodge her horses.
Feb. 6. Grant to Hugh Tirel, king's yeoman, of the manorn of Bredwardyn, co.
Woodstock. Hereford, extended at 54*. 4^., and Bemes, co. Salop, extended at 11 Of.,
and land in Okes, co. Hereford, extended at 63*. l\d,^ as appears by a
certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, escheats by the
forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemore, the king's enemy ; to
hold for life, rent free, by the services whereby they were held before they
came into the king's hands. By p.8.
Feb. 26.
York.
Feb. 28.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 15.
Woodstock.
March 20.
Northampton.
March 18.
Northampton.
Mbmbranb 28.
Licence for Thomas de Bourhunto and Margaret his wife to enfeoff John
de Pulbergh and Peter de Hoo of the manor of Benham, said to be held in
chief, and for them to re*grant it to Thomas and Margaret for their lives,
with remainders to John their son, Mary his wife, and the heir of their
bodies, and in default of such 1o the right heirs of Margaret. By K.
Pardon to Thomas le Brut, who lately received from the king at Dun-
staple the order of knighthood, for not having taken the same before Trinity
last pursuant to the king's proclamation. By K.
Grant to William la Zouche Mortymer of pavage for three years for his
town of Teukesbury. By Km
Mandate to the chancellor or the keeper of the seal to present James
de Kyngeston, king's clerk, on account of his long service to the king and
especially in the recovery the king's prises of wines in the port of Kynge-
ston-upon-HuU, which had been taken out of his hands, to the first void
church in the king's hands which he shall see fit to accept, even should the
taxation of such church exceed that to which the chancellor may present,
notwithstanding any mandate which may be made under the privy seaL
By K. & 0.
Mandate to the chief butler, sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers and
others, on behalf of the citizens of the king's city of Bayonne, that ships
freighted by them with wines and other thinga for Flanders, France and
other parts beyond the seas, which may be driven by stress of weather into
any English port, are not be charged with customs except in the case of
such part of the cargo as may be landed for sale in the port. By pet. of C.
[Fcedera.']
Grant at the instance of Thomas, prior of Spaldyngg, who is going to the
court of Rome on matters affecting himself and his priory, that William de
Poynton the younger, and Roger son of Robert de Multon, whom he has
attorned in his place in the court of King's Bench, shall act as his attorneys
in England for one year.
Mandate to John de Heyford and Stephen Baret, keepers of the tempora-
lites of the see of Worcester, for restitution of these to Simon de Monte
Acuto, archdeacon of Canterbury, who has been appointed bishop by the
Pope an4 has done fealty to the king, publicly renouncing in his presence
any words prejudicial to the Crown in the Pope's bull. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo for the said Simon, directed to the tenants of the see.
Mandate for restitution of temporalities, directed to the escheator.
Pardon, on the petition of the xnayor and citizens of Dublin, for some
of the citizens who, in ignorance of the statute lately passed appointing
staples at certain places in Ireland, have since caused wools, hides and
wool-fblls to be carried beyond the seas from other places than those at
which the staple is held. By C.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for the prioress of
Sopwell.
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1334.
March 18.
Korthampton.
March 19.
Northampton.
March 30.
Rockingham.
Marcl^ 17.
Towcester.
March 16.
Towcester.
March 21.
Northampton.
March 20.
Northampton.
Membrane 28— con^.
The like for the abbess of St. Mary's, Winchester.
Protection with claase volumusy antil Midsammer, for John de Shordich,
going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
The like for the following going with him : —
William Noyl.
Geoffrey son of Thomas de Wrotham, until the feast of St. Peter ad
Vincula. By testimony of John.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Coudray to the
prioress and convent of Wynteneye of the advowson of the church of Herierd,
in the diocese of Winchester, and for the appropriation of the church by the
latter. By K., and p.s.
Pardon, at the request of Williiun de Monte Acuto, to John le Petyt, of
Trenerth, John de Carmynou, John de Erysy, Hugh Vivian and Philip
le Soor, for an assault upon John de Lambrun, William his son, and
Richard de Eeskemmer, while the sheriff was holding the king's hundred
court of Kerier, on account of which they were committed by the said
sheriff to Launceveton prison and are there still ; provided that the said
John, William and Richard be not prejudiced by such pardon. By p.s.
Presentation of Richard de Skeryngton to the church of Westcodeford,
in the diocese of Salisbury, in the kiug's gift by reason of the custody of
lands in Aston, late of John Gifford, being in his hands by reason of the
minority of James son and heir of Nicholas de Audele, tenant in chief of the
late king.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr by Estbrugge, Canterbury, collecting
alms in churches.
March 1.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 3.
York.
March 16.
Towcester.
March 18.
Northampton.
March 17.
Towcester.
Membrane 27.
Pardon to the abbot of St. Mary's, York, for the escape from his prison
of Robert Scot, when imprisoned thereby ^e abbot's bailiffs on suspicion
of sheep stealing and other robberies. By K.
Notification of the revocation of the late ratification of the estate of
Master William de Hale as prebendary of Bedemynstre in the church of
St Mary, Salisbury ; the king having already ratified the estate of Master
Robert de Baldock, king's clerk, as prebendary thereof. By K. A, C.
Exemption, for life, of Henry de Edenestowe, king's clerk, in consideration
of his great services as clerk of the Chancery and of the Parliament, irom
being sent without the Obancery and Parliament to undertake any office or
to do anything, against his will ; and power for him, with the licence of
the chancellor, to withdraw for a time from the Chancery to his benefices
or elsewhere, for rest aad refreshment, as he shall see fit ; and when he
shall find that he must do so, to stay always in his benefices without
undertaking any office. By K.
Licence for the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Hastynges to acquire
in mortmain Und and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of IQOs.
ByK.
Protection with clause nolumui^ for one year, for the prior of Cardigan.
The like for the master, brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Thomas
the Martyr, Estbrigge, Canterbury.
Pardon to Thomas Huscarl of Porle, in consideration of his having gone
to ScoUand on the king's service before Trinity last and of his having, wMle
there, taken the order of knighthood, for not having taken the order by the
said feast pursuant to the pruclamation. By K.
528
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 27 — cont,
March 2. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary*s, York, after deliberation in
York. the present Parliament on a petition from them before the king and council
showing that their temporalities including the manor of Whitegift and the
moor of Inclesmore were lately taxed in gross as of the value of 600/., and
that, although thej have not had any estate in the said manor and moor
from the time when these came into the hands of Henry de Lascy, earl of
Lincoln, after the making of that taxation, they are still charged for tenths
and other quota due from the clergy with 60/. according to the said taxation
of 600/., that in future payments they shall be allowed 100 marks out of the
said 60/. by reason of the manor and moor, and that the like allowance shall
be maile, in respect of arrears of the 60/. required of them by summons of
the Exchequer, from the time when the said manor and moor came into the
earl's hands. By K., and pet of 0.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of tne Exchequer.
March 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon de Bot^lesford of eight
Northampton, messuages and 20s. of rent, in Neuwerk and Northgate by Neuwerke, in
full satisfaction of the late licence to him by letters patent for the alienation
of 6 marks yearly of land and rent to a chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily in the parish church of Neuwerk, for the good estate of the king and
queen Isabella his mother, for their souls afler death, and for the souls of
Simon and his ancestors. The messuages are of the yearly value of 4Qs, as
appears by the inquisition.
March 20. Presentation of Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, to J. bishop of Chichester
Northampton, for admission to the prebend in the king's free chapel of Hostynges now
void by the death of Robert de Langeton. By p.s.
Commission to Thomas Surteyse, Robert de Manoirs, John de Hadham,
William de Hadham and Roger de Boterwyk to defend the king's right to
collate to the archdeaconry of Durham by reason of the late voidance of the
see, and his collation of Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, to the same against
such as impugn these, certifying the king from time to time of their
proceedings. By K.
Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
the king's right herein.
March 21. Presentation of Richard de Turbevill, king's clerk, to J. bishop of
Northampton. Chichester for admission to the prebend in the king's free chapel of Hastings,
now void by the death of Master Robert de Ayleston. By p.s.
Pardon to the men of the liberty of Durham and Norham, on their
petition before the king and council in the present Parliament for the like
grace to that granted by the king to the men of the county of Northumber-
land, by letters patent of 12 February, 1 Edward III., and 26th October,
6 Edward III., to be granted to them on the ground that they also have
suffered heavily by the war of Scotland and that they are parcel of the said
county, of all debts, whether of the green wax, arrears of farms or any other
debts in the past required of them by summons of the Exchequer, as well as
issues forfeited, chattels of felons and other debts due to the king, to the
said 12 February, and what is due to him from them for victuals purchased
by them from Edward II. at Newcastle, Carlisle and Skymbumesse.
By pet. of C.
March 1.
York.
March 1.
York.
Membrane 26.
March 18. By evidences shewn before the king and council in divers Parliaments, it
Northampton, appears that the chapel in Cliderhowe castle, which the king believed to
belong to him and which he lately granted to John de Wodehous, king's
clerk, who entered therein by virtue of such grant, is annexed to Whallay
church, held by the abbot and convent of Whallay as appropriated. The
8 EDWARD IU.—Part L
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1334.
March 29.
Bockingbam.
April 8.
Rockingham.
April 9.
Huntingdon.
AprU 6.
Bookingham.
March 6.
York.
March 30.
Rockingham.
Mai-ch 30.
Rockingham.
April 1.
Rockingham.
April 3.
Rocldngham.
March 9.
York.
Membrane 26 — cant.
king wishing to indemnify the abbot and convent herein, has with the advice
of his council restored the advowson to them, to hold to them and their
successors as annexed to their said church as Peter do Cestre, sometime
parson of the church, held the chapel before the church was appropriated to
the abbey, and has released all the right which he claimed in the same.
By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Podio Ber2aco,
archdeacon of Winchester, and prebendary of Leghton Busard-in the church
of St. Mary, Lincoln.
The like for the following : —
William Stacy.
Gerard de Oroms, at Shenle.
The same, at Ditton.
John Huse of Flyntham staying in Ireland on the king's service with
John Darcy.
Appointment of J. archbishop elect and confirmed of Canterbury, to the
custody during minority of the heirs of lands late of Robert de Sharstede
in Dodyngton and Thomas de Baquelle in Detlyng, tenants in chief of the
see of Canterbury lately void, with the marriage of the heirs. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Northo, escheator in the counties of
Surrey, Sussex, Kent and Middlesex.
Mandate to William Haunsard to have the body of Thomas son and heir
of the said Thomas, who is said to be in his custody, in the Chancery on
Monday next to be delivered to the archbishop. By Uie same p.8.
Protection with clause volumus, 'until St. Peter ad Vincola, for Simon
de Newenton going beyond the seas on the king's service with J. elect and
confirmed of Canterbury. By testimony of the archbishop.
The like for the following also going with the archbibhop : —
Edmund de Shirford.
William de Saunford.
John Sauntere.
John Lascy.
Master Thomas de Asteleye.
John de Eccleshale, parson of the church of Overton.
John de Clent, parson of the church of Bockyng.
Master Bobert le Ferour.
John de Sandhirst.
Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Bocton, king's clerk, as
prebendary of Werminstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury. By p.t.
March 1.
York.
March 18. Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St John the
Northampton. Baptist, Walyngford, to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in
chief, to the yearly value of 100#. By p.s.
Grant to queen, Isabella ; in enlan^ement of the late grant to her of 8,000/.
of land and rent, to wit, the castle oxCliderhou^ and manors of Penwortham,
Totyngton and Rachedale, co. Lancaster ; the manor of Slayteburn and free
chace of Bouland, co. York ; the manors of Aylesham and Fakenhamdam
and the hundreds of North and South Erpyngham, co. Norfolk ; the yearly
farm of Ipswich with a rent there, co. Suffolk ; the manors of Glatton and
Holm, CO. Huntingdon ; the castle and town of Hertford, and the manor
of Childerlangele, co. Hertford; the castle and manor ot*Led€8, co. Kent;
the manors of Wodcrewe, Cheleworth, Tockenham, Wynterbum, Compton
U 16118. L L
680 OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 26^cont.
and Meredeoy co. Wilts; KyngeecljYey GejtingtODy Biiggestoke and
Kjngesthorpy co. Northampton, and rents paid by Eustace de Barneby for
tenements in Watford and by Laurence de Preston for the town of Gretton^
in the same county; the manors of Maklesfeld, ca>. Chester; Shene^ co.
Surrey» aod the yearly farm of Kyngeston and three other small farms in the
same county ; the manor of Mammesfeld with the soke and farm of Lyn-
deby and mills of Caberton, and farms paid by the abbot of Wellebek for
Reuord mills, of the towns of Derlyngton and Ka^Auhull, and of Retford, co.
Nottingham ; the manor of Whitcherche, co. Oxford ; the farm of the dty
of Hereford and two other small farms there, co. Hereford ; 6/. 10#. of the
farm of the town of Derby, co. Derby ; the faims of Portesmuth, Winchester
and Southampton with other rents, co. Southampton ; the farm paid by the
prior of Bemewell for the manor of Cestreton, co. Cambridge ; the manors
of Rosfeir, Dolpenmayn and Penneham, and the commote of Meney, in
North Wales ; the castle and borough of Haterford, with islands, mills,
rents of St. Ismael and Penrhos, in South Wales ; the farm of Worcester
and two other &rms there, co. Worcester ; the farm paid by the abbot and
convent of Malmesbury for the town of Malmesbury, co. Wilts ; the hun-
dred of Gertre and the farm paid by the heirs of Roger Beler for the hun-
dred of Framelond, co. Leicester ; the farm of Cambridge and five small
farms there ; the farm of Colecestre, co. Essex ; the farm paid hj Heniy
de Cobham for the castle and city of Rochester, co. Kent ; the nkrms of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, co. Northumberland; and Bedeford, less 10/.
assigned to lady Lestraunge, co. Bedford ; the farm paid by Ralph de Nevill
for the manors of Penreth and Soureby, with the reversion of the manors
after his death, and the farm of Carlisle and mills there with a fishery in the
river Eden, co. Cumberland ; that from now she shall hold these with the
knight's fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, escheats, chaces, parks, assart,
lands and purprestures, and shall have therein return of writs and
summonses, fines, ransoms, and amercements, as well as forfeits and other
things pertaining to the king of year, day, waste, forfeitures and murders
adjudged against the men and tenants in any courts, as well before the king
and in his Chancery, as before the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer,
before justices in eyre, the stei^cu^^l ^^^ marshallB, and the coroner of
the household and the clerk of the king's market, chattels of felons and
fugitives, and fines, ransoms and amercements due for trespasses within the
forest. By K.
March 25. Grant to William de Monte Acuto and Katherme, his wife, of the handet
Bockingham. of Brighteton, Isle of Wight, of the yearly value of 26L 2s. 3^cf., as belong-
ing to them by virtue of the late grant to them inter alia of the manor of
Sweyneston ; the king having b^ certified by inquisition which he has
caused to be made since the date of such grant that the said hamlet, still
remaining in his hands, is and has been time out of mind a member of that
manor. By K. h C.
Mandate in pursuance to Gilbert de Wygeton, keeper of Caresbrok
castle, and of the king's lands in the Isle of Wight.
March 29. Grant to Thomas de Oklee of the bailiwick of the parkership of
Bockingham. Borewhas park, which has come into the king's hands by the death of the
earl of Richmond, during pleasure. By p.s.
April 1. Exemption, for life, of Richard de Aston from being put on assizes, juries,
BookiDgham. or recognisances, unless his oath be necessary pursuant to the statute, and
from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff or
minister of the king, against his will. By E.
April I. Appointment of Adam le Brabanzon to have the custody of the king's
BookiDgham. mints (cuniorum) at the Tower of London and Canterbury, for twelve years.
By K.«
8 BDWAED ni.— Pabt I.
1334.
Aiarch 16.
Towoester.
March 2.
York.
March 4.
York.
March 27.
Bockingham.
March 25.
Bockingham.
March 81.
Bockingham.
March 80.
Bockingham.
March 17.
Towcester.
March 28.
Bockingham.
Membrane 25.
Batification of the estate of John de Honesworth, king's ch
of the church of Bockjngge bj collation of J., elect and
Canterbarj.
Grant to Elizabeth danghtor of Miles de Stapelton and J
on her petition shewing £at three messnages in Sothewerk
her parents from Stephen de Saham and Matilda his wife,
have come to her on tiieir death, were seized into the hands of
for a debt of 68/. 2^. lOd. herein Nicholas de Okham, ii
the J were at some time, was held to the said king, that these h
in the hands of him and of the present king for more than eic
that since the time of their seizure the king has received i
22i. for the same, and praying that the kin^ would either reh
debt or at least grant the messuages to her for the said rent ol
said messuaees subject to the payment of the rent until the d<
Vacated oeeause on the Fine Boll.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Alice late the w:
Alisanndre of Flyntham and John Fader of Flyntham, ' chap
messuages, 60 aci'es of land, 18 acres of meadow, m Flyntham a
to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St.
church of St. Augustine, Flyntham, for the souls of them,
mothers and ancestors. By fine of 5 marks.
Pardon to Philip de Stapelton and Thomas de Webbek
acquiring in fee from Peter de Grandissono and Blanche his w
of Great Markley, said to be held in chief, and entering thereo
king's licence ; and licence for them to re-grant the manoi
Blanche in fee tail^ with remainder to the right heirs of Peter.
Pardon to James Erch and Joan his wife for acquiring
Juliana Peytevyn a messuage and 12 acres of land in Chyr
chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and licence for tl
it. By fine of ^ m
Protection with clause volumuMy until Michaelmas, foi
Strabolgi, ear] of Athol, staying in Scotland on the king's sen
The like for Henry de Bello Monte, earl of Boghan.
Protection for Master Thomas de Asteleye, king's clerk, and
benefices which he is known to hold at present, and ratificatioi
in the same ; namely, the prebends of Stotf old in the church
Lichefeld, of the patronage of the bishop of Coventry i
fVnesbury in the church of St. Paul London, with the office
of the said church, of the patronage of the bishop of London,
bend which Master Thomas de la Felde lately held in the chu:
yord, of the patronage of the bishop of Hereford.
Grant to the same, that for his life the dwelling hous<
treasurership in Pelham shall be quit of livery of stewards,
marshals and other ministers of the king and others, so that i
shall lodge, or take lodging for any one therein.
The like in respect of his dwelling house in Aldebury, a
which he holds as prebendary of Bothefen, in the church
Salisbury, of Ewyth}'nton, in the chnrch of St. Ethelbert, 1
of Bromyord.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior an
Muchelham, in satisfaction of 10#. of the 20 marks of land ar
they had the late king's licence to acquire, of 15 acres of lai
by Philip de Eulenewyk, and 4 acres of land and 4 acres
532
CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
1333.
Oct. 3.
Waltham.
1334.
March 31.
Rockingham.
March 31.
Rockingham.
April 1.
Rockingham.
April 1.
Rockingham.
March 30.
Rockingham.
Membrane 25— conf.
Erljngton, by WiUiam de Sessyngham, which are not held in chief as
appears by the inquisition.
Grant for life to John Strech, king's yeoman, of the chief bailiwick of the
county of Dorset and the bedelries of the hundreds of Redelane, Uggescombe,
Goudreuethomey Tolreford, Ekerdon and 8t. George.
Vacated because in the seventh year.
Grant to Master Thomas de Nevill, king's clerk of the archdeaconry of
Durham, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the see. By p.s.
Mandate in puriuance to k., bishop of Durham.
Presentation of Master John de Langetoft to the church of West
Hanyngfeld, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heir of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the
late king.
John de Esebourn, going beyond the seas on the king's service with J.
elect and confirmed of Canterbury, has letters nominating Robert de
Hemyngburgh, derk, and Thomas de Thorpe his attorneys in England
until St. Peter ad Vincula. By testimony of the said elect.
Protection with clause volumus^ until the same feast, for him.
Confirmation at the request of the abbot of St. John's, Colecestre, of
letters patent, dated 20th November, 3 Edward III., being a grant that, on
the death of John de Bedynges, the abbey should be quit of a pension of
10/. with which it has been charged from the time of Edward I. By K.
Pardon to Philip de Eglefeld, in consideration of his having long before
Trinity last gone to Scotland on the king's service and of his having while
there taken the order of knighthood, for not having taken the order by the
said feast as required by the king's proclamation. By K
March 30.
Rockingham.
April 6.
Thrapitone.
April 6.
Rockingham.
April 12.
Rockingham.
MSMBRANB 24.
Appointment of J. archbishop of Canterbury, William de Monte Acuto,
WiUiam de Clynton, Geoffrey le Scrope and John de Shordich, knights, as
the king's proctors to treat with Philip, king of France, or those whom
he shall depute, of all questions in dispute touching the king's lands in
the duchy of Aquitaine and elsewhere.
The like of J. elect and confiimed of Canterbury, and the said William,
William, Geoffrey and John.
The like of J. archbishop of Canterbury and the others, to arrange for
a meeting between the two kings to treat of a crusade to the Holy Land
and other matters.
The like of J. elect and confirmed of Canterbury, and the others.
The like of the same to treat of a crusade to the Holy Land.
[Foedera,']
Pardon to John le Wryght of Haveryng and Bobert his brother, for all
trespasses of vert and venison in the forest of Essex whether in the time of
the late king or of the present king. By p.8.
Mandate to the justiciary and the chancellor of Ireland to present Bobert
Power, king's clerk, late treasurer of L^hind, to the first void benefice in
Ireland, in the king's gift, with or without cure, which he will accept,
pursuant to the letters patent lately made on his behalf.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Nottingham, of murage
for three years, to be taken by John Bully and Henry de Gildeford of
Nottingham. By K.
8 EDWARD III.— -Part I. 633
1 334. Membrane 24 — cont.
April 12. Protection with clause volumusy until Midsummer, for Henry do Bello
Homenham. Monte, earl of Boghan, staying in Scotland on the king's service* By p.s.
April 8. Grant to John do Molyns, king's yeoman, of a toft, a carucate and 12
HantiDgdoii. acres of land and a mill pond with all meadows, pastures, woods, rents,
services and other appurtenances, in Little Mussenden and Agmodesham,
CO. Buckingham, which escheated to the king by the rebellion of Simon de
Bereford, to hold to him and his heirs by the services whereby they were
held before they came into the king's hands. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Hegham, who was appointed by the
king to the custody of the said tenements.
April 12. Protection with clause nolumusytor one year, for William de Shirbum.
Bookingbam.
April 10. Protection with clause rogamuif for one year, for the master and brethren
Huntingdon, of the hospital of St. Leonaard atte Loke, and their attorneys, collecting alms
in churches.
March 8. Grant, at the request of John de Feriby, king's clerk, to the mayor,
York. bailiffs and good men of the town of Nottingham of pavage for three
years. By p.8.
Vacated because otherwite below,
March 8. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Evesham, king's
York. clerk, to the abbot and convent of Evesham of a messuage and a virgate of
land in Baddeseye by Evesham, which are £aid to be of their fee, for refresh-
ment of the monks in sickness and to find a chaplain to sav one mass at the
high altar in the convent church on each anniversary of the said Thomas
for his soul and for the souls of Bobert de Netherton, his uncle, late a monk
of the abbey. By K.
April 30. Protection with clause nolumui^ for one [year], for Thomas Blaunk-
Sieaford. frount.
April 28. The like for John < of the HiU ' of Wyche.
Peterboroogh.
May 5. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by William Emeys,
Lincoln. escheator in the counties of Lancaster, Nottingham and Derby, for Uie
alienation in mortmain by William de Cossale to the prior and convent of
Newstead in Shirewode of twelve messuages, a mill, eight bovates and 60
acres of land, 20 acres of meadow and 20t. of rent, in Cossale and Notting-
ham, to find three chaplains, to wit, two in the church of St. Katherine,
Cossale, and one in the priory, to celebrate divine service daily for the souls
of him, his ancestors and successors. TJiese are held of the king, to wit,
two messuages and 17«. of rent in Nottingham, as of the burgage of that
town, and 10 measuages and 3«. of rent in Cossale and the mill and lands
as of the honor of Peverel.
Changed, because the tenements were not duly specified in other letters
of licence granted by fine of 100#.
Membrans 2Z.
March 29. Protection with clanse volumMi^ until St Peter ad Vincula, for \niliam
Roekingbam. de Clyntoii, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
March 80. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Anlep, appointed to provide
Boekingham. carriage for the office of great wardrobe. By K.
Tlie like for the following : —
John Kempe.
Roger de Gunwardby.
Alim de Athelyngflele.
584 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 23 — cont.
March 30. Grant to Master Richard de Chaddedey king's clerk, parson of the church
Bockingfamm. of Kemeseje, that for his life, the rectory hoqse of Kemeeeje shall he quit
of liverj of stewards, chamherUuus, marshals and other ministens so that
none of these shall lodge, take lodging for others, or make anj liverj therein,
against his will. By K.
April 3. Pardon to Roger Brightelm for the death of John atte Nasshe, as it
Bockingham. appears by the record of John de Ifeld and William de Cotes, justices lately
appointed to deliver the gaol of Canterbury castle, that he killed him in self-
defence.
March 31. Appointment of J., archbishop of Canterbury, William de Clynton,
Bockingham. Geoffrey le Scrope and John de Shordych, knights to survey the state of the
county of Ponthieu.
[Fcgdera.]
The like of J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury, and the others.
Writ of aid for J., archbishop of Canterbury and the others, directed to
Bartholomew de Burgherssh, seneschal, and all others in Ponthieu.
[Fcedera.'l
The like for J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury, and the others.
March 80. Power to J., archbishop of Canterbury, William de Clynton and
Bookingham. Qeofirey le Scrope to receive the homage due to the king from [John],
duke of Brittany, kinoman and heir of John of Brittany, late earl of Rich-
mond«
The like to J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury and the others.
IFcedera.]
March 80. Appointment of John, archbishop of Canterbury, William de Clynton,
Bo«kingham. Oeoffrey le Scrope and John de Shordych knights, to treat for a marriage
between John, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, and Mary, daughter of
the count of Bloys.
The like of J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury and the others.
[Fcedera.'}
The like of the same to treat for a marriage between John, son and heir
of Edmund, earl of Kent, and a daughter of some French noble.
[Foedera,]
Appointment of John, archbishop of Canterbury and Oeoffrey le Scrope,
knight, to treat with the duke of Brittany, the king's kinsman, for the
livery to him of the lands in England, late of John of Brittany, earl ai
Richmond.
The like of J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury and the said Geoffrey.
[Foedera.']
April 10. Presentation of Thomas de Hampton to the church of St Leonard,
Huntiiigdon. Hastynges, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the
late voidance of the abbey of St Katherine, Rouen.
April 8. Protection with clause rogamus, for one year, for the master and brethren
Bockiogham. of the hospital of St Katheriue, Hakeneye, and their attorneys, cdlecdng
alms in churches.
April 9. Presentation of Richard de la Haye to the church of Loire in the diocese
HandogdoQ. of Lincoln.
April 81 (sic) Appointment of J., archbishop of Canterbury, William de Clynton,
Bockingham. Qeofirey le Scrope and John de Shordich, knights as the king's proctors to
treat of all matters in dispute touching the county of Ponthieu.
The like of J., elect and confirmed of Canterbury and the others.
Memorandum that the archbishop after leaving Otford to go beyond the
seas sent to London a note of the said letters in Uie said form to be sealed
and brought to him to those parts.
IFced^.']
8 EDWABD m.— Past I. 535
1334. Membrane 2^'^cont.
March 2d. Notification^ for the avoidiDg of all cause of raspicioD, that the king on
Rockingham, learning lately that John Maatravers the younger, lately baniahed be^Miae
he withdrew from the realm for certain caases, was desirous to reveal to him
many things concerning his honour and the estate and well-being of the
realm, has charged William de Monte Aouto to speak with the said John on
his behalf and to report what he learns to him. By K.
Membrane 22.
March 26, Hugh de Wrottesleye, going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land^ has letters
Boekiiigfaam. nominating Peter de Moo and Thomas de Cheyne his attorneys in Englfuid
for three years.
March 18. Presentation of Master John Geraud to the church of Stretford, in the
Northampton, diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the
see ; directed to S., elect and confirmed of Worcester. By p.s.
Lfarch 17. Grant to John, elect and confirmed of Canterbury, of the marriage of
Towcester. Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Boffer Crispyn tenant in chief. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the wire of the late William Martyn in whose
custody said heir is said to be.
March 12. Grant to Henry de Garleton, king's clerk, of the prebend in the collegiate
Woodstock, church of Wesibury, in the diocese of Worcester, which Bichard de Bury,
bishop of Durham, held, in the king's gift by leason of the late Toidance of
the see of Worcester. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to S., elect and confirmed of Worcester.
March 18. Grant to William Trussel, king's yeoman, from whom the king for certain
Northampton, causes has lately taken the manor of Bodeston, co. Northampton, which had
previously granted to him, of the crops in such of the lands as he had sown
before the manor was taken again into the king's hands. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in the counties of
Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland.
March 80. Protection, for one year, for Master William de Fonte, appointed by
Aoddngham. Master Itkerius de Concoreto, the Pope's nuncio and collector of moneys
bequeathed for the Holy Land in England, as his deputy in the dioceses of
Norwich, Ely, Winchester and Chichester.
March 30. Protection for Master Richard de Chaddeslei king's clerk, in the benefices
Rockingham, which he holds and ratification of his estate therein, to wit, the church of
Kemeseye, of the patronage of the bishop of Worcester, and the prebend of
Fordyngton and Writlyngton, in the church of St. Maiy, Salisbury, of the
patronnge of the bishop of Salisbury. Bj K.
March 30. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor of Pourstoke,
Bockingham. co. Dorset, which the king with the assent of the prelates, earls, barons
and other nobles attending him has granted to John de Wroxhale, for life,
with remainder to John son of the said John and Juliana his wife, in fee
tail, by the serrice of a pair of gilt spurs yearly and the rent of 18/., in
respect to their rents and other services to be answered to John and, after
his death, to John the son and Juliana.
April 1. Confirmation to the burgesses of Eremue, a town now in the king's
Bockingham. hands as it is said, their heirs and successors, of a grant by Baldwin de
Redvers to his burgesses of Eremue of idl liberties and free customs which
a free borough ou|^t to have and quittance from toll and every other cus-
tom in fakirs and markets throughout his whole land, as fully as they and their
ancestors have hitherto enjoyed the same. By fine of 20#. Southampton.
April 4. Protection with clause nolumw^ for one year, for Henry de Shutyngton,
Bockingham. parson of the church of Hope by Romenal.
April 6. The like for John Huse of Flyntham.
Bockingham.
536 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 22 — cont.
April 12. John Huse, of Flyntham, staying in Ii*eJ9nd with John Darcj on the
Huntingdon, king's service, has letters nominating Robert Alysaundre of Flyntham^
chaplain, and Henry de Drayton his attorneys in England for one year.
March 31. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for William de Coleby,
Bocldngham. dean of the church of St. Peter, York.
April 1. Inspeximus of a certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer,
Rockingham, gent into the Chancery by the king's mandate, that on a scrutiny of the rolls
and memoranda of the Exchequer it is found that, in Easter Term, 29
Edward J., that king in return for 200/., whereof 200 marks was to be paid
at once and 100 marks on the morrow of Midsummer following, granted to
the abbot and convent of Welbek, the part of the wood and soil of
Roumwode between the wood of the abbot and the park of Thomas de
Furnyvall, stretching along the king's highway between Wyrkshop and
Warkshop towards the west and containing 60 acres by the forest perch,
with the plot of land called Carberton Storth by the said wood ; to hold to
to them and their successors by the rent of 28«. at the Exchequer, accord-
ing to the arrentation thereof made by Richard Oysel appointed for the
purpose by the said king.
March 30. Protection with clause volumus, uutil St. Peter ad Yincula, for John
Bockingham. Pieres, clerk, going beyond the seas on the king's service. By K.
April 6. The like for Geoffrey le Scrope. By K.
Bockingham.
April 9. Power to John, archbishop of Canterbury, and William de Cusancia,
Huntingdon, canon of the church of St. Wilfrid, Ripon, to treat for a marriage between
John, earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, and Mary, daughter of the count
of Bloys.
The like to John, elect and confirmed of Canterbury, and the said
William. [Foedera.]
April 9. Power to the same to treat for a marriage between the said earl and the
Huntingdon, daughter of some French noble. [Foedera.]
April 10. Master John de Fenton, archdeacon of Suffolk, going beyond the seas, has
Huntingdon, letters nominating Robert de Tymparon, clerk, and John de Lndyngton his
attorneys in England for one year.
Master Gilbert de Tarewell, parson of the church of Blofeld has the like.
Master Gilbert de Yarewell, clerk, has the like.
March 31. William de Coleby, dean of the church of St. Peter, York, going beyond
Buckingham, the seas on the king's service, has letters nominating Thomas de JJrayton,
clerk, and Roger Basy of York his attorneys in England until a year after
Whitsunday. By p.8.
Protection with clause nolutnusy for the same time, for him.
March 31. Protection and safe conduct for the same time for the said dean^ further-
Bookingham. ing certain business specially enjoined upon him by the king beyond the
seas. By p.s.
April 16. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Hamo le Barber,
Bamsey. commonger and citizen of London.
The like for the following :—
{Names omitted.)
Mbmbranb 21.
April 5. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Meydenhethe of pontage for three
Rookingliam. years on wares passing under or over the bridge of their town. By K.
April 3. Notification to H., bishop of Lincoln and others that the king has revoked
Bocldngham. his late presentation of William, de Retford, king's clerk, to the church of
Qedeneye, made in the belief that it was in his gift by reason of his custody
8 EDWARD III.— Part I.
1334.
March 3.
York.
April 3.
Bockingham.
April 3
Bockiogham.
Membrane 21 — eont. j
of the lands and heir of Ealph de Goushill, tenant in chid
as he has since learned that the presentation does not belonj
turn. 1
Confirmation of a grant hy John, earl of Cornwall the 1^
the burgesses of Helleston Burgh in Kerier, co. Comwull, o^
of Helleston Burgh with all lands adjoining the said towi
liberties already granted to the said burgesses bj the earl.
Grant to Peter de Hunton of the office of the marshalsea d^
of Dublin, during good behaviour, in enlargement of his ]^
to the same office, during pleasure.
Signification to B., bishop of Salisbury, of the revocation
sentation of Richard de Skerjngton, king's clerk, to the chur
April 2. William de Harpedene, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, li
Rockingham, nating Gilbert de £llesfeld the elder his attorney in Englam
mas.
Aprils.
Bockingham.
March 6.
York.
March 28.
Bockingham.
Grant to John de Hungerford of the office of chief baib
county of Southampton during good behaviour.
Mandate to John de Cobham and Thomas de Eaversham,
see of Canterbury in the late voids nee, for livery to J., elect
of Canterbury, of the lands in Dodyngton late of Bobert de SI
in chief of the see, which came into the king'g hands during t
reason of the minority of the heir and the body of the heir ; t
by letters patent i^pointed the archbishop to have the <
lands and the marriage of the heir.
Licence for Margaret late the wife of John Gemoun to
Pamyng of two parts of the manor of Melmerby said to be
and of the reversion of a third part of the manor with the ad
church the manor, expectant on the demise of Dionisia li
John de Wiggeton, who holds the same in dower, and for h
these to her, in fee tail, with remainder to him and his heirs ; i
Margaret to grant that the maoor of Blakhale, also said to b
shall after the death of the said Dionisia, tenant for life, rem
his heirs, subject to a rent of 40 marks for the life of Margar
Protection with clause ropamus, for one year, for the mastc
of the hospital of St. Margaret, Newenham, and their atton
alms in churches.
Bobert son of Robert de Calneton the elder (senior) ^
erimage to the Holy Land, has letters nominating Richan
Colyngham and Robert son of Robert son of Robert de
younger His attorneys in England for four years.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Joan 1
Walter Walteshef.
Mandate to bailiffs and others in the countr of Cornwall to i
de Pederton and Richard de Hyneton, monks of the abbey
attorneys for the abbot in all pleas touching lands which the
Mount St. Michael brought by persons planning to harass
trouble and costs of suits because they see that on account
and dangers of the ways he cannot be there in person to
such matters.
April 1. Grant to Giles de Bello Campo, in enlargement of the gi
Bockingham. life on 2 April, I Edward III., of the custody of the mi
forest of Claryndon subject to his answering at the Ezc
issues thereof, and of the confirmation of such grant on
4 Edward III., notwithstanding a subsequent appointi
April 4.
Bockingham.
April 8.
Bockingham.
April 6.
Kimbolton.
March 15.
Towcester.
588
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334.
April 16.
Huntingdoii.
April 17.
Bamsey.
April 17.
Bamsej.
April 20.
Bamsej.
April 17.
Bamsej.
April 15.
Bamiej.
April 18.
Bamsej.
AprU 23.
BamBey.
April 15.
Banuey.
April 20.
Bamsej.
April 20.
Bamsey.
April 20.
Bamiiey.
April 16.
Bamsey.
Membrane 21 — cont,
Maatravers to sach custody, and on certificate by the treasurer and barons
of the Exchequer that nothing has been answered for issues and profits by
the keepers of the manor, park or forest in the time of Edward I. and
Edward II., that he shall hold the custody without rendering anything for
the same to the king. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John de Maunt, dean
of the king's free chapel of St. Buryan, co. Cornwall.
Licence for J., bishop of Ely to ship his wools at any port of the realm
where there are collectors of custom, and to export the same on payment of
the ancient custom, notwithstanding the late ordinance of the staple of
wools. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Tanton, king's clerk, of the prebend of Castre, in the
church of St. Mary, Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the see in the time of Edward II. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to H. bishop of Lincoln.
Eatification of the estate of the said Bobert in the prebend. By p.s.
Presentation of Michael de Wath to the church of Foston, in the diocese
of York. By p.8.
MSMBRANS 20.
Protection with clauses rogamwy for one year, for the master and friars
of the order of St. Mary of Bethlehem and their attorneys, collecting alms
in churches.
William abbot of Orestein, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Boger Alebnrse and Richard le Muleward his attorneys in England for four
years.
Protection with clauses nolumus and volumuSf for one jrear, for Reginald
du Boys, derk.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for the abbot of Keynesham.
The like for the following :—
Nicholas de Cantebrigge, parson of the church of Cotenham.
Roger Waterman of Wynchelse.
Writ of aid, until Easter, for Alexander de Tyghle, appointed a purveyor
for the marshalsea of the household of queen Isabel^, pursuant to the late
statute of purveyance. By bill of the treasurer of the queen's household.
The like for the following purveyors for the said household : —
Thomas de Norhampton, for the scullery.
Walter de Lodelowe, for the great kitchen.
Roger le Gray, for carriage.
Robert de Danhurst, for the marshalsea.
John Russel, for the hall and chamber.
Richard de Kynebelle, for the poultry.
Simon Ck)nstant3m, for the buttery.
Nicholas de Walcote, for carriage of the wardrobe.
Walter de Multon, for the pantry.
Protection with clase rogamus^ for two years, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, and their attorneys,
collecting alms in churches.
Pardon to Walram Serz of Baston and Emma his wife for acquiring firom
John de Blyton an estate in fee in a messuage in Staunford previously
acquired by the latter from Thomas de la Saucerie, and by him from J(^
8 EDWARD ni.— Part I. 589
1334. Membrane 20 — cont.
de Warenna earl of Snrreyy who held the messnage in chief of Edward 11^
and entering therein without the licence of the late king or of the king
having been obtained for any of these transfers ; and licence for them to
Y^tain the same. By fine of lOt.
April 12. Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London, in pity for the poverty of
Huntingdon, the prioress and house of Haliwell, to aid the prioress in recovering rents
and arrears of rent due to her wherever there is difficulty in obtaining the
same. Ei erai patens.
April 12. Exemption of J., bishop of Ely, in pity for his bodily weakness, from
St Ives. attendance in person at Parliaments and Council ; that he send a fit proctor
or proctors. By p.8.
April 10. Licence for John de Northburgh to take 400 quarters of wheat without
Bockingham. the realm to the duchy [of Aquitaine] and elsewhere beyond the seas, to
make his profit of, notwithstanding any prohibition of the export of com.
By p.B.
March 28. Appointment of Ralph de Dodlesford to the office of survevor of the
Rockingham, king's day-works in the castle, manor and park of Wyndesore, of the palings
and hedges round the new and old parks of Wyndsore, as well as in the
manor of Kenyngton, and of the wall and palings round Kenyngton park,
during pleasure, with such wages as Alexander le Peytour, aeceased, had
in the office. By p.8.
April 28. Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for John de ClifU)n of London,
Bamsey. < vyneter,' going to Gascony to buy wines to bring within the realm.
April 21. Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of
Peterborough, the king's right to present to the prebend of Wyvelescumb in Wells
cathedral by reason of the voidance of the see in the time of the late king,
and of his presentation of Robert de Tanton, king*s derk, to the same.
April 27. Presentation of Nicholas de Wykewane to the church of Kaemarvan, in
FoUdngham. the diocese of Bangor. By p^s.
April 27. Grant to Thomas Smothe, for service to the late king and the present
Folkingham. king, of the office of the stewardship of the king's demesne lands of
Newcastle Lyouns, Cromlyn and Tassagard, co. Dubhn, in Ireland^ during
pleasure. By. C.
Vacated because otherwise on the Fine Roll,
April 13. Pardon to Thomas de Haukeston and John his brother of their outlawry
St Ives. in the county of Leicester, for non-appearance before the king to answer
touching a plea of trespass of Richard de Deryng of Thorp. By p.s.
April 2. Appointment of Hugh de Normanvill, king's yeoman, to the office of
Rockingham, the tronage in the town of Southampton during pleasure. By p.8.
June 10. The like, at the request of John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, the king's
Newcastle- brother, of John Arthur of Hertilpole to the said office in Hartilpole.
upon-ivrne. By p.8.
July 15. Gift to John, archbishop of Canterbury, for his great services in directing
Notdngbam. the business of the king and realm, of all crops sown in the lands of the see,
whether in the time of Simon, the late archbishop, or in the time of the
voidance, and all other profits from the lands of the see, whether lying fallow,
re-ploughed, or under manure, or from any other source, which should belong
to the king. By p.8.
Meubjune 10.
April 16. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Elsyngge to the
BuM^* keeper and chaplains of the hospital of St. Mary, Aldermanbury, Loiidon,
in part satisfaction of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which they have the
king's licence to acquire, of two messuages in Oordewanivstrete, London,
;
540 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 19 — cont.
which, like other lands in the citj, are held of the king, and are of the yearly
valne of 41. 7s, Sd,, as appears by the inquisition taken by John de Pultenye,
mayor and escheator of the city, to find one chaplain beyond the number at
present in the hospital to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of the
hospital for the souls of Master Thomas de Kynyngham, William de Gorton^
parson of the church of Therfeld, and William de Carleton, as the said
William should appoint.
^ril 18. Exemplication, at the request of Hugh de Audele and Margaret his wife,
Bamsev. the niece of the late king, of letters patent dated 20 July, 13 Edward II.y
being a grant to them for the life of Margaret, on their marriage, of the
castle of Okham, co. Rutland, the shrievalty of the county with the hundreds
of Martinesle, Alnestowe and Esthundred, the hamlets of Egleston and
Langham, and view of frankpledge and sheriff's aid in the towns of Keten,
Preston, Okham, Hameldon and Leye, the hides of Egelton, Asshewell,
Burlegh, Alesthorp, Gretham, Cotesmore, Thistelton, Homberk, Wenton,
Little Castreton, Weston and Empyngham ; the manors of Newport, co.
Essex ; Harewell, co. Oxford, Henley, co. Berks, Little Weldon, co. North-
ampton, Fordyngton, with the hamlet of Whitewell, co. Dorset, Braneys, with
the castle of Lydeford, the chace of Dertemore, and the hamlet of Wyke
Suthteng, co. Devon ; lands in Shorham, co. Sussex ; and 0/. 23}^. of
rent from Queenhithe, London.
April 9. Grant to Geoffrey de Hakenesse, king's clerk, in enlargement of the grant
Huntingdon, to him, for life, by the late king of three tuns of wine every year in the city
of London, of a fourth tun of wine yearly. By p.s.
April 21. Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for Thomas le Porter, appointed by
Peterborough. Master Robert de Stratford, king's derk, archdeacon of Canterbury,
keeper of the great seal, a purveyor for his household.
April 25. Acceptance of a demise by the said Robert acting on behalf of John, elect
Bamsey. and confirmed of Canterbury, to William Haunsard of London of the custody
during minority of the heir of the lands in Setlyng, late of Thomas de
Baquell, tenant in chief of the see of Canterbury, which came into the
king's hands by his death during the voidance, as the same had been
previously granted to the said elect by letters patent of the king.
Grant to the said William, in enlargement of the foregoing, of the
marriage of the heir.
April 20. Simon, master of GK>d's House, Suntyngfeld by Wyssand, staying beyond
Ramiej. the seas, has letters nominating William de Harewell and William de
Clarques, brothers of the house, his attorneys in England for three years.
By fine of lOs. Bedford.
April 21. Grant to the mayor, ichevins and commonalty of Cressy in Ponthieu of
Peterborough, murage for three years from the feast of the Ascension. French, By K.
Grant to the mayors and ichevins of Wabbem, Berk and Yerton, in
Ponthieu, of like customs to relieve their estate in the heavy charges falling
on them by the frequent charges of the money in those parts, by wars between
the king of France and the count of Flanddrs, and by lack of wainage and
damage by the sea, to be taken for the same period. French, By K.
April 28. John, prior of Derhurst, going beyond the seas, has letters nominating
Peterborough. John de Elkeston his attorney in England until Michaelmas.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for him.
April 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Godfrey Lumbekyn, parson
Folkingham. of the church of Rendlesham, and Richard de Leyham to the prior and
Friars Preachers of Ipswich of an acre of land in the south side of their
dwelling house for the enlargement of the said house. By p.s.
May 2. Thomas, abbot of Oseneye, staying in England, has letters nominating
Folkiagham. Stephen Deveneys, chaplain, and WiSiam de Kent his attorneys in Ireland
for three years.
8 EDWAED in.— Part I.
541
1334.
April 30.
Folkingham.
May 2.
Folkingham.
June 8.
Kewoaitlt-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 19 — cant
Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough and the good men of
those parts of pontage for three years on wares passing over the bridge
over the river Nene, for repair of that bridge. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and otherwise in another part of this year.
Thomas, abbot of Oseneye, staying in England, has letters nominating
Thomas de Mammesfeld, his fellow-canon and William de Kent his attorneys
in Ireland for three years.
Protection with dause nolumus, for one year, for Adam Cory.
April 30.
Sleaford.
April 80.
Sleaford.
April 18.
Bamsey.
May 2.
Folkingham.
May 2.
KaTenby.
May 6.
NaTenby.
May 4.
Lincoln.
March 28.
RookiDgham.
April 5.
Thrapttone.
May 2.
FolkiDgham.
May 3.
Somerton.
Membrane 18.
Licence for Nicholas de Leye to enfeoff Hugh Tyrol, king's yeoman,
of lOs, of rent in Mershton, said to be held in chief. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Ombresleye, clerky
and William de Ombresleye, chaplain, to the abbot and convent of Evesham,
in satisfaction of 100#. yearly of the 10/. of land and rent which they had
the late king's licence t(» acquire, of four messuages, four virgatee and
three parts of a virgate of land, 4 acres 3 roods of meadow, and 49#. I2d,
of rent, in Bretforton, which are not held in chief, as appears by the
inquisition.
Exemption, for life, of llobert de Aston from being put on assises, juries
or recognisances, and form appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator,
taxer or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for the dean and canons of
the king's free chapel of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, at Shrewsbury, Aldemere,
Loton, Astle, Sonsawe, Clyve and elsewhere.
Appointment of Joan de Carru, damsel of the chamber of queen Philippa,
to the custody of the manor of Erleslane, co. Hereford, late of Edm.und de
Mortuo Mari, tenant in chie^ which is extended at 21/. I9s, 10c/., to hold
with the issues from the Friday after Midlent during minority of the heir,
rent free. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Mandate to Peter Marie, proctor in England of the abbot of F6camp, and
Stephen Power, who were appointed by the king to the custody of the lands
of the abbev, on the death of Robert de Brecio, the last abbot, for livery of
these to William the present abbot, or his attorney, the king having taking
his fealty. By K.
Writ de intendendo for him, directed to the tenants of the see.
Lucy late the wife of Bobert de Napton, staying in England, has letters
nominating William Hobben and Hugh de Whitacre her attorneys in Ireland
for two years.
Writ, dnring pleasure, to sherifis and bailiffs to arrest wherever found
certain apostate Augustinian Friars at present vagabond within the realm,
and to deliver them to the friars of the order to be punished according to
the rule of the same. By p.s.
Licence for Ralph Basset of Weldon to imparke his wood of Halugh
CO. Northampton, unless it be within the metes of the forest. By p.s.
Protection with clause rogamusy for two years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Mary of Bethleem without Bisshopsgate, in
the suburb of London, and their attorneys, collecting alms in churches.
The like« for three years, for the minister and Trinitarian Friars of
Tevelesford, and their attorneys, collecting alms by virtue of an indulgence
granted by the Pope to their order.
542
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS-
1334
April 28.
Folkingham.
May 6.
Liiiooln.
May 5.
Lincoln.
May 6.
Folking^iam.
May 9.
Nayenbj.
May 5,
Lincoln.
May 5.
Lincoln.
Feb. 20.
York.
May 4.
Lincoln.
May 5.
Lincoln.
March 28.
Bockingham.
May 6.
Lincoln.
May 3.
Somcrton.
Membrane 18 — cant.
Confirmation of a grant by John, prior, and the convent of St. Saviour's,
Bermundeseye to John de Sbirboum, clerk, for a sum of money in hand paid,
of the manor of Little Hallyngbury, oo. Essex, with wards, reliefis, escheats
and other appurtenances, for his life. By p.s.
Appointment of John Uardyng to the office of the trooage in the city of
Cicestre. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender.
Grant to Henry de Langeton, king's derk, of the prebend in the church
of St. Wolfram, Abberille, which Master John Flat, deceased, held.
By p.t.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the church.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for two years, for John le Walsh.
The like, for one year, for William de Lyndeseye of Grove and Thomas
de Grove, clerk.
Licence for Stephen Loveraz to grant to Roger Normand, Joan his wife
and his heirs the bailiwick of the forestership of La Bokholte forest, and ISd,
of rent in Lokerlegh, held in chief, and for them to re-grant these to him for
life.
By fine of ^ mark because it is found by the inquisition that the
bailiwick is worth nothing. Southampton.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Cossale, king's clerk,
to the prior and convent of Newstead in Sherwood of twelve messuages, a
mill, eight bovates and 60 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow and 20». of
rent, in Cossale and Notingham, to find three chaplains, two in the church
of St. Katherine, Cossale and the third in the priory, to celebrate divine
service daily for the souls of the said William, his ancestors and successors.
Changed because the tenements were not duly specified in other
letters of licence granted by the king for a fine of lOOf.
Vacated because otherwise above.
Licence, until Midsummer, for Thomas de Bjmedon to take 1,000
Quarters of wheat without the realm to trade with in Ireland, Gascony and
Ipain, notwithstanding any prohibition of the export of com. By p.s.
John, prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England, has letters
nominating Roger Ragoun and William de Trinleye his attorneys in Lreland,
for two years.
Membrane 17.
William, abbot of Fecamp, staying beyond the seas has letters nominating
Roger Callard and John de Merley his attorneys in England for three
years. By fine of lOOf. Sussex.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William do Walcote and Robert
le Hore of Huntyngdon to the prior and Austin Friars of Huntyngdon of
an acre of land for the enlargement of their dwelling place. By p.s.
Presentation of Master John de Aileslon to the prebend in the king's
free chapel of Hastings, in the diocese of Chichester, which Robert de
Langeton, deceased, held. By p.s.
Appointment of John de Bybury, in the place of Roger de Swyneshull,
now deceased, to execute with William de ShareshuU, William de Bum-
cestre and John de Oxooia the commission to the four latter to remove all
nets and kidels used in the river Thames and other rivers in the counties
of Oxford and Berks for taking fish contrary to Magna Carta wherein it is
contained that all kidels should be wholly put down along the Thames and
Medway, and throughout England save on the sea coast, to bum these
when removed and to punish by amercements and otherwise those who use
such instraments.
8 EDWAED IlL— Part L
548
1334.
April 26.
AprU 17.
Btaaaey.
April 3.
Roekingham.
April 28.
Folkingham.
May 7.
Scotton.
May 17.
Buntwiok.
May 16.
Buntwiok.
May 19.
Borttwiok.
May 18.
Buntwiok.
May 15.
Buntwiok.
May 16.
Buntwiok.
April 4.
Bookingham.
May 18.
Buntwiok.
Membrane 17 — coni.
Protectiou with clause rogamns for brother Thomas de LeweB, a hermit of
Gibbeclyye, and his substitutes, collecting alms in churches.
Protection, for three years, for Andrew le Irish, merchant, trading about
the realm. By pjsu
Pardon, at the request of Geoffrey le Scrope, to John de Esby and
Henry de Crayen, canons of Neuburgh, for all trespasses of vert and
venison in the forest of Galtres. By p.s.
Acceptance of a surrender by Oliver de Burdeaux and Matilda his wife
to John de Pulteneye of the manor of Neuton Hareoourt, co. Leicester,
where the reversion had been granted to him by letters patent dated 18
September, 6 Edward III., and of the entry of the said John therein by
virtue of such surrender. By p.8.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Moubray to William
de Cly ve, parson of the church of Epworth, of a messuage and 24 acres of
land in Epworth for the enlargement of his dwelling place, in excnanffe for
4 acres of land there. It appears by the inquisition that althou^ the
messuage and lands are held in chief the alienation is not to the king's
prejudice because the 4 acres given in exchange are of greater value.
By p.s.
Mandate to William de Northo, escheator in the counties of Surrey,
Sussex, Kent and Middlesex, for restitution of the temporalities in England
of the abbey of St. Katherine, Bouen, which were taken into the king's
hands on the death of William, the last abbot, to John, the present abbot,
who has done fealty for the same, or to his attorney.
The chancellor has taken the fealty.
The like to Robert Selyman, escheator in the counties of Southampton,
Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham.
Writ de intendendo in favour of John, directed to the tenants of the abbey.
The said John, staying bevond the seas, has letters nominating Roger le
Mortimer and Martin le Wolf his attorneys in England for three years.
By fine of 60«. Middlesex.
Presentation of Richard de la Haye to the church of Leyre, in the diocese
of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of uie lands and heir
of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief of the late king.
Ohanged because sealed at another time by the chancellor.
The like of Thomas de Escryk to the church of Langedon, in the diocese
of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidimce of Westminster
abbey. By p.s.
Pardon to John de Berkele of Dursele, in consideration of the fact that
long before the feast of Trinity last he went to Scotland on the king's service,
where he received the order of knighthood after the feast, for not having
taken the order by the said feast pursuant to the king's proclamation.
ByK.
Grant to Geoffrey Hakun of Cave, king's clerk, of the prebend of Snth-
cave, in the church of St. Peter, York, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidanoe of the see in the late reign. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to W. archbishop of York.
Mary late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, i^taying
beyond the seas, has letters nominatiuf Master John de Radeswell and John
de Sancto Paulo her attorneys in England until Midsummer. By p.i.
Nicholas, abbot of Tiron, staying beyond the seas, has like letters nomi-
nating Richard de Biaumont^ prior of Hameley, and John Scriptor
Anglicus for five years. By fine of 6 marks.
544
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
May 20.
Burttwiok.
May 20.
Bontwick.
May 18.
Burttwick.
May 24.
Beveriey.
May 21.
Beyerley.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Acceptance oi' a grant by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to Waller
son of Henry de Clinon and his heirs by the rent cif 4«. of 12 acres of his
waste land in the hay of Conyngesburgh, made pursuant to the late licence
by the king's letters patent for him to demise the waste lands in Conynees-
burgh and elsewhere, which he holds for h'fe, to the yearly value of 200i.
Protection with clause nolumusy for one year, for John de Wyneqnik.
Licence for Agnes daughter of John Seynper of Mardefeld to enfeoff
William Boye of Wymundham of a messuage and 26^ acres of land in
Yardefeld South, held in chief, and of the reversion of a moiety of a mes-
suage and 40 acres of land there, ahio held in chief, which Gilbert le Clerk
and Joan his wife hold in dower. By fine of lOf . Leicester.
Vacated because otherwise in the ninth year.
Appointment of Thomas le Botiiler of Lincoln to the office of the trona^
of wools in the port of Boston, during pleasure. By C«
Acceptance of a release by John de Whitchurche to John Warde, king's
archer, of bis estate in the office of rider in the forest of La MEU*e, co.
Ohester, lately granted to him by letters patent of the lung. By p.s.
May 1.
LiDOoln.
May 26.
BeTerley.
May 28.
Bontwick.
May 18.
Borstwick.
May 22.
Beverley.
May 20.
Burstwiok.
May 26.
Beverley.
May 24.
Malton.
May 30.
Pickering.
May 18.
Burttwick.
May 22.
Beverley.
Membrane 16.
Licence, until St. Peter ad Vincula, for Henry de la Mare and
Walter le Maryner to take by their men and servants 300 quarters of
com of any kind without the realm to trade within the duchy [of Aquitaine]
notwithstanding any prohibition of the export of com. By p.s.
The like until Michaelmas for the following : —
John Pellessone of Boston, and Henry his brother, to take 800 quarters
to Norway.
Grant to Walter de London, king's clerk, of the prebend of Alvedeleye,
in the king's free chapel of Brugenorth. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of chapel.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for two years, for Hugh de Bardelby,
parson of the church of Nettelham, who is constantly attendant on the king's
service in the Chancery.
The like for one year for the following : —
John son of Adam de Tyryngton, vicar of the church of Tyryngton.
By p.s.
John de Braundeston.
The prior of Hextildesham.
The said prior.
The prior of Bolton in Craven.
Licence for John de Bos to fell twelve oak trees and twelve old oaks not
bearing leaves, given to him by the abbot and convent of Bughford in their
wood within Shirewood forest and take them whither he will. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Licence for Henry le Munt and Joan his wife, to grant to Robert de Scales
in fee a fourth part of the manor of Heselyngfeld, oo. Cambridge, said to
be held in chief^ and for him to regrant the same to them for their lives.
By p.s.
8 EDWABD III.—Part I.
545
1334
MajlS.
Buntwiok.
May 25.
Beverley,
July 1.
York.
May 26.
Pickering.
May 25.
Driffield.
Membrane l6*^cont.
Licence for John de Ros to fell and carry awav oak trees in Sbirewood
forest as above ; with an indemnity for him and tne abbot of Hughford that
they be not hereafter charged by the ministers of the forest in respect of the
same. By p.8.
Appointment of John de Feriby to the office of controller of the custom of
wines, wools, hides and wool-fells, of the custom of Sd, in the pound and other
small customs and prests due in the port of Boston, during pleasure, on con-
dition that he write the rolls with his own hand, stay there continually and
execute the office himself and not by a substitute. He is to have the cus-
tody of the cocket seal so long as he holds the office. By K. & C.
The like of the following in the following ports : —
Robert de Denton, Kyngeston-upon-HuU.
William Moton, Sandwich.
John Irp, Ipswich.
Adam de Rokesle, Southampton.
Thomas Stace, Yarmouth.
William atte Welle, Chichester.
William de Fasten, Bishop's Lynn.
John Belle of Hertilpole, Hertilpole, during good behaviour.
By K., on the information of the treasurer by a bill.
Mandate to the steward, marshals, purveyors, and officers and ministers
of the household, as the king intends shortly to go to the bishopric of Dur-
ham to sti^ there for some time, not to do anything there prejudicial to B.
bishop of Durham, in the libei*ty of his see. By p.s.
Writ of aid for Master John de Takesle, king's Serjeant and teut maker,
bringing to the king at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, a new hall (aulam) of canvass,
as well as the hall Tate of John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, which the king
has required to be brought to him by Sunday next at the latest. By p.s.
Appointment of the said Master John to select in the county of York
six carpenters for the king's service to be at Newcastle-upon-Tyne by the
same day.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard Waleys, clerk, of six
messuages, a carucate of land, 2 acres of meadow and lid, of rent, in Walton-
on-Trent, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St.
Mary built bv the grantor on the south side of the church of St. Laurence,
Walton-on-Trent, for his good estate in life ; for his soul after death, and
for the souls of his ancestors. By fine of lOOs, Stafibi*d.
Appointment of John de Molyns, king's yeoman, to the custody of the
lands in the county of Buckingham, late of I'homas de Sancto Andrea, who
held by knight service of the heir of John de Argentein, tenant in chief,
the king's ward, to hold during minority of Egidia, daughter and heir of
the said Thomas with her marriage, or, if she die under age and unmarried,
and her heir be in the king's custody by reason of the v^o^hip aforesaid,
until such time as she would have attained her full age, with the marriage
of her heir.
By fine made before the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
and there enrolled, as appears by a bill of the treasurer now in
the Chancery.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert Selyman, escheator in the counties of
Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham.
John, duke of Brittany, and earl of Richmond, staying beyond the seas,
has letters nominating Geoffrey Vigiers and John Coupegorge, chaplain,
his attorneys in England for three years.
May 80. Appointment of Thomas Dey vile of York to the custody of the smaller piece
Piokcriiig. of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of York, pursuant to
the statute of merchants, during pleasure.
U 65658. M M
May 24.
Beverley.
May 80.
Pickering.
Ma^ 27.
Pickering.
546
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334.
June L
Malton.
Jane 1.
Malton.
May 23.
Bererlej.
June 2.
Helmsley.
Membrane 16 — cont,
Nicholas, abbot of Eejnesham, staying in England, has letters nominating
fiichard de Wedmor and Nicholas de Wedmor nit attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Pardon to Hugh Colyn of Takesle of his outlawry in the county of Nor-
folk for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching
a plea of William de Brynton of Lynn that he render an account as his
receiver ; on certificate of William de Herle, chief justice, that he has since
surrendered in the Flete prison.
Pardon to John le Hoder of Estchepe *• bocher * of his outlawry in the
county of Middlesex for non-appearance in the same court to answer
touching a plea of trespass of Hugh de Paston and Margery his wife ; on
the like certificate.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master John de Har3rngton of
two tofts, 14^ acres of land and an acre of meadow, in Helmeswell, Glen-
tham and Spitel on the Stret, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the chapel of St. Edmund the King and Martyr, Spitel on the Street,
for the soul of the said John and for the souls of Master Thomas de
Langetoft and Master Bichard de Stratton. By fine of 1 mark. lincoln.
May 23.
Beverley.
May 26.
Beverley.
May 29.
Pickering.
June 6.
Darham.
June 8,
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 8.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 9.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne*
MSMBRANB 15.
Appointment of Simon Maupas to the custody during pleasure of the
castle of Northburgh in Ireland, now in the kind's hands by reason of the
minority of the heir of William de Burgo, earl of Ulster, tenant in chief.
By p.8*
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Immyngham,
chaplain, to the prior and convent of Drax, in satisfaction of 60«. of the
10/. yearly of land and rent which they had the late king's licence to
acquire, of a messuage, six tofts and a carucate and a half of land, in Hilton
in Cliveland, which are not held in chief as appear;^ by the inquisition taken
by William de Clapham, escheator in the counties of Tork, Northumberland,
Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Pardon to John le Duyn of his outlawry in the county of Berks for
non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea
of Peter Achard that he render an account as his receiver ; on certificate of
William de Herle, chief justice, that he is now in the Flete prison on account
of such outlawry. By pA
Presentation of Baldwin de Cokefeld to the church of Langar, in the diocese
of York, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of tlie lands and heir of
Payn de Tipetot, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.8.
Grant to Walter de Coumbe, king's clerk, of the office of the stewardship
of the king's demesne lands of Newcastle Lyons, Tasagard and Cromolyn,
CO. Dublin, for ten years. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
The like to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Dublin.
Grant, for life, to Augustine le Waleys, for service to queen Philippa,
and the king, of the tenements in the city of London which escheated to the
king by the death of John de Wymondham. Jy pA
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John le Westryver of
Stodeleyroger to William de Popelton, keeper of the hospital of St. Mary
Magdalen, Bipon, of six messuages, a mill, nine tofts, 120 acres of land,
6 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood, 360 acres of moor and 6«. lOi. of rent*
in Stodeleyroger, to find three chaplains above the number already cele-
brating divine service in the chapel of the hospital, to celebrate as follows,
8 EDWARD m.— Pabt I.
1334.
June 9.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tjrne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Tune 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 14.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 10.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 13.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 13.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 15.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 15 — eont.
one in the said chapel daily and another there on every M<
Thursday and Saturday, and in the chapel of St. Leonarc
on the other three days of the week, in honour of St. John
for the souls of the grantor, and the third, in the chapel of
the souls of the said William and his ancestors. By fine
Pardon to Nicholas Warde of Aglethorpe of a trespa
venison in the forest of Galtres, and of all trespasses in the \
chaces within the county of York.
Appointment of Nicholas de Hugate, king's clerk, proves
of St. John, Beverley, and William de Castro, king's clerk,
receipts and payments of Master John de Bunham, king's clc
of Edward, earl of Chester, the king's son, to audit his acco
to certify the king of the total of such account.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Nottinghan
of John de Feriby, king's clerk, of pavage for three years.
Protection and safe conduct until Michaelmas, for John
Canterbury, the chancellor, coming to the king for the furtli
difficult business.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Brimton
church of Eyton, going to the court of Rome on business of
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel
assign a stall in the choir and place in the chapter to Richai
king's clerk, who on the king's presentation has been admitt
of Chichester to the prebend there lately held by Ma
Ayleston, deceased.
Writ of aid, until Christmas, for Alexander le Porter appoi
carriage for the household of queen Philippa.
By bill of the treasur
Exemption for life of Roger de Forsham of London froi
assizes, juries or recognisances, from appointment as mayor,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his
tallages, aids, watches and contributions of every kind, wh<
of London or elsewhere.
Pardon of a trespass committed by Henry de Burnton, so
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in bequeathing after the publicatio
of mortmain nine messuages and 18#. of rent, in Newcastle-i
chaplain and his successors to celebrate divine service dail
of All Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the soul of the
souls of certain others, without obtaining the licence of E<
alienation ; and licence for John Pulhore to retain in mortm
Confirmation of a grant by Hugh de Lacy to Matthew d
and assigns, of the manor of Bathfay in Ireland, with the a
church of the manor.
Licence for Thomas son of John Waryn, chaplain, to enfeoi
John Waryn of a messuage, 12 acres of land and Ry.of rent
and of the bailiwick of the forestership of the forest of Dene
said to be held in chief.
June 12.
Newcantle-
upon-Tyne.
Mbmbrjns 14.
Grant to Martin de Ixnyngge, king's clerk, of the custo<
hospiial of Dorchester, in liie diocese of Salisbury, for life.
Writ de intendendo directed to the brethren and sisters (M
648 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 14 — cont,
June 8. Appointment of William de Gra of York to the custody of the smaller
Newcastle- piece of the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of York,
npon-Tyne. pursuant to the statute of merchants, during good behaviour, so that he
execute the office himself.
March 3. Grant to William le Engleis, king's yeoman, of the office of constable of
York. Loghmaban castle, with the herbage of the adjoining park, for such time as
the castle shall remain in the custody of the king. By p.s.
June 8. Nicholaa, abbess of Holy Trinity, Caen, staying beyond the seas, has
Durham, letters nominating Philip Bonvallet and William de Yatemenstre her attor-
neys in England for three years. By fine of 60f. Gloucester.
She also has the like nominating Peter de Ghuris and William de Grarris
her attorneys in the islands of Gemereye, Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye.
By fine made in other letters.
June 7. Pardon to William de Monte Acuto of all debts due to the Crown at the
Newcastle- Exchequer, in the wardrobe on in any of the king's courts, by himself, his
upon-Tjne. father WiUiam de Monte Acuto or other ancestors, and release of any
accounts and arrears of accounts which he should render at the Exchequer
or elsewhere for himself or his ancestors of money received for the munition
of towns, castles and fleets, or for any other cause. By p.s.
April 27. Acquittance to the abbot and convent of Whalleye for 800 marks paid by
FoUdogham. the abbot in the king's chamber upon a recognisance wherein he was bound
in the Chancery. By p.s.
June 9. Presentation of Hugh do Middelton to the church of Mont^omeri, in the
Newcastle- diocese of Hereford. By pjk
opon-Tyne.
June 8. Licence for Joan late the wife of Thomas de Bodbergh tenant in chief
Newcaatle- to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
upon-Tyne. By fine of 20 marks. Gloucester.
Memorandum^ that Elias de Aylberton and William de Tyderinton of the
county of Gloucester appearing in person before the king in his Chancery
at the place and on the day aforesaid became bound for the payment of the
fine by the said Joan.
June 10. Grant to Thomas Talbot, king's clerk, of the deanery of Brugenorth.
Newcastle- By p.S.
npon-Tync. Mandate to the sheriff of Salop to induct him.
June 11. Gift to William Trussel, king's yeoman, to whom the king by letters
Newcastle- patent lately granted the manor of Bodeston, co. Northampton, and after-
opon-Tyne. wards in place of it the manors of Bricesbiry and Kemston, of all crops sown
by him in the manor of Bodeston while he held the same, with the profits
and issues of the manor from 1st May last to Michaelmas. By p.s.
June 12. Appointment of John de Galeweye, in place of Adam de Galeweye, now
Newcastle- deceased, as one of the collectors of the murage and pontage at Newcastle-
npon-Tjne. upon-Tyne, which the king lately granted to the mayor and bailiffs to be
taken by the said Adam, Richard de Acton, John de Denton and John
Worleman, for ten years from the expiration of the grant of murage for
seven years made by letters patent dated 3 February, 1 Edward III.
June 9. Exemption, for life, of John Crescy of Braythewell from being put on
Newcastle- assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
npon-Tyne. coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his wilL
By p.s.
June 13. Grant to Robert de Mauley, king's yeoman, in consideration of his ser-
Newcastle- vice in dwelling continually by the king's side, and in enlargement of the
npon-Tyne. i^te grant to him of the bailiwick of the stewardship of the forest of Shire-
wod under the form more fully contained in the letters patent, that he shall
hold the bailiwick for life as Walter de Chaumbre did. By p.s.
8 EDWARD III.— Pabt 1.
1334.
June 9.
Newcastle-
npon-Tjne.
June 10.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Licence for Thomas, earl of Warwick, to grant to the de
of the church of St. Mary, Warrewyk, the advowson of
Pylardynton Hercj, said to be held in chief, and for thes(
the church.
Exemption, for life, of Henry Whissh, king's jeoman, fro
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against bis
Grant to John son of Greorge de Bupe of Ireland, deceased
for some relief in respect of the amercement of 200 mark
father for non-attendance when summoned to the Parliament
20 Edward II. and 2 Edward III. on the ground that su
was excessive as his father's absence was not due to disobec
only of the said 200 marks shall be levied.
By pet. C. at Newcf
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains oi
of Dublin.
June 11.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 8.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 11.
Newoastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 6.
Newcastle-
upon-TV^e.
June 16.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 15.
Neweastle-
upon-T^e.
June 17.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 13.
Grant to Roger Lysewy, king's yeoman, of the manor of '
Isle of Wight, in the county of Southampton, to hold for h
Pardon to Eichard, abbot of Middelton, for taking a hind
Fromcy a bound of the king's chace of Porbike.
Pardon to John de Breideston of the outlawry in the coun
lisbed against him while he was in the king's service in I
appearance before William la Zousche and his fellows, jus
terminer, to answer touching an indictment that he with o
assise of novel disseisin was pending between William Moi
Lyoun and Alice his wife touching a mill in Sevenok, by
cured the said John and Alice to be indicted of the theft
then imprisoned, whereby John was hanged and the said Wi
the mill against Alice while so imprisoned.
Gktmt to John, archbishop of Canterbury, that, whc
received the temporalities of his present see on his translati<
of Winchester he had caused all the winter seed to be sown f
for the present year to be either sown or provided ready for i
have all the crops so sown in the lands of the temporalitic
Winchester without rendering anything to the king for
these crops shall in due season be mown by the customarj
they have used to mow ; and that the archbishop shall be pei
the residue to be mown by his own men and sei'vants, and
profit of the whole without hindrance by the king or any of
Mandate in pursuance to the keepers of the see of Winch(
Presentation of Adam de Hoton, parson of the church of
church of St. Sampson, York, both in the diocese of York,
of benefices with John de Otteley.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Benu
dean of the church of St. Carentoc, co. Cornwall.
Release to Robert de Clifford, on bis petition, shewing
all deeds, rolls, memoranda and other things of Roger de Ciifi
who was of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, against
were taken into the late king's hands along with his cast!
550
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne,
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 23.
Kaby.
Membrane 13 — cont.
lands, and were then etolen, he is now heavily distrained before the
justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Nottingham because he has
not produced before them the writs, rolls, indictments and memoranda
relating to the forest, of the time wherein Robert de Clifford, whose son
and heir he is, was justice of the forest on this side Trent of Edward I.
and Edward II., as he could not for the cause aforesaid, of every action
which the king has or might have against him by reason of the said
writs, &c. By p.s.
Robert de Clifford, staying in England, has letters nominating Robert
de Salkeld and Walter de Coumbe his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for two years, for John, bishop of
Carlisle.
Writ de intendendo directed to Philip Aubjrn with respect to 4 marks
of rent in Upsorabourn, now due to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kins-
man, pursuant to letters patent whereby the king lately granted to him
inter alia the said rent when it should revert to the king by the death of
Alice Thebaud, now deceased, who then held it in dower.
Robert de Clifford, staying in England, has letters nominating Robert
de Salkeld and Walter de Coumbe his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Licence for Andrew Braunche to enfeoff Philip Gifford and Richard
Bishop, chaplains, of the manor of Frome, co. Somerset, said to be held
in chief, and for them to re-grant it to him and Joan his wife, in fee tail,
with remainder to his right heirs. By p.s.
Ratification of the entry by Henry de Burgherssh, bishop of Lincoln, into
the manor of Hextredebury and lands in Colem and Stoerte, co. Wilts,
upon the death of Margaret de Badelesmere, pursuant to the tenor of the
letters patent whereby the king in the life-time of the said Margaret
granted the reversion of the same to him and his heirs. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Seman le Prest.
The like for the following : —
John de Mereworthe.
James de Godelesford, parson of the church of Mereworth.
William Cormoraunt, * keu.'
John de Mereworth, knight.
Robert Cosyn.
William Aleyn * wodeward.'
Hugh Cat.
Peter de Mereworth.
Protection with clause rogamus, for two years, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalen by Norwich, and their attorneys,
collecting alms in churches.
Licence for Thomas de Radecly ve super Sore to enfeoff John de Spondon,
vicar of the church of Lokynton, of a messuage and two virgates of land
in Radecly ve-upon-S ore, held in chief, and for him to re-grant them to
Thomas, Alice his wife and the heirs male of their body, with remainders
to Adam de Craddeleye, Joan, his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, and to
the right heirs of Thomas. By fine of ^ mark. Nottingham.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Spondon, vicar of the
church of Lokynton, and William de Wyvilleston, vicar of the church of
Shepesheved, to the abbot and convent of Leycestre, in satisfaction of 20#. of
the 20 marks yearly of land and rent which they have the king's licence to
acquire, of a messuage, a toft and two virgates of land, in Shepesheved
which are not he^d in chief as appears by the inquisition.
8 EDWARD m.— Part I. 561
Mbmbrans 12.
1334.
June 15. Pardon to the king's kinswoman Elizabeth de Burgo, late the wife of
Newcastle- Rog^r Damory, and the other tenants of the lands of the said Roger, of
upon-Tjne. 12,000/. required of them by summons of the Exchequer on account of a
recognisance of 6,000/. wherein he stood bound to Hugh le Despenser the
elder and the like to Hugh le Despenser the jounger, which have
escheated to the king by the forfeiture of the said Hugh and Hugh ; on
petition of the said Elizabeth showing that these recognisances were made
by compulsion. By p.s.
June 15. Grant to Robert StufiPyn of Newerk that he may pull down the houses
Newcastle- which he has acquired in the town of Mamme^eld Wodehous, within
upon-Tjme. Shirewod forest, carry them without the forest where he will, and rebuild
them or make his profit of them otherwise. By p.s.
June 17. Restitution to John le Clerk of Hayleland of a messuage in Berwick-on-
Newcastle- Tweed acquired by him, in fee, in the time of Edward 1., of whom it was
Qpon-Tyne. jj^j^j jq burgage by the service of 26*. Sd, yearly, but taken from him after
he had expended 100/. in building the same by Robert de Bruys in war,
which is now in the king's hands as an escheat by the forfeiture of Andrew
le Barber; on condition that he dwell therein himself or cause other
sufficient Englishmen to dwell there.
V<tccUed because on the Scotch Roll,
June 18. Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the king's kinsman, to whom the king lately
Newcastle- granted the manor of Assheleye, co. Southampton, of certain lands in
upon-Tyne. Lim^ Sumburne held by Mary late the wife of Philip de Hoyvill,
for her life by grant of John de Farlygnton, late lord of the said manor,
which are parcels of the manor and are of the yearly value of 4/. 11*. lie/.,
and which are now in the king's hands as escheats by the forfeiture of
Hugh le Despenser, the grandfather of the said Hugh, who held the
reversion thereof ; to hold until he succeed to the lands of his mother.
By p.8.
June 21. Henry Cammel and John de Brug', monks of Muchelneie, bring news of
Newcastle- the death of John de Hentone, their abbot, have letters for the prior and
upon-Tjme. convent of licence to elect. By p.s.
June 16. In the time of Edward I., the prior and convent of Brynkebume obtained
Newcastle- from him a licence for the alienation to them in mortmain by William de
npon-Tjoe. Felton of 16*. of rent in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and held the same for a
great while, but on a presentment before Hugh de Cressyngham and his
fellows, justices of the said king in eyre in the county of Northumberland,
that they had entered therein before obtaining the licence, it was taken into
the king's hands by command of the justices and has remained there ever
since. Now, however, out of compassion for the heavy losses sustained by
the prior and convent by the war of Scotland, the king has pardoned the
trespass of their predecessors and n^stored the rent. By p.s.
June 20. Pardon to the tenants of the demesne lands of the king's manor of New-
Newcastle- castle Lyouns in Ireland, on their petition showing that both in the time of
npon-Tjme. ^^ \^^ j^^g jm^j ^f ^j,q present king they have been so impoverished by
plunderings and burnings of their lands by Scots and Irish in rebellion
against the king that they are no longer able to pay the farm of 100/. due
for such lands, of 100/. out of 200/. arrears of the said farm now required
of them by summons of the Exchequer of Dublin. By p.s.
June 12. Appointment, at the request of Henry, earl of Lancaster, the king's
Newcastle- kinsman, of Richard of Wylughby, Robert de Aston, Robert de Sadyngton
upon-Tyne. ^^d John de Hambury, as justices in eyre for this turn to hold the pleas
of the earl's forest of Pykeryng, co. York, from the time when Edmund,
late earl of Lancaster, his father, last held the same by virtue of a grant to
him by Edward I. By K. ft C.
552
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Kewcastie-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 17.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 15.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 10.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Membrane 12— coi?^.
Mandate to the sheriff of York to summon all tenants of lands within the
said forest, and from every town within the metes of the same four men, the
reeve, foresters and all others who should be present, to attend before the
justices at Fjkeryng on Monday after St. Laurence. By K. & C.
Appointment of William le Blount Me neveu,' Henry de Hambury,
William Basset and Robert de Sadyngton as justices in eyre for pleas of the
earl's forest in the county of Lancaster. By K. & C.
Afterwards^ on 20 August 9 Edward III., Richard atte Pole and
William de Claphain are associated with these justices.
Mandate to the sheriff of Lancaster to summon all who should be present
to attend before the justices at Lancaster on Monday after St. Peter ad
Vincula. By K. & C.
Pardon to John deNorwico, knight, now imprisoned in the marshalsea of
the household, for the death of John son of John de Felton, knight, as it
appears by the record of the steward and marshals of the household that he
killed him in self defence.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Adam de Tyketon, John de Holm and
Emma late the wife of William Toller of Grymesby to take 300 quarters of
any kind of corn to the parts of Berwick to make their profits thereof, not-
withstanding any prohibition of the export of com. By K.
Membrane 11.
Exemption, for life, of John de Draycote of Redlyssh from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
escheator, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
By p.s.
Licence for Richard Talebot and Elizabeth his wife to grant to James de
Wodestok that two messuages, two carucates of land, 40 acres of meadow
and 40*. of rent, in Fernham by Farndou, said to be held in chief, which
Richard son of Simon holds for life of the inheritance of the said Elizabeth,
shall remain to him for his life ; and for James to enter thereon after the
death of Richard. By pj5.
Licence for John, bishop of Carlisle, to appropriate the church of Routh-
bury, in the diocese of Durham. By p.s.
Pardon, at the request of Henry de Bello Monte, earl of Boghan, the
king's kinsman, to William fon of William Fraunceys of Tathewell for
the death of John Bouth of Kirkeby, and of any consequent outlawry.
By p.s.
General pardon, at the request of Edward, king of Scotland, the king's
kinsman, to John Haward, knight, the younger, for all breaches of the peace
in the time of the late king or of the king, and of any consequent outlawries.
By p.8.
Grant to the prior and brethren of the king's hospital of St. John the
Baptist without the new gate of Dublin in Ireland that, whereas they
are charged with the sustenance of a hundred and fifty-five poor sick
persons besides the chaplains and lay brethren of the hospital and at present
have not enough to support the charge because their goods and possessions
in the suburb of the said city and elsewhere in Ireland are greatly wasted
by hostile attacks of Scots and Irish, they shall have as alms all deodands
of the land of Ireland, which thej have used to have at the will of the
justiciary, for seven years from this day. By pet. of C.
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Alice de Rydale.
8 EDWARD III.— Part I. 553
1334. Membrane 11 — ami,
June 17. The like for Patrick Potter, chaplain.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 18. Protection with clause rogamusy for one year, for attorneys and proctors
Newcastle- sent by the good men of the town of Nottingham to collect alms for the
upon-Tyne. repair of the great bridge, the little bridges and the causeys of their town.
June 18. Exemption, for life, of John de la Wodehalle from being put on assizer,
Newcastle- juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, or
upon-Tyne. other minister or bailiff of the king, against his will. By p.s.
June 20. Pardon to the citizens of Dublin in Ireland, on their petition showing
Newcastle- that whereas they hold their city by a yearly fee farm of 200 marks, whereof
upon-Tyne. ^^q parts are levied on houses in the suburbs of the city, the said houses at
the time of the late invasion of Ireland by the Scots were with the common
assent of the land of Ireland burned to save the city, that the Scots might
not harbour therein, and still are lying waste, as well as for their heavy
expenses caused by frequent attacks of Irish rebels and at divers times in
defence of their city and in other places in the king's service, in the
company of the justiciary, and for relief of their estate whereby they are now
so impoverished that they cannot pay their farm without intolerable burden,
of 100 marks, being one moiety of the said farm.
By pet. of C. at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of
Dublin.
June 19. Grant to Henry de Lancastre, the king's kinsman, reciting a grant to liim
Newcastle- of 500 marks yeai*ly at the Exchequer and his subsequent appointment to
upon-Tyne. ^|,^ custody of the castle and land of Bergeveny in Wales, during minority
of the heir of John de Hastynges tenant in chief of the late king, that he
shall retain such appointment quit of the rent of 500 marks at the Exchequer
reserved in the letters patent whereby the same was made, in recompence of
the first-mentioned grant. By p.s.
Aug. 16. Pardon to John Haward, late sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, of 400/. out
Bourne. of 555/. 14^. 4^£?., required of him by summons of tfie Exchequer, for
debts owiug to the king from the time when he was sheriff. By p.s.
June 24. Protection with clause nolumui in Ireland, for two years, for the abbot of
Newcastle- Keynesham, staying in England.
Qpon-Tyno.
June 20. Ralph, count of Eu and Guisnes {Come* Augi et Ouynarum)^ and Joan
Newcastle- his wife, staying beyond the seas, have letters nominating John Fremin and
upon-Tyne. Halph Sirloc their attorneys in Ireland for three years.
June 16. Grant to the king's burgess and merchant, John de Denton of Newcastle-
Newcastle- upon-Tyne, having regard to the good place which he held for the king and
upon-Tyne. }^^ lieges in the last war of Scotlimd, and still holdsi and to his service to
the late king and to the king, that for his life his merchandise shall be quit
of all customs, prises of wines and maletolts whatever.
By E. A 0.y and by p.8.
Mbmbranb 10.
June 19. Inspeximus and confirmation of (1) charter of Edward king of Scots,
Newcastle- dated at Bokesburgh on 20 October, in the first year of his reign, and
upon-Tyne. witnessed by Henry de Bello Monte, earl of Boghan, David de Strabolgi,
earl of Athol, Duncan, earl of Fife, Gilbert de UmfVevill, earl of Angous,
Eichard Talebot, Hennr de Ferariis, Alexander de Mouibroy, Eustace de
Maxewell, knights, and many others being a grant to Thomas Ughtreth,
knight, of the manor of Bouchill, and other lan<1s in Scotland which had
escheated to the king by the forfeiture of John Stiward, knight, to hold to
564 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334. Membrane 10 — eont,
him and his heirs with all knights' fees, wards, reliefe, escheats, forfeitnresi,
marriages, advowsons of churches liberties, easements, tol and theme, in-
fangthef, utfangthef, commodities and appurtenances, and pnnnise that if
the sune should be recovered from him by the heirs of the said John or bj
any other bj judgement of the king's council, by petition in Parliament or
otherwise, he should hold them until he should be peaceably seized by the
king's gift of land in Scotland of equal value ; (2) grant by John Crabbe,
burgess of Berwick-on-Tweed, to the said Thomas and his heirs of a tene-
ment called Le Withalle, in S^ate Street, Berwick-on-Tweed, which the
grantor had of the gift of the king of England and of a tenement sometime
of James de Colonia ; and (3) the like of a garden in Berwick which the
said James sometime held of the grantor at fee farm. By p.s.
Vacated because on the Scotch Boll.
June 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon da Swanlond of 2 acres
Newcastle- of wood, 15 acres of pasture and 20s, of rent, in Northmymmes, to
npon-Tyne. augment the sustenance of a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the
church of Northmymmes for the soul of the said Simon and the soul of his
father, mother and ancestors. By fine of 50s. Hertford.
June 1. Licence for Bichard de Ohaumbemoun to crenellate his manor of
Helmfley. Medebury, co. Devon. By p.s.
June 28. Pardon of trespasses of Ingelram de Gjnes and Christiana his wife, now
Barnard Castle, deceased, in acquiring from John son of John de Cauncefelde the manor of
Casterton, held in chief, to hold for their lives with remainders to Robert
their son, for life, to Baldwin his brother and the heirs of his body, and to
the right heirs of Christiana, and entering therein 'without the licence of
Edward II., and grant that Robert shall have the manor, which as well by
occasion of the trespasses as of the death of the said Christiana, is now come
into the hands of the king, for his life, witli remainders as above.
By fine of 10 marks. Westmoreland.
June 23. Pardon to Richard de Bykerton for acquiring without the king's licence,
Baby. from Adam, late bishop of Worcester, a messuage, 3 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow and an eighth part of a virgate of land, in North wik by Worcester,
held in chief as parcel of the bishopric and of the yearly value of Ss, as
appears by an inquisition taken by John de Peyto the younger, escheator in
the counties of Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop, Stafford and the
adjoining march of Wales, to hold to him and the heirs of his body by the
rent of Ss. for all services and secular demands, with remainders to Richard
son of the said Richard and the heirs of his body, and in default of such, to
the bishop of Worcester ; and licence for him to retain the same.
By fine of 10*. Worcester.
June 24. Pardon to John de Kirketon for acquiring in fee from John de Dryby the
Baby. castle of Tatereshale and the manor of Tumby, held in chief, and entering
thereon without licence ; and licence for him to retain tbem.
By fine of 20/. Lincoln.
June 23. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Homeby the elder to
Baby. the abbot and convent of Croxton of a toft, 4 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
and 6 marks of rent, in Leek and Ireby, and pasture for all kind of animals
in the said town of Ireby, to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in Holy Trinity chapel within his manor of Tunstal for his soul and
the souls of his ancestors, heirs and benefactors.
By fine of 12 marks. Lincoln.
Vacated by surrender,
June 18. Licence for the prior and convent of Repyndon, to acquire in mortmain
Newcattle- land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of lOOf. By p.s,
npoD-Tyne.
8 EDWARD m.— Pabt I.
665
1334.
June 26.
Babj.
June 10.
Newcmstle-
upon-Tyne.
July 4.
York.
June 23.
Baby.
June 16.
Newcastle*
upoD-Tyne.
June 18.
Neweastle-
npon-Tyiie.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Pardon to William Deynconrt for acquiring in fee from Gilbert son and
heir of Richard son of Laurence de Braunston a messuage and a bovate of
land in Braunston, which the said Richard had acquired from William
Trussebut, who had them from Adam le Fevre and he from Edmund
Deyncourt, who held them in chief of Edward II., and entering therein,
notwithstanding that the licence of the late and present king had not been
obtained for anj of these transfers ; and licence for him to retain the
messuage and land. By fine of lOs. Lincoln.
Grant to Peter de Saut Marreys, Master John de Hameldon, parson of
the church of Overton Watervill, Richard de Lincoln of Peterborough,
and to the good men of those parts, of pontage for three years on wares
passing over the bridge of the town of Peterborough across the river Nene.
By p.s.
Pardon to Richard son of John Doy veil of Hymelyngfold for the death of
Hugh son of Ralph de Wombewell at Wombewell, as it appears by the
record of John de Stonore and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver
York castle, that he killed him in self defence.
Mbmbranb 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's,
York, and their successors, of a writing of John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, dated York, 27 February, 7 Edward III., to this eflTect ; John, earl
of Warenne, Surrey and Stratherne, lord of Bromfeld and Yale, to all the
faithful in Christ to whom this present writing shall come greeting, know
ye that of late we made our letters as follows ; John de Warenne, earl of
Surrey to all persons greeting ; know ye that we have inspected a charter
of William sometime earl Warenne, our ancestor, as follows : be it known
that for the saving of my soul and the souls of my friends, I have granted
to the abbey of St. Mary, York, and the monks there Henes, with the moor
and marsh which are around Henes, to make their profit thereof as well in
the moor as in the cultivated land and marsh, and Moonkflet with all its
fisheries, and besides at the Assumption three pikes {lupos) in Brademere
and twelve breams. Witnesses ; Robert de Wesrevall, Baldwin de Magnam,
Robert Folville, William son of Ralph, Alvred the clerk : we by these our
letters jinder our seal, dated in our castle of Conesburgh 4 April, 2 Edward
IIL, confirm the said grant in firank almoin. And now we bear that
because in such charter and confirmation sure bounds and devises of the
tenements were not specified, the monks have been much disturbed in time
past and impeached about such bounds contrary to the said charter by
ministers of our ancestors and of us. We therefore grant that the abbot and
convent hold the tenements as in lands, meadows, pastures, woods, moors,
marshes, waters, paths and ways, by the following metes and devises, to wit
Neufiet, which is between Le Mermouth and Littelgarth, with the meadows,
pastures [and] marshes adjoining the river Neufiet on the north, and also
with the moors adjoining such marshes and pastures, which metes and
devises were reputed true in the times of our progenitors, and with all other
lands given to the abbey by us or our ancestors. And we release all the
right of us, and our heirs in the aforesaid lands. * By p.s.
Pardon to Roland de Grendon for acquiring in fee from John de Lan«
castre two messuages, 47 acres of land, 1 acre of meadow and an eighth part
of a mill, in Neutonwest., co. Northumberland, said to be held in chief of
ijdward II., and entering therein without licence of the late king or of the
king ; and restitution of the same to him. By p.s.
Appointment of Stephen Aleyn of London to the ofiice of the tronage of
wools in the port of Boston, during good behaviour. By p.s.
Mandate to Thomas le Botiller for livery to Stephen of the office and all
things pertaining thereto which are in his custody by the king's appoint-
ment.
566 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 9 — eant.
June 26. GraDt to tlie abbot of Hagbmon who at the king's request has volan-
Baby. tarilj given 100«. towards the charges of the marriage of hia sister Eleanor
to the count of Gueldre, that such grant shall not prejudice the abbey as a
precedent.
The like to the abbot of Dieulacres, who has given 66#. M,
June 29. Mandate to the prior and convent of the church of St. Peter, WesUnin-
Barnard Castle, ster, keepers of the temporalities of Westminster abbey during voidance,
for restitution thereof to Thomas de Henle, one of the monks, lately elected
to be abbot of that house, which is directly subject to the church of Rome,
who has been duly appointed abbot by J. archbishop of Canterbury by
virtue of the apostolic authorities committed to him in that behalf and has
done fealty to the king. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
William de Northo, escheator in Surrey and other counties.
Robert Selyman, escheator in Southampton and other counties.
William Emeys, escheator in Warwick and other counties.
John de Peyto the younger, escheator in Hereford and other counties.
Writ de intendendo in favour of the said Thomas directed to the tenants
of the abbey.
May 17. Pardon, at the request of Robert de Ufford, to John de Brewosa for
Borstwick. entering into 30s, of rent in Waltham, co. Lincoln, held in chief, which was
delivered to him when of full age by Edmund Bacoun, the keeper appointed
by Edward II. to the custody of his lands during his minority, without hav-
ing done homage to the king and proved his age as is customary, or having
carried out any other process in the Chancery required in that behalf.
June 30. Exemption, for life, of Thomas Purchasour from being put on assizes,
Barnard Castle, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, corocer,
escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By K.
June 28. Pardon to John Burgeys of Massingham of his outlawry in the county of
Barnard Castle. Cambridge, for non-appearance in the court of King's Bench to answer
touching a plea of trespass of John, prior of Bemewell ; on certificate by
Richard de Wylughby, chief justice, that he has since surrendered in the
marshalsea.
July 3. Protection with clause volumusy until All Saints, for Thomas Ughtred,
York. going to Scotland on the king's service. By p.s.
The like for the following :—
Thomas de Skelton.
Ralph de Burton.
John de Rotse.
Robert de Bosevill.
Robert Lacy.
Henry Danyel.
William de Thorpe.
Thomas Lovcll.
Simon de Beltoft.
John de Colevill.
William de Santon.
John de Routheolive.
Thomas de Clifton.
John Lovell.
July 4. Grant to Thomas de Swynnerton, king's yeoman, of the custody of the
York. forest of Kynefare, at the same wages as Henry de Mortymer, deceased,
held the same by. By p.8.
June 11. Whereas in the time of Edward I. John de Creppyng, knight, acquired
Newoaitle- in fee from Roger de Moubray 160 acres of land and 40 acres of meadow in
npon-Tjne. Burton in lionesdale, held in chief, and afterwards William de Oreppjmg, the
8 EDWAED m.— Pabt I.
657
1334..
July 4.
York.
July 4.
York.
July 6.
Sherburn.
July 6.
Pontefnot
June 19.
NewcasUe-
npon-iyne.
Membrane 9 — cont,
800, acquired the same from his father to hold to him and the heirs of his
body, with remainder to the said «John and his heirs, and both John and
William entered upon the premises without licence ; the king has pardoned
these trespasses and has granted to William licence to retain the land and
meadow. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Bruys of Pykeryng of
five messuages, a toft, four bovates of land and ds. of rent, in Pykeryng,
Midelton and Kynthorpe, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
the parish church of Pykeryng for the souls of the said William and his
ancestors, and of Master William de Pykeryng and Master Robert de
Pykeryng. By fine of 5 marks. York.
Bevocation of the late collation of the prebend of South Cave in the
church of St. Peter, York, to Geoffrey Hakun of Cave ; and ratification of
the estate therein of Cardinal Neapoleo who, it appears, had long filled it
when such collation was made. By p.s.
Protection with clause rogamus, for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. Leonard without Tyklull, collecting alms.
The like for the following : —
The master and brethren of the hospital of St Edmund without Blytli.
The master and brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew without
Lincoln.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Philip Bemardini, parson
of the church of Sibelton.
The like for Oto Sapyty, prebendary of Sutton in the church of the Holy
Trinity, Cicestre.
MSMBRANS B.
Whereas in the time of Edward I. William Galoun, now deceased,
acquired from Robert Basset 16 acres of laud on Le Elle in Banmburgh, held
in chief, which the said Robert had acquired from Adam de Bedenhale, and
Adam from Robert le Porter, and these all entered upon the land without
licence, and whereas the said William at the day of his death held other
lands of Thomas, then earl of Lancaster, which latter lands at his death
were seized into the king's hands by Roger de Horaele, then constable of
Baumburgh castle, on the ground that they were held by Thomas earl of
Lancaster whose lands were in the hands of Edward II., together with the
body of Thomas son and heir of the said William, then of the age of ten
years, whom he caused to be married under age ; and now tho escheator in the
counties of York, Northumberland, Cumbenand, and Westmoreland has, as
is said, seized into the king*s handis both the said 16 acres by pretext of the
acquisition thereof without licence and the other lands by pretext of the
custody thereof and the forfeiture of the marriage of the said Thomas son
of WUliam ; the king on proof of great losses sustained by the latter
through the war of Scotland has pardoned all these trespasses as well as the
forfeiture and everything else that pertains to him for the custody and
marriage, and has granted to him that he shall have his lands again. By p.s.
Queen PhUippa has letters nominating Ilasculph de Whitewell her attorney
in England for one year.
Robert de Gynes, staying beyond the seas, has the like nominating Oliver
de Welle, parson of the church of Gresmere, and Thomas de Bethum his
attorneys, for three years.
Protection with clause fto/umut , for three years, for Robert de (Jynes, clerk.
June 28.
Bftmard Castle.
June 24.
Baby.
June 25.
Raby.
June 24. Ratification of the estate which Thomas de Wakefeld, king's clerk, has
Barnard Oastle. in the hospital of St Leonard by Edenburgh, by graut of Edward, king of
Scotland. By p.8.
558
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1334.
July 2.
Newborgli.
July 4.
York.
July 3.
York.
July 4.
York.
July 4.
York.
July 3.
York.
July 4.
York.
July 2.
Newbargh.
June 15.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
July 4.
York.
July 8.
York.
July 4.
York.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Pardon to John de Grey for taking two hinds in Shyrewode forest in
the time of the late king, whereof he is indicted, and of any consequent
outlawries. By p3.
Presentation of Thomas de Peueseye to the church of Hautclere, in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift hy reason of the voidance of the
see. By p.s.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Easter, for John de Kyngeston,
knight, staying in Scotland on the king's service. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumtu, for one year, for Richard de Normanton
of Edenstowe, vicar of South Kirkeby.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Scardeburgh of pavage for three
yeai's. By pet. of 0.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for John de Akele of Great
Yarmouth.
The like for the following : —
Gilbert de Eboraco, parson of the church of Ravenyngham, constantly
attendant on the king's business in the Chancery ; for two years.
The abbot of Alba Landa, for one year.
Simple protection, for one year, for Stephen Gerruti, proctor of Peter,
cardinal priest of St. Stephen's on the Celian, treasurer of the church of
St. Peter, York, who has lately come to England to prosecute business of
the cardinal and the treasurership.
Licence for Thomas de Bradestan to cut down the underwood growing in
his wood of KnoUe, within the king's chace of Fillewode, co. Somerset, and
to sell the same or make his profit thereof otherwise. By p.8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 20 November,
8 Edward II., being a licence for the abbot and convent of Teukesbury to
appropriate the churches of Thornbury and Faireford. By p.s.
Pardon to John de Grauntsete for acquiring divers lands in Ireland while
holding offices in that land in the time of the late king and of the present
king, contrary to the ordinance of the late king and his council that no
minister in Ireland should do so while in office, and entering thereon without
licence ; and licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.
Exemption, for life, of Nicholas de Catton from being put on assizes,
juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Grant to John, duke of Brittany and earl of Richmond, of pava^re for
three years for his town of Richmond. By K.
MSMBRANB 7.
July 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Shepelay to the abbot
York. and convent of Kirkestall, in satisfaction of 30s. of the 20/. yearly of land
and rent which they have the king's licence to acquire, of 60 acres of land,
1 acre of meadow and 20 acres of waste in Shadewell, which are not held in
chief as appears by the inquisition taken by William de Clapham, escbeater
in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Master Andrew Sapiti, going beyond the seas has letters nominating
Ubertin Gerardi de Zsnnetis of Piacenza his attorney in England for
two years.
He also has the like nominating John archbishop of Cashel in Ireland
and the said Ubei'tin his attorneys in Ireland.
8 EDWARD in— Part I.
659
1334.
July 4.
York.
May 14.
Bontwiok.
July 6.
York.
June 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
July 3.
York.
July 8.
Clipstone.
July 7.
ClipstODe in
Sherwood.
July 8.
Clipstone.
July 10.
Clipetone.
July 11.
CUpstone.
July 13.
Nottingham.
July 16.
Nottingham.
July 14.
Nottingham.
July 13.
Nottingham.
July 10.
Nottingham.
Membrane 7 — cant.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph bishop of Bath and Wells
to the prior and convent of Bath the place of his palace in Bath and the
house called Bishopesboure situated in that place, for the enlargement of
their priory; granted after return of an inquisition taken by Ralph de
Middelneye, escheator in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall and
Devon whereby it appears that this will not prejudice the king and his heirs
except in this that they will lose the issues in time of voidance of the see,
that the place and house are held in chief in frank almoin, as parcel of the
see that they are of the yearly value of 2^., and that the place is 170 feet
long and 80 feet broad. By p.s.
Appointment of William de Shareshull as a justice of the Bench, during
pleasure. Bj C.
Mandate to the justices to admit him.
John, duke of Brittany and earl of Richmond, going beyond the seas, has
letters nominating Geoffrey Lornairs and Luke Cheuaige, parson of the church
of Swafham, his attorneys in England for three years.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Croland to appropriate the church
of Drayton, in the diocese of Ely, which is said to be of their advowson.
By p.8.
Ratification of a grant in fee by John de Pulteneye, citizen of London, to
Ralph de Hastynges of the manor of Neuton Harecourt, eo. Leicester.
By p.8.
Vacated by surrender and othertoue below under the same date.
Signification to R. bishop of Bath and Wells of the royal assent to the
election of John de Somerford, prior of Muchelney, to be abbot of that
house. By p.s.
Pardon to Roger de Duffeld for all trespasses of venison in Shirewode
forest in the time of Edward IL, whereof he is indicted and of any
consequent outlawries. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph de Brok, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church of
St. Wulfram, Abbeville, which William Barbry held. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Grant to Robert de Ufford of the marriage of the son and heir of John
de Fhilberto, the king's ward, on proof that he had bought such marriage
for one of his daughters for a sum of money paid to the said John in Us
lifetime, but that the latter died before the marriage had been celebrated.
By p3.
Appointment of John de Bumstede to the custody of the smaller piece of
the seal used for recognisances of debts in the city of Norwich pursuant to
the statute of merchants, during pleasure. By p.fl.
Protection for one year for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Luke
the Evangelist atte briggescDde of Beghton, collecting alms for support of
their house.
Exemption for life of John de Landwath of Wolde from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff,
coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for Richard de Melton,
parson of the church of Wylughby.
Protection for two years for the leprous men of the hospital of St. Mary
atte Westebarre, Nottingham, seeking ahns for the support of their
house.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Canterbury, and their
attorneys, collecting alms in churches.
560 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Metnhrane 7 — cont,
July 13. Pardon to John de Moljns, king's yeoman, Egidia his wife and John
Nottioghtm. their son, now tenants of the manor of Weston Turvill, co. Buckingham,
sometime of William Turvill and afterwards of Nicholas Turrill, late,
sheriffs of the counties of Buckingham and Bedford, of all debts and
arrears of farms required of them for the king's use by reason of the manor
for debts of the said William and Nicholas from the time when they were
sheriffs ; and release to John de Molyns of all debts 1o the king, whether
his own or his ancestors, and of all accounts due by him at the Exchequer.
By p.s.
Afterwards these letters were renewed under date of 1 June^ when the
king was at York in the ninth year of his reign. By K.
July 16. Pardon, at the instance of R. bishop of Durham, to John de Luceby, of
NottiDgham. the order of Friars Minors, for all homicides, felonies, robberies, and other
trespasses against the peace, whereof he is indicted, and of any consequent
outlawries. ^y p.s.
The like to John de Cokeryngton of the same order. By the same p.s.
July 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Asteleye of Morton
NottiDgham. of a messuage and a carucate of land in Hullemorton to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary, in Hullemorton church, for
the souls of the said Thomas, Marseiy his wife, Edith de Asteleye, the
father and mother of Thomas and his heirs and ancestors.
By fine of 40*. Warwick.
July 16. Exemption, for life, of Roger de Webbeleye from being put on assizes,
l^ottingham. juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
June 16. David de Caunton, going to Ireland, has letters nominating John de
Nottingham. Ellerker, clerk, and Robert de Holbek his attorneys in England for two
years.
July 16. William de Grandissono, staying in England, has letters nominating
Nottingham. Walter de Stallinge and Henry de Tykenham his attorneys in Ireland for
three years.
MSMBRANB 6.
July 6. Grant to William Fitz Waiyn, king's yeoman, of the 80 acres of land,
Doncaster. 9^ acres of meadow and two parts of a messuage and of a dovecote, in
Kilthorp, CO. Rutland, which escheated to the king by the rebellion of
Simon de Bereford, to hold for his life by the services whereby the same
were held before they came into the king's hand?, and that 36s, 2\d, of
rent in the same town, which by reason of the said forfeiture should revert
to the king after the death of Walter do Exton, the present tenant, shall
remain to him for his life rent free. By p.s.
March 8. Pardon to William Nowel of his outlawry for non-appearance before
York. William de Ros and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the county
of Lincoln, to answer touching an indictment that he let Henry Sledemere
dwelling in AVestkele, who was indicted of divers felonies, go away when
he had a warrant to arrest him, on condition that he surrender in Lincoln
prison. By p.s.
July 13. Pardon to Hugh Gryvel for all trespasses of vert and venison in the
Nottingham, forest of Gttltros, and of any consequent outlawries. By p.s.
July 4. Whereas divers lands late of Christiana de Gynes tenant in chief had
York. passed into the king's hands on her death and while these were thus in his
hands William de Coucy, who as appears by an inquisition taken by the
king's command by William de Clapham, escheator in the counties of York,
Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland, is her son and heir and of
full age, by deed, granted to William de Coucy his son, in fee^ the manors of
8 EDWARD nr.— Pabt I. 561
1834. Membrane 6 — cant
Moureholm, Warton, Wjresdale, Essheton and Quytyngton, with a moiety
of the town of Ulverstone and the advowson of the priory of Conysheved,
CO. Lanca««ter, and Wynandermere, with a moiety of the town of Kyrkeby in
Kendaie, land» in Casterion, with the mills there, and the advowsons of the
chapels of Wynandermere, Marieholme aod Gressemere, co. Westmoreland,
which she held at her death and whereof great part is held in chief by barony,
as appears by the inquisition, without having done homage and fealty to the
king for such lands or made livery of them in the usual manner, the king,
at the request of the count of Uainault, his father, has pardoned these tres-
passes and the relief which William the father ought to have rendered for
the lands and ratifies the grant to the said William son of William, having
taken hi^ homage and restored the lands to him. By p.s.
July 12. Licence in mortmain for Walter de Rodeneye to grant to Ralph, bishop
Nottingham, of Bath and Wells, that ten messuages, a carucate of land and 6 marks of
rent, in Wourthe, now held for life by Petronilla de Northern, shall remain to
him and his successors, in exchange for the advowson of the church of
West Harpetre, which is held in chief, to be gi anted to the said Walter in
fee. By p.s.
July 14. Appointment of Ralph de Nevill, Richard de Aldeburgh and Peter de
Nottingham. Middelton as justices in eyre of the forest in the county of York, for this
turn. By K. & C.
July 14. Appointment of Simon de Semer, king's clerk, to the custody of the writs
Nottingham, and rolls in the said eyre, duriijg pleasure. By C.
Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains for livery to him out of the
Ti*easury of the rolls and writs of the last eyrt^
Mandate to him to receive and keep them.
July 14. Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire to summon the archbishops, bishops,
Nottingham, abbots, priors, earls, barons, knights and freeholders within the forest in his
bailiwick, and from every town within the forest, four men and the reeve,
the foresters of towns and all others who should attend, to be at York on
Thursday on the morrow of All Souls next, for the holding of the said
eyre. By K. & C.
July 15. Inspexitnus and confirmation of letters patent of Walter bishop of
Nottingham. Coventry and Lichfield, master of the hospital of St. Leonard, Y'ork, and
the brethren of the same, dated 27 May, 1317, being a licence for Dionisia
and Agnes de Hotlium, sisters of the hospital, to dwell apai t from the other
sbters in a house or chamber newly built for them near the hospital and
grant that for their lives they should have such corrodies in victuals, fuel,
clothing and bedding lis the other sisters have. By p.s.
July 15. Pardon to Beatrice late the wife of Edmund de Geddyngg, knight, of her
Nottingham, waiver in the county of Rutland for not having prosecuted before the king
an appeal which she had brought by writ against Eustace de Folevill and
others of the death of her husband. By C.
March 10. Grant to William de Baumburgh, king's clerk, of the chapel of St. Mary,
Woodttook. Se3mthemarieholm in Wynandermere, in the king's gift by reason of the
forfeiture of the master and brethren of Seggedene in Scotland. By K.
Mandate to the sheriff of Cumberland to cause him to be inducted.
July 17. Richard bishop of Ossory, staying in England, has letters nominating
Nottingham. Robert de Dounton, chaplain, and Walter son of Hugh de Kilkennia his
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
July 16. Grant to Fulk de la Frcyne of the manor of Donmask, co. Kildare,
Nottingham. Ireland, an escheat by the forfeiture of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of
March, to hold with knights* fees and advowsons of churches for ten years,
rent free. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary and the chancellor of Ireland.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor in respect of
their rents and other Berrices due to the.«> 'd Fulk.
U 65668. N N
662
CALENDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1334. Membrane 6 — coni,
July 16. William le Blount, stajiuff iu Eugland, has letters uominating William
Nottingham, de Purton and Heurj de Lodegersale bis attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Thomas de Burgh, the treasurer of Ireland, going thither on the king's
service has letters nominating Tliomas de Evesham, derk, and William de
Eirkeby his attorneys in England for one year.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for the said Thonms.
July 4.
York.
July 10.
Clipftone.
June 23.
Babj.
July 12.
Nottingham.
July 13.
Nottingham.
July 13.
Nottingham.
July 14.
Nottingham.
July 16.
Nottingham.
Membrane 5.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elena late the wife of Nicholas
de Sexdecim Yallibus of York of four shops and 19«. of rent, in York, held
in burgage by the service of rendering \\d, yearly to the king as bus-
gable by the hands of the bailiffs of the city at St. James the Apostle, as
appears by the inquisition, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
the church of St. Martin in Conynge Strete, York, for the souls of the said
Nicholas and Elena. By fine of 10 marks.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and* convent of
Dieulacres, in satisfaction of 60s, of the 10/. yearly of land and rent which
they have the kins's licence to acquire, of five messuages, &vq tofts, 20 acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow and a moiety of a messuage in Leek, by William
de Leversete ; three messuages and 14 acres of land there, by Kichard de
Blacwode; and two messuages and 2 acres of land there, bv William
Whitswire, chaplain, wf lich are not held in chief as appears by the inquisition
taken by John de Peito the younger, escheator in the counties of Hereford,
Gloucester, Worcester, Salop and Stafford and the adjoining march of
Wales.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Longevillers of a
piece of land in Tuxford, 100 feet long and 55 feet broad, and of 5 marks of
rent, out of his manor of Tuxford, which are held in chief as appears by the
inquisition taken by William Emeys, escheator in the counties of Warwick,
Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Lancaster, to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in Tuxford church for the soul of the grantor after death,
and for the souls of the faithful departed. By p.s.
Writ of aid, until All Saints, for Adam de Brewode [appointed by John,
archbishop of Canterbury, the chancellor,^ purveyor for his household.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the city of Hereford of murage and
pavage for four years. By p.s.
Presentation of Master H^inr de Petlyng, vicar of the church of Sowy,
in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to the church of Menstreworth, in the
diocese of Hereford, on an exchange of benefices with Bobert de la Lee.
Appointment of Adam de Steyngreve, king's clei*k, to the custody of the
writs and rolls in the Common Bench, during pleasure. By p.s.
Mandate to William de Poynton and William de Burgo, clerks, for Uvery
to him of these, with the memoranda and other things i)ertaining to the
ofiice, which are said to be in their custody.
Mandate to the justices of the Bench to admit him.
Confirmation of grants to Thomas de Baumburgh, king's clerk, and his
heirs of the following lands in Baumburgh ; 6^ acres of land and 1 acre of
meadow, by William Patrik of Baumburgh ; 3 acres of land in a place
called *Le EUe,' by William Gray; 3 acres of land by John son of William
son of John Wilcokcsson of Shoston ; 4 acres of land, by John Scot ; 3 acres
of land by Margery late the wife of Adam de Crof ton ; 3 J acres of land by
William Hoker of Baumburgh (all which lands and meadow were in the
king's hands by the death of Roger le Porter who, as was said, held them
for life by grant of Edward I., and in the custody of the said Thomas for
term of years by grant of the king, until the king caused them to be
8 EDWARD III.— Part I. 663
1334. Membrane 6 — cont.
delivered to the several grantors named above because it was found bj
inquisition that Roger had no estate therein but by disseisin of certain of
their ancestors) ; and 60 acres of land and 6 acres of meadow and the
custody of the gate of Baumburgh Castle, by Robert son of Robert le
Porter of Baumburgh ; and pardon to the said Thomas for acquiring and
entering without licence these and any other lands held in chief, and
licence for him to retain them. By p.8.
July 10. Pardon to Nicholas de la Beche for taking a stag and a hind in Shirewode
Clipstone. forest. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John de Langeford.
Maurice de Berkele.
July 16. Protection with clause nolumus^ for one yeari for the prior of Repyndon.
Notting^iam. The like for the following : —
John Pigas of Bristol.
John de Mules, knight, until Easter. By p.s.
July 18. Robert de Hanbury, parson of the church of Stoke.
Nottingham.
July 15. Adam de Herewynton, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Nottingham, de Balscote, derk^ and John de Hales his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
July 16. Licence for Henry, bishop of Lincoln, to appropriate the church of
Nottingham. Woubourne, which is said to be of his advowson. By K.
July 13. Pardon to 'John de Freston, vicar of the church of Edenestowe, of the
Nottingham. 5 marks by which he made fine before Ralph de Nevill and his fellows,
justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Nottingham, for a trespass in
Shirewode forest. By K.
Mbmbranb 4.
July 15. Protection, for one year, for leprous men of the hospital of St. John,
Nottingham. Chesterfelde, seeking alms for the support of their house.
July 14. Ratification of the estate of Nicholas de Ak, king's clerk, as parson of the
Nottingham, church of Bynteworth, in the diocese of Winchester, of the patronage of
the archbishop of Rouen, notwithstanding any right of the king therein
by reason of voidance of the see or the temporalities of the same being
in the hands of him or any of his progenitors, sometime kings of England.
By p.8.
July 15. The like of Master John Lnterel, king's clerk, as prebendary of Knares-
Nottingham. burgh in the charch of St. Peter, York. By p.s.
July 16. Confirmation to the abbot and convent of Nyweham in mortmain of the
Nottingham, following; grant by Richard de Turry of the manor of Norton, with
Horchnrd and the hundred of Norton ; confirmation of the said grant by
William de Marteny ; release by Thomas de Marisco of the rent of lOt.
due from the abbey for the land of West Orchard ; the like by John de
Marisco, son and heir of Richard de Marisco; release by Richard de
Coteheye, son and heir of Hailof de (Joteheye, of 14 acres of land and 3
acres of meadow in Axemynstre ; grant by Adam Cran of all his tene*
ment of Canmore ; grant by Reginald de Moun of the church of Luveputte,
and grant by Adam Boce of his tenements in Bremelham, Mortesthome,
Wadechete and Sefeberge. These are not dated or set out at length.
By fine of 20#. Devon.
July 15. Appointment of Adam Game * flechcr ' to the oflSce of porter of the
Nottingham, king's castle of St. Briavells. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the constable of the castle.
N N 2
564 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
3^334^ * Membrane 4 — cont.
July 14. Grant to John Burgeys of Ledred of the bailiwick of Coppedethorne of
Nottingham. Effyngham, co. Surrey, during pleasure. llj K.
July 16. Licence for Richard de Welles to enfeoff Geoffrey de Bello Fago of the
Nouiogham. manor of Quatte, co. Salop, held in chief, and for him to re-grant it to
Richard, for life, with remainders to Joan daughter of John de Wanton,
knight, for life, and to the rieht heirs of Richard.
By fine of 5 marks at the instance of Geoffirey le Scrope.
July 14. Appointment of Thomas de Longevilers as a justice in eyre of the forest
Nottingham, in the county of Nottingham for this turn along with Ralph de Nevill,
Richard de Aldeburgh and Peter de Middetton already appointed. By C.
Mandate in pursuance to the other justices.
July 16. Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for James de Benteleye.
Nottingham. The like for the following :^-
Arnold, prior of Abberbury. '
Thomas de Brayton, parson of the church of Campsale, who is con«
stantly attendant on the king's business in Chancery.
July 16. Protection for one year for leprous men of the hospital of St. Katherine,
Nottingham. Drynghous, seeking alms for the support of their house.
Exemption, for life, of John Ryvel from being put on assizes, juries or
recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner or
other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
July 17. Protection with clause volumus^ until Easter, for William Trussel, going
Nottingham, beyond the seas on the king's service. By p.s«
July 16. Appointment of William Trussel, Master Richard de Bynteworth,
Nottingham, professor of civil law, William de Cusancia, canon of the church of St.
Wilfrid, Ripon, and James de Lukes as proctors to treat with Mary daughter
of Ferdinand de Hispania, lord of Lara, and with the kinsfolk and friends
of the said Blanche (sic), for a marriage between the latter and John earl of
Cornwall, the king's brother.
July 16. The like of the said William de Cusancia and James do Lukes, to treat
Nottingham, with William de Gynes, lord of Coucy, for a marriage between the said earl
of Cornwall and Mary daughter of the said lord. IFoederaJ]
July 15. Licence for Edmund Bacoun to enfeoff Thomas de Bradewell, parson of
Nottingham, the church of Salle, and Robert de Jernemutha, the younger, of the manor
of Houton and of four messuages, two mills, 200 acres of land, 10 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 60 acres of marsh and lOOs. of rent, in Olton,
Carleton, Lowystoft and Flixton, with the advowson of the church of
Olton, CO. Suffolk, held in chief, and for them to re-grant these to Edmund,
Margery his wife, and the heirs of the body of Edmund, with remainder to
remain to Robert Bacoun, knight, and to John Bacoun, knight successively,
in fee tail. By p.s.
July 16. Grant to William de Boseworlh, in enlar/^ement of the late grant to him
Nottingham, of the custody of the writs and rolls in the King's Bench of Ireland during
good behaviour, of the office for life. By K.
July 16. The abbot of Rievaulx, going to a general chapter of Cistercian order,
Nottingham, has letters nominating John de Marton, clerk, and William de Hustwayt his
attorneys in England until Christmas.
July 16. Restitution to Maurice Fitz Thomas, earl of Dessemound in Ireland, of
Nottingham, all royal liberties in the county of Kerry, the four pleas of arson, rape, fore-
stalling and treasure-trove and the profit of the Cross (croceis) of Kerry only
excepted, which the king lately granted to him in tail male but afterwards
resumed. By K. & C.
Mandate in puisuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
8 teDWAIlD m.—PiLBT I. 5«5
1334, MSMBRANS 3.
July 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of queen Philippa [in
NottiDgham. French], dated Northallerton, 7 August, 7 Edward III., being a release to
Nicholas de la Beche of the rent, suit and services duo to her for certain
lands in Chidyngle, pertaining to the manor of Wyllyngdon, and a grant to
him of Philip de Wemesfalst, Basil de Hillesherst, John Fuiz Robert of
Peek and Richard de Wernesfalst, bondmen oi the town of Chidyngle, with
their lands, goods and issues. Bj p.s.
Vacated because otherwise on the Fine Boll of the sanie date,
July 16. Appointment of Greoffrey le Scrope as a justice of the Bench, during
Nottingham, pleasure, in the place of John de Stonore. By K. <& C.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the Bench.
July 14. Grant to Geoffrey le Scrope, in consideration of his services to the late
Nottingham, king and the king, and his unwearied labours in special missions beyond
the seas for the latter, at the time when he chief justice of the King's Bench,
that he shall not henceforth be compelled to go beyond the seas on such
missions or elsewhere without the realm, against his will. By p.s.
July 1 5. Gift to John, archbishop of Canterbury, in regard to his great labours in
Nottingham, the direction of the affairs of the king and his realm, of the crops sown in
the lands of the see of Canterbury while the same were in the king*s hands
by reason of the late voidance of the see.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Cobham and Thomas de Faversham,
keepers of the see.
July 16. Whereas Thomas de Heton by letters patent, dated 31 January ,
NoUingham. 1 1 Edward II., had a grant of 60 marks yearly at the Exchequer nntil he
should receive the equivalent for life out of lands which had escheated to
Edward 11. by the treason of Gilbert de Middelton and out of other lands
if these should prove of insufficient value, and afterwards had a grant from
the same king in a Parliament at York of two parts of such escheated lands,
namely, the manor of Breredon, a moiety of the town of Hertelawe, a toft
and 10 acres of land in Chaldstrothere, co. Northumberland, extended at
\6L Is^ 6}€f., with the reversion of the remaining third part, extended at
7/. 13«. ^^J., expectant on the demise of Juliana de Morileye, mother of
the said Gilbert ; whereas also, on suiTender of the aforesaid letters patent,
he had a grant from the said king of 26 roark^, 12t. S\d, yearly at the
Exchequer, being the balance of the pension of 60 marks for which he had
not received the equivalent in land, to be reduced by the amount of the
extent of the remaining third part whenever such fell in ; and whereas the
said Juliana is now dead ; the king has granted that from henceforth he
shall have 10/. Ss. 4d. yearlv at the Exchequer until he be satisfied of that
amount of land or rent» for life. By C.
July 16. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Aogustines's, Bristol, to appro*
Nottingham, priate the church of Fifhide, which is said to be of their advowson. By p.s.
July 16. Pardon to Richard Torbevile^ in consideration of his having gone to
Nottingham. Scotland in the king's service before Trinitv 7 Bdwanl III. i^nd having
while there received the order of knighthood, u>r not having taken the order
by the said feast pursuant to the king's proclamation.
July 21. Presentation of John de Langeton to the chorch of St. Martin, Gloucester,
Bury 8t. in the diocese of Worcester.
Edmunds.
July 16. Presentation of Thomas Geraud to the churcii of North Waltham, in the
Nottinghfun. diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see.
The like of Alexander de Heymundescote to the church of Wyke St. Mary
{Beate Marie de Vallibus) by Winchester, in the king's gift for the same
reason.
666 CALENDAR OP PATfiNT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 3 — cont. *
Jaly 13. Appointment of Robert de Barton to the office of the tronage and peeago
Nottingham, of wools in Boston, at the same wages as William de Aune had for the
office. By p.s.
Julpr 16. Licence for Hugh Burdet to grant to Henry son of Hugh Burdet and the
Nottingham, heirs of his body two messwiges and 4 acres of land in Sandiacre, co. Derby,
said to be held in chief, with remainder to the grantor in fee simple.
By p.s.
July 15. Pardon to Thomas de Eton for entering without licence into the manors
Nottingham, of Belford, Yesington and Hethpol, said to be held in chief, after a grant by
Nicholas de Huntercumbe that these should remain to him and his heirs
after the death of Elena de Huntercumbe, then tenant thereof for life-, and
surrender by the latter of her estate therein ; and licence for him to retain
the same. By p.s,
July 16. Whereas Richard de Lutterworth, lately appointed by the abbot of
Nottingham. St Evroui as his attorney in a plea before the justices of the Bench against
the abbot of Buldewas touching the devises of their lands, was adjudged
by the justices to prison and to be removed from his office because that by
the ignorance of the clerk who wrote the writ to them to admit him before
them as such attorney his name was given as James de Lutterworth;
the king on proof of the true state of the case has pardoned him and restored
him to his former estate of attorney. By p.s.
July 16. Appointment of Robert de Denton to the custody of the smaller piece of
Nottingham, the seal used for recognisances of debts at Kyngeston-upon-Hull pursuant
to the statute of merchants.
Mbmbranb 2.
July 22. Appointment of Master Richard de Clebury, king's yeoman, in consideration
Northampton, of his service to Edward I., Edward II. and the present king, to the custody
of the lands in Russhton, co. Northampton, which Isabella late the wi^
of Robert Basset held for her life, to hold the same during the minority
of John, kinsman and heir of the said Robert, the king's ward. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in the counties of
Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland.
July 24. Presentation of Robert de Tanton, parson of the church of Hadenham,
Beading, in the diocese of Ely, to H. bishop of St. Davids for admission to the
church of Lampadervaur; on an exchange of benefices with John de la
Chambre. By p.s.
July 26. Presentation of Richard de Southorpe, king's clerk, to H. bishop of
Beadicg. Lincoln for admission to the portion in the church of Todyngton lately
held by John de Helydon, deceased, which is in the king's gift by reason
of his custody of the lands and heir of Paulynus Peyvere, tenant in chief.
July 16. Protection with clause nolumus for Lenton priory now greatly burdened
Nottingham, with debt by misrule and other causes; and appointment of Master
Itherius de Concoreto, Thomas de Evesham and Berand de Mayrinhaco to
the custody thereof, for two years, to receive all rents and profits and to
apply the same in relieving the estate of the house, saving reasonable
sustenance for the prior and convent. By K.
July 16. Licence for William la Zouche of Haryngworth to enfeoff John la Zouche
Nottingham, and William Danet of the castle of Totteneys and the manors of Totteneys
and Comworthy co. Devon, Briggewater, Heygrave and Oddecumbe, co*
Somerset, Calstone and Calne, co. Wilts, and Eyton and Hoghton RegiS|
CO. Bedford, which are said to be held in chief, and for them to grant the
castle and the manors of Totteneys and Comworth to WiUiam son of Eudo
la Zouche and Elizabeth, daughter of William de Ros of Hamelak, in fee tail,
and the remaining manors to the said William la Zouche for life, with
8 EDWABD III.— Part 1.
1334.
July 24.
Beading.
July 24.
Beading.
July 16.
Nottingham.
July 24.
Beading.
July 80.
Windsor.
July 30.
Windsor.
July 20.
Windsor.
July 26.
Beading.
July 24.
Beading.
Aug. 2.
Windsor.
Aug. L
Windsor.
Aug. 1.
Wilder.
Membrane 2 — cont
remainder to the said William son of Eudo, in fee tail. I
of the hodies of William son of Eudo and Elizabeth, the (
are to revert to the right heirs of William la 2iOuche.
Mandate to Ralph de Middelneye, eseheator in the coui
Dorset, Cornwall and Devon, for restitution of the tempora
of Muchelney to John de Somerton, late the prior of i
election as abbot has been confirmed by Ralph, bishop of
and who has done fealty to the king.
Writ tie intendendo for the said John, directed to tl
abbey.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for the
yate.
Appointment of Thomas de Abyndoo, king's clerk, to
troller of the custom of wines, wools, hides and wool-feUs,
custom of Zd. in the pound and of other small custoi
the port of Kyngestou-upon-HuU, during pleasure, on c
write the rolls with his own hand, stay there continuall}
office in person and not by a substitute.
Mandate to the receiver of the county of Ponthieu to
of Grerard de Orum, late seneschal of the county, of wa^
respect of his said office and of his expenses in coming lat
England at his summons for certain business relating to th
to pay out of the issues of his bailiwick what shall b
account to be due to the said Gerard.
Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pet
England, has letters nominating Laurence Cod and Joh
attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the prior and
staple to Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of the advowson of
Peter, Bedefoi^y a pension of 6f. M. which they recei
church, and a pension of 26«. %d, to be received from the
mershton by Whitchirchei which is of their advowson.
ByK
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the prior anc
staple to the dean and chapter of the church of St. Mary,
sion of 20*. which they receive from the church of St. Mi
Vacated because otherwise below. By fin<
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Jol
Winchester, dated Wolveseye, Tuesday [after] the feast o
appointing Robert de Certeseya bailiff of the soke of W
at the usi^ wages, to hold the bishop's courts and to rec^
issues there, on condition that he answer for the same at
Wolveseye. By fine of ^ marl
Protection with clause rogamus^ for one year, for the ma
of the hospital of St. Gtenddy Sauve Migeure, in the dio<
and their attorneys, collecting alms in churches.
Protection with clause twlumuSf for one year, for E
Ossory.
Gift to Roger Lysewy, king's yeoman, in enlargement
to him by letters patent of the manor of Whitefield in tl
of the crops growing in the manor.
Exemption, for life, of Thomas de Knolle from being pu
or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor,
eseheator or other buliff or minister of the king, against 1
668 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 2'''Cont.
July 16. Protection with clause volumusy until Easter, for William Tnissel of
Nottingham. Flore, knight, going bejond the seas on the king's service. By p.s.
July 16. He also has letters nominating Richard de Helyngworth and Walter de
Nottingham. Notehurst his attorneys in England until Easter.
Mbmbranb 1.
July 16. Grant to Thomas de liurgh, king's clerk, treasurer of Ireland, in
Nottingham, consideration of his costly labours in his said office, of 20/. yearly at the Ex-
chequer of England, until such time as he or one of his be promoted to an
ecclesiastical benefice such as he will accept. hy K. & C.
Mandate in purpuance to the treasurer and chamberlains.
Appointment of Thomas de Burgh, king's clerk, to the custody of
Athelon castle for three years from Michaelmas next. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
Power to the said Thomas to remove epcheators, sheriffs, collectors of
customs and other ministers of the king in Ireland, who render account at
the Exchequer of Dublin, from their offices notwithstanding any appoint-
ment they may have thereto under the great privy *8eals, such as hold their
office in fee or for life always excepted, and to appoint others in their place
to hold office at the king's pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate to the chancellor of Ireland to make out appointments under the
Irish seal for those named for office by the said treasurer.
Appointment, during pleasure, of the said Thomas to supply the place
of the justiciary whenever the latter shall be absent from Ireland.
By K. & C.
Writ de tntendendo for him whenever supplying the place of the jus-
ticiary.
Mandate in pursuance to John Darcy, the justiciary.
Appointment of Adam de Lymbergh, king's clerk, to the office of the
chancellorship of Ireland, during pleasure.
Mandate to Ro^er Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jem*
salem in Ireland, for livery of the >^eal of Ireland, with the rolls, memoranda
and other things belonging to the office, which are in his custody.
Ei erai claustt.
Appointment of Robert do Scorburgh as chief baron of the Exchequer of
Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Ex-
chequer.
Appointment of Hugh de Colewyk as a baron of the Exchequer of Dublin,
during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Appointment of Robert Power, king's clerk, to the office of the chan-
cellorship of the Exchequer of Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer.
Appointment of Robert Bouser as chief justice of the pleas following the
justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
The like appointment of Thomas de Ix>uthe in case the said Robert will
not go to Ireland.
Appointment of John de Kirkeby there as second justice of the pleas
following the justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the chief justice of these pleas.
The like to Thomas de Louth in case the said Robert will not go.
Appointment of Robert de Scardeburgh as chief justice of .the Bench of
Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
8 EDWARD III.— Pabt I.
1884
July 31.
Windsor.
July 15.
Nottingham.
Julj 16.
Nottingham.
Membrane 1 — coni.
In like manner Thomas de Dente is appointed second just
Bench.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the said Bench.
Notification to S. bishop of Worcester that the king has
revoke his late presentation of Thomas de Escrik, king*!
church of Langedon.
Appointment of Edmund de la Beche, king's clerk, as kee]
wardrobe, during pleasure.
Vacated beeatise hehw.
Grant to Boger de Swjnnerton, on his petition, that wh
lately promised him for life 300/. yearly of land and rent
maintenance of his estate of knight-banneret, and afterwards
among other lands those in the counties of Stafford and
escheated by the forfeiture of Hugh le Dcspenser, late earl of
hold for life in part satisfaction of the 300/., he shall have
manor of Barewe, co. Ohester, and his lands and rem
Comeford, Austanfeld and Caldon, co. Stafford, which wei
60/. and 14/., with knight's fees, ad vow sons, liberties and c
ances, to hold to him and his heirs in full satisfaction of the
July 15.
Nottingham.
Aug. 3.
Windsor.
Aug. 6.
Windior.
Appointment of Edmund de la Beche, king's clerk, as kee]
wardrobe, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to William la Zouche, late dei
wardrobe.
Protection with clause nolumus^ for one year, for John V
the church of Sheperton.
RadBcation of the estate of Master John de Ragenhill,
parson of the church of Hale, in the diocese of Lincoln, whi
of the patronage of the abbot of Bardeneye.
Jan. 27.
Woodstock.
Jan. 28.
Dunstable.
Jan. 30.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 42e/.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wilugl
Radeclive, Roger Hillary and William de Gotham, on com]
Basset of Drayton that John Hamelyn, William de Drieby c
Ralph Hamelyn, John de Croumbwelt, William de Barke^^
Thomas his brother, Geoffrey de Maukeseye, William dc
Wymundam, William de Weldon, of London, clerk, Adam Ay
William de Skelton of Staunford and others broke his mai
and Hamuldon, co. Rutland, took away 12 horses, 40 oxen
from the manors, worth 100/., carried away his goods and af
and servants. By K., on information of the Chat
Commission de tcalliis etfossatis to John de Brenkel, Jot
the younger, Robert de Grenfeld and Roger de Nevill for
between burton Stather and Gbiynesburgh, in the parts of
Lincoln.
Mbmbranb 41<f. .
Commission of oyer and terminer to John do Cauteb
Shardelowe, Simon de Hedersete and John Claver, on c<
prior of Wymundham that William de Hales, Reginald his 1
Bole, Thomas de la Rokcle, John Notb, parson of
OruDgethorpe, Richard atte Hagh, chaplain, Thomas ]
Fvtele, Thomas Hodo, John Berard, «rohn Galoun, B
William Spryngald, Robert atte Water, Gilbert Gobey, 1
570 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
jgg^^ Membrane 41 d. — cont.
Edmund Brisecourber, William Botoun and others carried away his goods
at Wyklewode, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
The like, on complaint by Robert son of John Kytewante and William
son of Gilbert Kytewante that William de Hales and the others broke their
close and houses at Wykelewode and carried away their goods. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 39<f.
Feb. 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Oantebrigge and Simon de
York. Brunne touching the accounts of the collectors of the pavage granted by
the late king and the king at Cambridge. By C.
Mbmbranb SSd.
Feb. 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John delfeld, John
Tork. de Hampton, William Scot and Thomas de Faversham, on complaint by
AJice late the wife of Robert de Sharstede and Richard le Smyth of
Newenham, executors of the will of Robert de Sharstede, that William
de Cheyne, knight, Margery his wife, John Elys of Laysdon, Alice his
wife, Agnes her sister, William de Patrikesbourne, John Tabourer of
Echynghamme, William de Knolle, John atte Boure, William de Helles,
Adam Roswyft, Thomas Staleworthe, John son of Robert de Laysdon,
Thomas Lyoche, John Sprot, John Seyntdenis, John atte Legh of Roucestre,
Robert Echemyner, Thomas atte Helle, John Potekyn of Dudynton, Robert
Saundre of Kastrete, Adam Riggesole of Tenham, Peter atte Broke of
Sydyngbourne and others carried away goods of the deceased which were
in their custody at Dudynton, co. Kent. By K.
Feb. 24. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury and John de
York. Hambury, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, of trespasses vrithin
his parks at Rolleston, co. Stafford. By K.
Feb. 24. The like to Thomas de Mounthermer, John Inge, Henry de la Pomereye,
York. James de Cokynton and Mathew de Crouthorne, on complaint by John,
bishop of Exeter, that John de Eyston the elder, John his son, Robert de
Eyston, Thomas Gambon, William Gambon, Adam Gambon, Roger Mar*
chaunt, Ralph de Bury, Henry de Bury, Ralph de Apeldore, Ralph Dorte,
William Boys of Halberton, Walter Bernard, Walter Gambon of Moreston,
Elias le Fitz Payn and others broke his park at Morchard Bishop, co. Devon,
hunted there and carried away deer. By K.
Feb. 28. The like to Ralph Basset of Drayton, Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de
York. Radedyve, John de Peyto the elder and Robert de Sadynton, on complaint
by John Frebem that John son of Richard de Weston, John Percy * le fitz ' the
elder, Thomas Chaloner, Robert de Mershton, Thomas de Beolton, Henry
de Wartres and others broke the doors and windows of his houses at
Coventre, co. Warwick, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and
servants. By ps*
March 1. The like to John Inge, John Dauney and Richard de Trevenor, on
York. comphiint by John Lambrun that John le Petyt, William Vyvyan, Philip
le Sor, Hugh Vyvyan, Philip de Pridyas, John de Erisy, Michael de Erisy,
Robert do Bodenewell, David de Bodenewell, John Rous' of Vouder, Richard
de Bodenewell, Walter le Petyt, Robert Bosvaynon, Hugh de Trewoyth,
David de Boskenal, John do Boskawen, Roger Sor, Peter Martyn, Richard
(|e Beskasewal, Alan Tregilion and others assaulted him at Helleston Burgh,
cO* Cornwall. By K*
\
8 EDWARD III— Part I.
1334.
March 2.
York.
March 1.
York.
Mbmbranb 37d.
Oommission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Berkele,
Grandissono, William de Shareshull, Robert de Sapj and >f^
Bradewell, on complaint by Gilbert Talebot of trespasses in hi
CredenhiU, co. Hereford.
The like to John de Oantebrigge, John de Insula and John de CL
on complaint by John de Veer, earl of Oxford, that, whereas b
of former kings he ought to have a fair at Stooistratford yearly ai
his ancestors time out of mind have used to have a market the
Simon Gobyon, Richard his son and others have carried away
there and at Calverton, and have assaulted his servant, John I
while collecting toll and other profits belonging to such fair and :
well as merchants and others offering their wares there compellic
withdraw from the fair and market. By fine of 10 marks. Bu
Feb. 22.
York.
Feb. 22.
Yoric.
Mbmbranb SSd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Drayto
de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury and John atte Lee, on con
Thomas le Rous, knight, that Fulk de Holcote and others took awa
8 oxen, 3 cows and 16 swine of his, worth 20/., at Pateshull, s
away his goods there and at Holcote by Touecestre, co. Notham]
The like to Thomas Bacoun, William Scot, Richard de Keli
Roger de Luda, on complaint by the abbot of St. Albans that \^
of Ralph de la Penne, Richard Maundevill, John son of Ralph dc
John Nichole, John de Wedon, Peter Saly, William Nichole,
Langeford, William son of John de la Penne, Walter Bartelmeu
Bartholomew atte Holmes, Thomas son of Robert Bartelmev
Heved, Gilbert Heved, Roger le Ostiler, Geoffrey Spryngold
Coliere, John Saly the elder, Hugh Pekkeinthele, Robert Mart^
Bartelmeu, Thomas le Boor, Robert le Warner of La Barnet
Baker, Thomas Wrench, Simon le Yiueter, Walter Bartelmeu th
Peter le Pipere, Walter Rypoun, Henry Jacob, Richard le
Agnes bis wife, Thomas le Baker, John son of Robert Pekkeinth
de Litlyngton, John de Dorsete, ' taillour,' Thomas Ckttegod, ]
Erie, Richard son of William Heved, Robert Albon, Lauren
Edmund le Boor, Thomas Clobbe, Thomas le Ferour, John Bau
Martyn, John de Langeford, John Goldenewey, William * Peress
Coliere,' Martin Freshmouth, Thomas son of William Nichok
Webbe, John Saly the younger, Roger Ingold, John de Gre
William de Touecestre, John son of John Spryngold, Nichol
Thomas le Correour, Simon Arnold, Walter Arnold, Richard at
La Barnet and others, broke his houses at Chepyngbarnet, co
and carried away his goods.
March 1.
York.
March 4.
York.
Mbmbranb Sbd,
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Herle,
Sadyngton and Roger de Aylesbnry,on complaint by Thomas de ^
earl of Warwick, that William Marmyon, knight, Richard m
de Wyttelbury, Robert de Garsale, Richard le Hay ward and ot^
some cattle which by his bailiff William Dauncet he had take
at Coldneuton, co. Leicester, for customs and services due to hii^
have impounded according to law and custom of the realm, earn
goods and assaulted his men and servants.
The like to Roger de Somervill, John de Shardelowe, Thomi
and William Scoty on complaint by James de EUandf paraon q(
6i2
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane Z5d — cont.
of Tankirsly, that Adam de Middelton> parnon of the church of Merston,
Adam son of John Caillj, Nicholas son of William de Lynton of
Harewode, Robert his brother, and others assaulted him at York. Bj K.
March 1.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 2.
York.
March 2.
York.
MSMBRANS 34cf.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Ufford, John Inge, John
de Makeefcld and James de Wodestok, on complaint by Robert de Bilke-
more that Henry Sturmy the elder, Henry and Geoffrey his sons, Richard
Sturmy, John Flory, Richard atte Hok, Thomas Sturmy, Henry Smythemor,
John Paleme, John Pope of Burbache, Adam Sok of Durle, Adam
Dagenet, Adam underforster del Bruyl, John Edmundesmon Togod and
others broke his close at Wotton by Burbach, carried away his goods there
and at Marlborough and Sevemake, and assaulted his men and servants.
By fine of 10*. Wilts.
Commission to Robert de Sapy, William de Bradewell and Robert
Dapetot, reciting that a commission was lately directed to Henry de
Pembrugg, Robert de Aston and Adam Lucas to make inquisition in the
counties of Gloucester and Hereford touching a complaint by Henry, earl
of Lanca<>tre, that the abbot of Tintern had raised divers weirs in the river
Wye, to wit, Blikeswero, Itheleswere, Asshewere, Walwere, Plump were,
Stawere, Bathingwere and Brocwere, higher than they used to be so that
ships could no longer pass to his town of Monemouthe and the adjacent
parts, and that the commissioners in the exercise of their powers therein
have caused the weirs of Itheleswere to be thrown down aod intend to do
the same with the remainder, reciting further that the abbot has since pre-
sented a petition before the king and council praying that the execution of
the said commission may be stayed on the ground that all these weirs,
except a moiety of Blikeswere are within the liberty of StroguU in Wales
belonging to the king's uncle, Thomas, earl of Norfolk, the marshal, and are
without the body of the county of Gloucester and of every other English
county to make inquisition by men of the county of Gloucester, and of
the said liberty and certify the king whether the weirs are in England or
in Wales.
Appointment of John Lestraunge and John de Burton to arrest and
bring to the king James Turmmyn, Humphrey his brother, John de Cauk
and Thomas Waldyn. By K. & C.
Commission to the king's clerks, John de Blebury, Thomas de Brayton
and John de Thoresby to survey the estate of the king*s hospital of St.
Nicholas, York, which is reported to be greatly decayed by misrule,
to reform abuses therein and to punbh those who are to blame in the
matter.
March 2.
York.
MSMBRANB ZSd.
Appointment of Robert de Souky, John de Asshton and William de
Worthy ngton to follow, an*est wherever found and imprison until further
order, John de Rudeclive, Richard son of William de Radeclive, Jordan de
Tettclowe, Richard his brother, John del Holt, Geoffrey his brother,
Thomas de Strangways, John his brother, Roger son of Roger de Barlowe,
Henry his brother, William son of Robert de Radeclive, John son of
Robert de Radeclive, parson of the church of Bury, Thurstan son of
William de Holand, Adam son of William de Radeclive, William his
brother, Roger de Parva Bouleton, Robert son of Robert de Aynesworth,
Richard le Skynnere, William son of Emma Penkcr, Thomas son of Adam
de Hyndelegh, Richard Hoguldogel, John son of Alexander de Prestworth
Roger Oonne of Radedivey Robert de Homeclivei Robert de Cattelowe,
8 EDWARD III.— Part I.
578
1334« Membrane ^Zd — cont
Henry son of Richard de Reditch, Thomas de Thurlewynde, Robert son of
Robert de Radeclive, Jordan de Walkedon, John son of Adam de Hjnde-
le|j;h, Henry son of Adam le Taillour of Blakeboiim, Richard de Turton,
Richard son of Geoffrey del Burches, William ton of William Hellow,
Roger de Harewode, Nicholas de Meducroft, John son of Henry le
Serjaunt del Grenehalgh, John del Ewode, John Foxe of Radedive,
Gilbert le Flecher, Robert de Bnrlowe, William Mose of Westlegh, Adam
son of Robert de Bouleton and Adam le Hunte, indicted in the county of
Lancaster of the death of William de Bradeshawe, knight, who, as appears
by a petition exhibited before the king and council, have broken his park of
IghtynghuU, banted therein and carried away deer, and in divers parts of
the realm are committing breaches of the peace to the great terror of the
people, and threatening those whom they have injured in the past so that
they have not dared to follow their plaints against them and their complices
in the king's court. By pet. of C.
March 3.
York.
March 1.
York.
Membrane 31c/.
Appointment of John de Walesbuy, Hugh de Elmesale, John Corzon,
William Criour and John de Neusum to arrest and imprison William de
Clayton and John de Clayton, who were committed to the marshaisea of
the King's Bench to answer touching an appeal by Isabella late the wife of
William de Elmesale of Donecastre of the death of her husband but who
notwithstanding this are said to be at large. By C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas de
Hoppescotes and Adam de Bowes, touching trespasses of vert and venison
in the king's free ohace of Allerdale, co. Cumberland. By p.s.
March 2.
York.
March 16.
Towcenter.
Membrane 29d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Percy, William de Twenge,
John de Stonore, and Richard de Aldeburgh, on petition of the commonalty
of the realm exhibited before the king and council in the last Parliament
at York, showing that notwithstanding the many appointments by the king
of keepers of the peace felons and transgressors escape due punishment
because they are maintained by magnates and others, who retain them in
their households and in their pay and livery, because gaol deliveries of
such felons take place sometimes before they have been indicted, sometimes
by surreptitious means, or by dishonest or cowardly jurors, and because
indictments which have been laid before the said keepers of the peace have
not yet been determined, touching any unpunished felon!os and trespasses,
and undetermined indictments in the counties of York and Lancaster.
By K. A C.
The like to the following : —
Hugh de Courtenoye, the elder "j
John de Stonore I . .v^ ^^.. . -^^
\in the county of Devon.
William de Shareshull
John de Trevaignon
Thomas de Berkele
Roger Chaundos
Robert de Aston
Roger Hillary
in the counties of Hereford and
Salop.
Membrane 2Sd.
Request to J. elect and confirmed of Canterbury, to cause the sentence
of the greater excomuiunicatton to be fulminated on every Sunday and double
feast day throughout the year in each cathedral, collegiate and parish
574 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334, Membrane 2M— eon^.
church of his diocese against all disturbers of the peace of the church and
realm, felons, maintainers of felons, perjurers, and bringers of false plaints
and their maintainers. \^Fcedera,'\
The like to the archbishop of York and all bishops of England and
Wales, except Adam who claims to be bishop of Winchester.
March 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Sluu^shull, John de
Woodstock. Peyto the elder, Henry Power and Alan de Asshe, in the counties of
Gloucester and Somerset, on complaint by William de Upton of Shrews-
bury, ^ tavemer/ that, whereas he and other m^chants had freighted at
Bonleaux a ship Le Mariote of Hook, whereof Henry Tollere was master,
with wines and other merchandise for Bristol, the ship on the Toyage was
driyen ashore at Goldclyve by the violence of the sea, when, notwithstanding
that those in the ship escaped alive to Clyredon, and John le Spicer, his
servant, one of these followed and claimed 20 tuns of wine, worth 100/.,
and other goods from the ship, which had been washed ashore by the river
Severn at Goldeclyve, Asshe, Clyvedon, Walton and Portesheved, Philip,
prior of Goldeclyve, Thomas, one of the monks, Thomas de Hanle, Philip
de la More of Porterton, John de Usk, clerk, Richard Seelf, Joan Robyn,
William Stevene, John Godyn of La Newport, Richard Gybyn, John
Hucheun, Henry Bruggeman, John Walk, Walter White, Henry Pollard
of Goldeclyve, John Sherman, William Wylcok, Walter Gormound, John
Mascy, Roger Mosey, John le White, vicar of Asshe, John Martyn, John
Adekyn, Gregory Meurik, John Robyn, William Sherman, Nicholas
Ketyng, Adam Richemau, William Runston, John Runston, Thomas Shulf,
John Pcrsoun, Richard le Lang, John Shulf, John Nichole, Andrew de
Brunton, John Roges, Katherine de Sevmor, Nicholas, parson of the
church of Portesheved, John, vicar of Caldecote, John de Wyk of Weston,
John le Capyere of Walton, John Porterose, Laurence Mareschall, Robert
le Mazoun of Portesheved, William his brother, Thomas Bile of Neweport
and others carried the wine and goods away. By fine of 20f .
Feb. 22, The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Ifeld, Gregory atte Shire,
York. and Thomas de Lincoln, on complaint by William Pygot of London,
goldsmith, that John de Aperdele, Miles de Upton, Thomas de Upton
William atte Chei-t, Stephen Dunnyng of Wauton, John Welwys of Rey-
gate, * parker,' John le Rede of Mikkelham, John Wilkelot, Robert Maheu
of Whatamstode, Roger Colyn, Richard atte Doune, Richard de Cicestre,
Thomas Rumpe and others carried away his goods at Mikkelham, co.
Surrey, and assaulted his men and servants. By p.s.
MSMBRANB 2bd.
March 30. Commission to Adam de Herewynton, Thomas de Hampton, and Hugh
Bockingbam. do Harbergh, to make inquisition in the county of Warwick and certify
the king as to the truth of an information made to him that the prior of
Coventre has since the passing of the statute of mortmain acquired lands,
rents and advowsons of churches and hospitals in Coventre and adjoining
towns without obtaining the licence required by such statute, and also
whether he, without warrant from the king, has for a long time used divers
liberties in such towns, to wit, view of frank-pledge, infongenethef, utfnn-
genethef, and other liberties, and has caused the foreign woods there wherein
queen Isabella, in right of the manor of Chelesmere, late of Robert de
Monte Alto, which she holds for life with remainders to John de Eltham,
earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, and the heirs of his body, and in
default of such to the king, ought to take wood for firing and to make
charcoal for her moor there, and pnlings for her perk as required, as other
lords of the manor have used to do, to bo cut down, and divers assart
lands in such woods to be made into enclosures and parks. By p.s.
8 EDWARD m.— Pabt I.
1334. Membrane 25d — cont
April 1. Commission to John de Handelo and John de Stonore to ]
Bookingham. de £we, who has surrendered in the prison of the county
required by the condition of a pardon granted 20 July, 7
of his outlawry in the said county for non-appearance before
and John and their fellows, justices of oyer and terminc
touching the burning of the houses of the abbot of Ab3rndon
Northcote and Barton hj Abyndon, the canying away of h
the murder of Henry le Hejward of Westgenge, whereof
indicted before Robert Achard and the other keepers of th
county, of the said felonies and trespasses, and to do justice th
Mbmbranb 23c/.
April 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, J
Kockiogham.' John de Hampton, William Scot, and Thomas de Faversham,
by Alice late the wife of Robert de Sharstede and Richard
Newenham, executors of the will of Robert de Sharstede, tl
of Laysdon, Alice his wife, Agnes her sister, Margery daugh
Skriff, William de Patrikesbounie, John Tabourer of E
William de Knolle, Isabella his wife, John atte Boure, Willi
Adam Roswyft, Thomas Staleworthe, Thomas son of Rober
Thomas Lynche, John Sprot, John atte Leghe of Roue
Echemyner, Thomas atte Helle, John Potekyn of Dudj
Saundre of Kaystrete, Adam Riggesole, Peter atte Broke of S
Bernard Pouche, Matilda Bouha of Sydyngbourne, Robert 1
Si reman of Sidyngbourne, John le Clerk of Lyndestede, Orei
John atte Broke of Wyngeham, Adam Latesowe, William le I
Ridelere, Emma Forge, Matilda Robyp, Thomas Pynke ol
Henry de Heghfeld of Dudynton, John Bussh of Lyndested
of Estcherche, John Bounde, Grcrvase Mellere, John Robyn
John Cokkel of Shepeye, Thomas Helpthatichemay, John P
destede, John Tonge, Selcok Crombere, John his brother, Alici
Alan Callore, Thomas le Taillour, Robert his son, John Brig
de Hampton of Roucestre, Thomas son of Robert Elis, T
and others carried away goods of the said Robert which ^
custody at Dudynton, co. Kent.
Mbmbranb 22d.
April 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Twe:
Bookingham. Shardlowe, and Robert Parnyng, on complaint by William,
York, that whereas he and his predecessors have time out of mir
in Beverley the assise of bread and ale, John de Manby, Then
Roger de Pel ton, Hugh Tirwhyt, Roger Sotheron, William
Thomas del Clay, John his son, Robert Jolyf, John Coker*
Brun, John Dousyng, Robert Dousyng, Stephen del Burgi
Bilton, Walter Crase, Robert de Neuland, William BuUax, R
Matthew de Lyndlowe, Richard Dousyng, William de Hom
le Barker. Robert de Celer, John de Wilton, 'pledour,'
' pledour,' Ellas de Watton, William Cuntfoule, Rc^r de B
de Hombleton, 'mazoun,' Stephen de Appelby, John de
Frost, Peter Baron, Richard Tirwhyt, John de Haynton, mere
de Burton, merchant, Thomas de Lund, John de Burton.
Lulleman, Adam LuUeman, William Goldynge, John d
* bocher,' William de Scorburgh, * bocher,' Robert de Scorbi
Thomas son of John de Scorburgh, John de Norwo
Boghhom, Robert de Sledmer, * carpenter,' Thomas de Li
676 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1334. Membrane 22d — cont,
Thomas son of John de Lund, Richard de Thorne, Thomas de Beverlaco,
John le Mercer, John son of Peter, Willisra de Rishton, John son of
Geoffrey Humbrecolt, William Randman, John de Kexbj, ' bocher,* John
Scofc, Henry del BoUe, John de Ripon, * bocher,' Robert de Driflfeld, William
de Ouseflet, Hamo de Routhe, Walter Laute, Elias de Lokynton, Peter de
Bosewyk, Laurence de Ryse, Stephen del Ga,rd, Richard de WalkyngtOD,
John Coppendale of Thorneton, Thomas de Harpham, John de Routhe,
Richard de Louthe, William Skoule, William Coppendale the elder, William
de Brustewyk, Robert de Scorburgh, knight, John his brother, John Porter
of Keldgate, Thomas de Wakeield, clerk, John de Waldeby, John ^ the
Levedy chapman,' Richard de Hugat, Richard de Lekyngfeld, John Douf,
Robert dc Briddale, John de Kexby, 'baker,' John Capun, John Humbre-
colt the elder, John de Celer, William de Ake, Geoffrey Hnmbrccolt, Walter
Seuward, Robert Busk, William Hailward, Hugh Limner, Adam Latoner,
Robert de Richemand, William le Sotheron, John de Thorton. John Jordan,
merchant, John de Burton, John Barker, Thomas Coppendale the elder,
John Hacon, Alexander Irnemanger, Stephen Keller, Robert de Kebtem,
Gilbert de Eleham, Walter son of Simon, John de Cotyngham, ' lardener,'
Andrew Sesse, Stephen de Harpham, merchant, John Boteler, John Bower.
Adam Tirwhyt the elder and the younger, Ralph Gryse, Michael Tighler,
Robert his brother, William de Stork, ' tighler,' Thomas de Waghen,
John de Sighelestorne, merchant, Thomas son of Thomas de Waghen,
William Goldyng ' by the Bek,' Ralph de Haytefeld, William de Brackyo,
John de Framesdene, John le Spicer, William le Mareschal, William his
son, Robert le Porter, William son of Thomas del Clay, and others, have
forcibly prevented him from having the amends of breaches of the assise
and his bailiffs and ministers from making examination and assise of bread
and ale, whereby he has lost his profit therefrom for a great while. Further
they have many times assaulted the said bailiffs and ministers and his
other men and servants, and have so threatened those that he can now
scarcely find any one in the town to serve him. By fine of 20#.
2^333^ Mbmbranb 2ld,
Dec. 3. The like to William de Clynton, Thomas Bacon, William de Ponte
Marlborough. Roberti and Stephen de Padyham, on complaint by Elias de Crosole, mer-
chant of St. Jean d'Angelyn, of Poyto that Richard de Coty ng. and others
carried away 96 tuns 5 pipes of wine, shipped by him at Tanny tur
Chareute in Poyto by the ship La Seynte Espirit de Gtreseye^ bound for
Flanders, which had been cast up by the sea at Bexle, co. Sussex after the
ship while on the voyage had gone ashore at Beuchief in a storm, notwith-
standing that at the time of such carrying away it was claimed for him by
his servant, Lewis de Ipre, who with divers mariners had got safe to land
from the ship. By pjs.
Vacated because in the Roll of the seventh year.
1334.
April 14. The like to Richard de Aldeburgh, William Malbys and Robert Pamyng,
Ramsey. on complaint by John Chaundler, citizen of London, that whereas of late he
freighted at the town of St. John in Scotland, a ship, Le Leonard of Lon-
don, whereof Thomas de Lyme was master, with salted salmon, hidei* of
stags, tallow and other goods to make his profit of in London, and the ship
whSe on the voyage being driven by stress of weather towards the coast
struck on a rock near Fyvele, co. York, so that she could go no farther,
Roger Andy, Robert Faukcs, Thomas Faukes, John le Mouner, William
Plaice, Knight, Thomas son of Walter, John Bakester, William Bakester
Thomas Cnrter, Thomas Tole, William Broun, Peter Cote, John son of Roger
Malbys, Robert Fauvel, Henry de Cloketoni Geoffrey Hu«bond, Thomas
8 BDWABD in^PART L
1334. Membrane 21d — cant.
Curson the yonnger, John Curson, the younger, John Berier,
Keu, John son of Ranulph, Robert de Hoby, Henry Yoh
Chaumbre, Alan son of John Berier, John Boyg, William Be
Pynder, John atte Cross and others, assembling in boats at the sh
her, carried away her cargo and tackle and used these at their ti
By fine of 1 mark.
April 12. Commission to Thomas Gobioun, John Dyn and Robert de CI
Huntingdon, to survey Colecestre castle, co. Essex, and certify the king of i
therein caused by want of due custody, and in the king's mills
how the same may be made good.
April 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantcbrigge, Jo
Huntingdon, teneye and Gregory atte Shire, on complaint by Thomas le I
Alexander de Burgoyne, Walter atte Got, John de Wyrhale, Robei
Thomas Hubert, John Tytegrove, Thomas le Shephird, Willian
bourne, parson of the church of Beauchaump Rothyng, Her
Thomas Moryz, John de Demeford and others broke his gates i
at Totenham, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and s
By fine of 30*.
April 20.
Hamsey.
t
April 13.
St. Ives.
Membrane 20d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, i
£ldenham, Henry de Fenton and John de Merston, on corapl
prior of Haverholm and Thomas de Duggelby, his fellow c
GeofErey Knave of Riskyngton, Adam Golde of liiskyngton, W
of Riskyngton, William de Skeryngton of Riskyngton, Roger, hi
liam son of William le F^vre of Riskyngton, John de Everynghi
Beatrice his wife, Henry ' Jonespalfrayman of Everynghan
* Joncscok of Everyngham,' John de Skipton-in-Cravene, Hu
John Tukil of Riskyngton, Isabella late the wife of Reginald
and others assaulted the said Thomas at Amewyk, co. Lincoln.
By the keeper of the seal because he ^ives in another ^
the instance of Th. de Sibthorpe.
Afterwards^ on 15 May, William Basset is associated in
mission.
The like to Thomas Wake of Lidel, John de Cantebrigge,
Shareshull and John de Shardolowe, on complaint by the com
Bedford that William de Weldo, ' A^rour,' William do Ottofonl,
Otteford, John de Baldok, Alexander de Crowell, Peter de
Adam Letheimouth, Richard de Touceetre, Hugh de Repoui
Repoun, Richard de Tutlebury, John Albon, Gilbert de C
Ralph le Aumblour, Robert Little Robyn, William de Clift
William le Child, Walter Framesworth, Ralph de Turvey, '
Wardall and Henry de Malverne, saying that they are keoi)ers
the king's horses, by colour of such custody, extort large rai
men of the towns in the county to spare them from prises, take
other men with false tallies, converting the money so received t(
use, plunder merchants at fairs and markets on the like pretence
wise are daily guilty of very grevious oppressions and damage,
the form of the statutes of purveyance made in the time of Ed
in the fourth and fifth years of the present reign.
April 20.
RaiDBej.
Membrane I9d.
V
Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, John
John de Cantebrigge, Ralph de Bockynge and William Scot, ir
of Suffolk, on complaints made in the last Parliament at Yc
outrages committed by men of Great Yarmouth on those of Littl
65658.
578 OALBNDAH OF PATENT ROLLS.
2334^ Membrane I9d — cont.
and Gorleston, and merchants and others coming to the latter towns, after
the final judgement delivered by the king and council to settle the long
standing discord between Great Tarmouth and the said towns.
By pet. of C.
April 20. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de Edenham, Henry de
Ramsey. Fenton and John de Merston, on comptaint by the prior of Haverholm that
Geoffrey Knave of Riskyngton, Adam Golde of Riskyngton, William Evot of
Riskyngton, William de Skeryngton of Riskyngton, John his son, William
son of William le Fevre of Riskyngton, John de Everyngham, knight,
Beatrice his wife, Henry * Jonespalfrayman of Everyngham,' Thomas
* Jonescok of Everingham,' John de Skypton in Cravene, Hugh son of
John Tukil of Riskyngton, Isabella late the wife of Rerinald le Spenser, and
others broke his closes at Riskyngton and Diryngton, felled his trees there,
fished in his several fishery at Amewyk, carried away his fish, trees and goods
at the towns, entered his free warren there, hunted therein, carried away hares
pheasants and partridges, depastured his crops there with their cattle
and assaulted Thomas de Duggelby, John de Malton, John de Wynthorp
and Adam de Biry, canons, and John Rande and Thomas de Merston, lay
brotherg, of the priory ; and, not content therewith they come daily armd
in the woods and other places at Riskyngton and Dyryngton and so
threaten him and those in the priory that these dare not come out of the
same. By fine of 30«. at the instance of Thomas de Sibthorpe. Lincoln.
Afterwards, on 15 May, William Basset is associated in this commis-
sion*
May 2. The like to William de ShareshuU, Robert de Sapy and William de Brade-
FolkiDgham. well, on complaint by Gilbert Talbot that Richard Reuel, Thomas Dobyn,
John Frewyn, Walter Shartheyn and others broke his park at Lynton, co.
Hereford, hunted there and carried away deer. By K.
May ($. The like to William de ShareshuU, John de Peyto the elder and John de
Lincoln. Heyford, on complaint by Richard atte Grene that Thomas son of Thomas
de Northfeld of Coventre, William de Everdon, William atte Grene, John
le Warde, Thomas de Northfeld the elder, Richard de Holond and others
broke his close and houses at Coventre, killed 6 oxen and 12 swine there,
worth 10/., carried away his goods, and assaulted his men and servants.
By fine of 1 mark. Warwick.
Mbmbranb ISd.
May 16. Commission to Hugh de Normanton, Hugh de Burton and Richard le
Borstwick. Whyte of Colyngham, to enforce the statute for preservation of salmon, for
the river Trente, co. Nottingham.
Mbmbranb 17 d.
April 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, William de
Folkingham. Shareshull and Robert Parnyng, on complaint by John de Osevill that
John le Baud, parson of the church of Keingham, Alice late the wife of
Henry de Osevill, Richard de Bideford, Richard his son, John le Blake,
John Roulond, William le Baud, knight, carried away his goods at Mondene
Fomival, co. Hertford. By p.s.
May 14. The like to Ralph Basset of Drayton, Richard de Wylughbv, Henry de
Burstwick. Hambury and John atte Lee, on complaint by Thomas le Rous, knight, Ihat
Fulk de Holcote, John le Forester, John son of John le Forester of TauccRtre,
Thomas his brother, Humphrey le Litester, Robert Saugar, Michael Bette,
William de Radeford, James Boterel, John Angneys the younger of Fulcote,
William de Weston, John le Arblaster of Holcote, Robert Scot, Robert
Gregory, Richard de Stretton and others took away 4 horses, 8 oxen, three
8 EDWARD ni— Pabt I.
670
1334, Membrane nd-^cont.
cows and 16 swine of his and carried awaj his goods, at Pateshall and
Holcote by Toncestre, co. Northampton.
Eenewed because sealed at another time. By p.8.
May 21.
BcTerley.
May 21.
Beverley.
June 8.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 8.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
May 12.
Thornton.
J line 9.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 12.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Mbmbranb 16cf.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Bichard de Aldeborgh, Peter de
Malo Lacu the younger and William de Elmedon, on complaint by William
de Boynton that Richard de Seton, William Fairholme and others assaulted
him at Beverley, co. York. By p.s.
The like, on a like complaint by Wann de Eglosraerther against John de
Manby the younger, Robert de Seton, Richard de Seton, Thomas Lumbard,
Peter Lumbard, John de Humbercolt, Adam Tirwhite the younger, Thomas
le Porter and others. By p.s.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Constantino de
Mortuo Man, Simon de Hedersete and John Claver, on complaiilt by John
de Norwico that John de Malteby, knight, Robert his son, Ralph, ' Sire
Jonesprest de Malteby^' Warin le Spenser, John Caudray of Malteby,
Richard de Basynsham, ' baztere,' John Cok and others broke his close at
I^3^g9 <^o. Noitolk, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and
servants. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 15<f.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, Roger de
Swynnerton, Roger Hillary, William Michel and John de Braydeston,
touching the murder of William de Burton, Richard de Burton and Roger
Sabyn at Crassewalle, co. Stafford. By p.s.
The like to William de Shareshull, Robert de Sapy and William de
Bradewell, on complaint by Gilbert Talbot that Henry de Yanesore, Henry
de Brunshope, Thomas his son, Thomas Devereus, of Bishopston, Walter
son of Richard le Muleward, of Brunshop, John Peer, Baldwin de Brugge,
Edmund de Bnigge, Walter son of Walter de Brugge and others broke his
park at CredenhuUy co. Hereford, hunted there and carried away deer.
By p.s.
The like to John de Shardelowe, Thomas Bacoun and Ralph de Bokkyng
touching the murder of William de Plumstede at Gyppynggeneuton, co.
Suffolk.
Commission to Henry de Hales and Simon de Grymesby to survey and
certify the king touching the estate of the hospital of Neuton, co. York, a
house of royal foundation, which is said to be so impoverished by sales of
corrodies, grants of pensions and other charges to be received from the house
and alienations of lands wherewith it was endowed, made by those who have
had the custody of it, that it can no longer provide the diantrie-s, support
the lepers and other poor persons therein, or maintain the other works of
piety lOr which it was founded. By p.s.
June 18.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
June 17.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Mbmbranb IdJ.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and
Thomas de Aldon, touching the murder of Warresius son of Warresius de
Valoignes, knight, at Otryngbory, co. Kent. By p.s
Appointment of John de la Lnde in the place of James Tysel, appointed
as a keeper of the county of Bnckingham and justice of oyer and terminer
there with John de Handelo, John de Haustede, John de Sypherwaate and
Adam atte Qlorye. By p.s.
o o2
580 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1334^ Membrane I2d.
June 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomfts Bacoun, Roger Bavent and
Newcastle- Thomas de Aldon, on complaint by John de Mereworth that Henry de
upon-Tyne. I^yburn, knight, Henry de Valoignes, knight, Warresius de Valoignes,
knight, Warresius his son and others carried away his goods at Otryngbury,
CO. Kent, and assaulted his men and servants. By p.s.
Membrane lOd,
June 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John dc
Raby. Shardelowe, William Fitz William and William Basset, on complaint by
John de Everyngham that John son of John de Hackenby, John Palfrey-
man, John Bully, Robert Bakester, Gilbert Kilnere, Almotus le Celererman
of Haverholm, Thomas Hoyvel, Robert le Smyth, Adam le Mouner,
Nicholas Cartere, John Fisshere, Thomas, prior of Haverholm, John de
Malton, Thomas de Duggelly, William Kyme, John de Cotes, John de
Wynthorpe, Robert de Elryngton and Adam de Bery, his fellow-canons,
Richard de Wodehous and John Rande, lay brothers of the priory, iind
others, at Amwyk and Riskyngton, co. Lincoln, carried away his goods,
depastured his crops and grass with cattle and assaulted his men and
servants. By fine of 1 mark, at the instance of Thomas de Brayton.
June 28. The like to William de Shareshull, John de Lyouns and John Brune, on
Barnard Castle, complaint by Henry bishop of Lincoln that Robert Halgod, Adam his
brother, John Prentys, William de Compton, Gaudinus his brother, John
de Norton, Richard his brother, Thomas de Homle, Thomas le Smyth,
* irnemonger,' William Harold, William son of Miles le Smyth, Ralph Miles-
servant, Thomas Akereman of Abburbury, Robert dc Curapton, Williames-
servant de Cumpton, Philip Wodekoc, John Goterest, Stephen Pene worth,
Roger de Bloxham, John de Wokyngham, William Rase, Thomas Cristofre,
Richard Garlicmongre, Richard son of Adam de Dadyngton, Stephen le
Wrokene, John de Melford and others, carried away his goods at Bannebury,
and assaulted Walter de Woburn, his bailiff, and Thomas de Cotesmore,
clerk, while lately holding the court of his yearly fair there and other men
and servants of his in full court, terrifying them so that they fled from the
court to the bishop's castle in the town where they besieged them for a long
time. By fine of 10*. Oxford.
July 3. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de Sybbethorpe, William do
York. la Launde and John de Merston on complaint by John de Melton, lale
controller of customs in the port of Lincoln, that Daniel Bateson of
Greyngham of Lincoln, * draper,' William de Coventre, Pe(er Cade of
Boston and others assaulted him in the exercise of his ofiice at Lincoln,
stole the cocket seal from him and kept it for a long time not suffering
him to execute his office. By K.
Membrane 9d.
June 17. Commission of oyer and tenniuer to John de Stonore, Master John do
Newcastle- Hildesley and Robert Dachard touching a rescue by Roger de Nowers.
upon-Tyne. knight, and others of cattle and goods seized by the bailiflTs of the sherifi* ol
Oxford in obedience to the king's writ under the seal of the Exchequer to
the latter to levy of the goods of the said Roger a sum due by him to the
king. By p.?.
July 13. The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe, Thomas Roscelyn
Nottingham, and John Claver on complaint by Alexander Falstoff that Ralph del Apclton,
Richard de Brakenest, John del Apelton, Robert de Mutford, Adam del
Apelton, Nicholas del Apelton, Reginald de Aldeford, Nicholas dc Bek ,
Walter dc Carlcton, (uolTrcy do Cavh ton, Geoff cv Durannt, Robert
Farman, Alan Hauk^ Roger Bcneyt, Walter Beneyt, Philip Ilakon. Roberj.
8 EDWARD UL— Part I. 681
1334. Membrane 9d — cont
de Seotlond, Qooffrey Ajline, Robert de Aldene, John Spur, Robert del
Apelton, Geoffrey le Loksmyth, Andrew de Woi'sted, Thomas do Olton,
* boteman/ Stephen Pounte, Richard le Spicer, Alexander Hakon, Geoffrey
le Boughiere, Peter atte Brigge, William de Worsted, Geoffrey Beneyt
chaplain, Richard de Brakenessh, Robert le Smyth, Robert le Long, John
Yatte and others, assaulted him at Beccles, co. Suffolk, carried away his
goods and assaulted his servants. By K.
July 15. The like to Hugh Daudeleye, William de Shareshnll, Thomas Bacoun,
Nottingham. John de Ifeld and Robert de Stangrave, on complaint by Waresius de
Valoynes that James de Godelesford, parson of the church of Mereworth,
John de Mereworth, knight, Hugh le Kat of Brenchesle, William son of
William Aleyn, Seman Fiket, chaplain, William le Ku, ' oormoraunt,' Peter
Peverel, Robert de Godelesford, Roger de Godelesford, Thomas Page, Ralph
atte Mulne, William Carpenter and others assaulted him at Wotrincbury, co.
Kent. By K.
Mbmbranb Sfi.
July 4. Commission to Hugh de Sancto Johanne and John atte Barewe to cause
York. an appraisement to be made by the oath of men of the county of the goods
late of John de Wescote in Perye, Dippenhale and Haliboume, co. South-
ampton, which have lately been taken into the king's hands with the lands
of the said John in those towns, and to send such appraisement to the king.
By p.8.
July 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John de Trevaignon,
York. John Billc and William Waleys, on complaint by John Petit of Treoerth
that John de Lambrun, William his son, and others assaulted him at
Hellestonburgh, besieged him in the dwelling ^ouse of his manor at
Trcogonan and in the church of St. Keveran, at divers times, took away
20 of his oxen, worth 20/ , at Trelanmur, and assaulted his servants.
By fine of 10;. at the instance of Simon de Trewythosa. Cornwall.
July 6. The like to John de Cantebrigge, William Moigne, and Richard de
DoDcaster. Glatton, on complaint by Elena late the wife ofiJohn Engayne that Robert
le Revesone of Bolewyk, John his son, William son of William de Cleidon,
Simon Powol, Henry Howel, John son of John Grymory, Richard de Hale,
Henry his brother, Thomas Grymory, Richard Mody, John Passemer,
Robert Hawys, Henry Rittessone, Thomas de Gouteby, John atte Hill,
Hugh Redheved and others broke her houses at Blatherwyk, co. Northamp-
ton, carried away her goods and assaulted her servants. By p.8.
July 4. The like, on complaint by queen Isabella that whereas the by Hugh
York. Lev3mch of Glatton, Nicholas ' in the Breres,* Robert Chaumberleyn and
Richard de Pidele, her servants had caused some plough cattle to be taken for
damage done to her at Glatton, co. Huntingdon, and would have impounded
them, Henry de Wermynton of Normancros, * bayll3rf,* John de Sydesteme,
parson of the church of Denton, Robert son of Nicholas de Denton, Ranulph
son of Nicholas de Denton, Wilh'am le Revo, William Henry, Thomas son
of Alexander de Denton, John Eliot, William Redeheved, Richard Gode^
Thomas Oliver, Richard Oliver, Richard le Smyth, Richard Bevill, John
Peet, John Aloun, John Warde, Richard Pappele, William Pas, Richard
son of John EUot of Denton and others, broke her park, took away the
cattle, entered her manor at Glatton, took away 6 horses, 6 mares, 34 oxen,
20 cows and 12 bullocks, carried away her goods and assaulted her servants.
ByK.
Mbmbranb fd.
July 4» Commission to John de Haruam and John de Astyngton to make inqnisi-
York. tion touching treasure trove at Freshewater in the Isle of Wight.
582 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
1334. Membrane Id^^'Cont,
July 15. Oommission of oyer and tenniner to John de Stonore, John de Hampton
Nottmgham. and Robert de Hungerford, on information that Robert Hacket, William de
Terstevod, Thomas Polayn, Richard atte Welle, John Pauncefot, John de
Terstewod, Richard de Elyng, Richard Pitz Richard of Terstewode, John le
Man, William de Abyndon, William Proris, Thomas Hauke, William Fader
of Bishopstoke, Walter Serjaunt, John Pauncefot, John Talfot and others
entered the park of Bishopstoke, co. Southampton, which is of the see of
Winchester now void and in the king's hands, hunted there and carried away
deer. By C.
July 14. The like to Hugh de Audele, William de Shareshull, Thomas Bacoun,
Nottmgham. John do Ifeld and Robert de Stangrave, touching the murder of Waresius
son of Waresius de Waloignes, knight, at Woteryngbery, co. Kent. By C.
July 16. The like to Richard de Wylughby and Henry de Harebergh, on complaint
Nottingham, by Henry, earl of Lancaster, that Roger de la Dale of Peverwich, chaplain,
Thomas his brother, John atte Walle of Wirkesworth, chaplain, Robert Leyr
of Derleye, Robert son of Robert le MuUere of Wynfeld, Hugh le Cok of Wyn-
feld, John de Batheleye of Rippeleye, Richard le Irreys, William le Porter
of Wirkesworth, Roger son of Robert de Trusselegh of Mnrkaton and others
broke his parks at Grothull and Morlegh, entered his free chace at Duffeld,
CO. Derby, hunted in these and carried away deer.
July 17. The like to Robert de Morle, Thomas Bacoun and John Olaver, on
Nottmgham. complaint by William de Irland that Edmund Gereberge assaulted him at
Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk.
By K. & C, at the instance of U illiam de Clynton.
July 14. The like to Richard de Wylughby, Roger de Baukwell and William de
Nottingham. Gotham, on complaint by John de Scorby, king's clerk, that whereas of late
the king took him and all that he had into his protection, Roger le Eire, bailiff
of Scamesdale, John ]if oryn, bailiff of Chestref eld, William Warde, William
Broun, Ranulph de Rye, James, parson of the church of Whitewell, Roger
* le Personeman of Whitewell,' Geoffrey le Deakne of Whitewell, Alexander,
parson of the church of Styfglayfryth, Alexander his son, John de la
Graunge, Richard Dagge, Thomas Gemmesone, Walter Ketil, William le
Vavasour of Denyngby, John Hertheved, Henry atte Styghle, Robert atte
Styghle, Robert Wayte of Belgh, Henry de Hohne, Robert Cumpas, Ralph
le Smyth, Ralph de Baumford, Robert Greppesone, Laurence Pyrwyn, John
Beveregge, John Salson, William Wauwyn, William Wayte, William le
Smyth the elder and the younger, Thomas Cummyng, Peter le Milner of
Whitewell and others broke his close, dykes and hedges at Styfglayfryth, co.
Derby, took away 3 horses, a mare, 4 oxen and a cow which he had there,
worth 10/., felled his trees, depastured his crops and grass with cattle and
assaulted his servants. By K.
Mbmbranb M.
July 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, Edmund
Nottingham. Trussell and William Brutum, on complaint by John son of Roger de Bores-
worth that Roger Uccor of Boresworth, Thomas and John his sons, and
others assaulted him at Boresworth, co. Leicester, and carried away his
goods. By p.s.
July 13. Appointment of John Sturmy, Peter de Bradefeld, Robert Hovel, Peter
Nottingham, de Greote, and John de Cleydon, in the place of the steward of the house-
hold, to hear and determine with the marshals of the household any trepasses
committed within the verge of the king's household, or in that of the queen,
during the absence of the king on pilgrimage in fulfilment of a vow lately
made by him. By K.
Mandate to the mai'shals to act with them in the premises and to sheriffs
and other bailiffs to be attentive to them.
i
1334.
July 4.
York.
July 16.
Nottingham.
Aug. 21.
Clarendon.
July 18.
NottiDgham.
Aug. 8.
Windsor.
Aug. 15.
Odiham.
July 16.
Nottingham.
July 26.
Reading.
8 EDWARD III.— Part 1.
Mbmbrane Sd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Can
Moigno and Richard de Glatton, on complaint by queen Is;
de Wermynton of Normancros * baylyf ' and the others nar
her manor at Glatton, co. Huntingdon, carried away
assaulted her seryants.
Vacated because otherwise below. {See Membrane Sd,
Mbmbranb 4c?.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Sharei
nell, and Walter de Sallyng, on complaint by Ralph Was
Tounesende that Geofifrey, abbot of Bee, Richard de Beat
monk, and others carried away their goods at Okeburi
Wilts.
The like, on like complaints by William West and Job
le Bonde and John GtoXde ; John Goldyng and Henry atte <
Thomas and Walter Ha^sok of Little Okeburn.
The like to Henry le Scrope, John de Shardelowe, Wi
Thomas de Fencotes, on complaint by Henry Fitz Hug!
Laybume of Mu9grave, Thomas de Musgrave, Thomas PL
Henry de Warthoppe the younger, Henry de Helton,
William son of Adam de Buretrigill, John ' Thomas foresi
Gilbert * Thomasservaunt de Musgrave,' Thomas de Gt)l(
Goldyngton and others entered his free chace at Mikeltc
Yorky hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted his »
Membrane 3d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Morley,
lowe and John Claver, on complaint by Theodoric de Cole
church of Meleford, that Master Richard de Herlyng, 1
Robert Gifiard, Richard atte Hel, Edmund de Stowe, Ed
and others entered the manse of his rectory at Meleford, c
away his goods and assaulted his seiTants.
Commission of the peace to Thomas de Berkele and Ed
in the county of Gloucester, pursuant to the statute of Wi
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, P
and Henry de Ameneye, on complaint by John, earl of d
brother, that William le Sbephurde of Berkhampstede, J
chapeleyn, Elias Peke of Aldebury and others broke hi
his free warren at Berkhampstede, co. Hertford, hunted t
free fishery, aod carried away deer from the park and haj
from the warren.
Commission to William de Aune and Ambrose de Novc
the king's castles in North and South Wales which are rep
decayed by default of the persons appointed by the kin(
them, who receive from him yearly fees for the mainten
therein, but neither make stay there themselves nor find n
as they are bound to do.
Membrane 2d. \
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Si
Hungerford and John de Hampton, on complaint by
by Winchester that Robert H^ket, John Pauncefot,
and others broke his park of Stonham Abbots, co. So
there and carried away deer.
684
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1334
Aug. 3.
Windsor.
Aug. 2.
Windsor.
Aug. 4.
Winador.
Aug. 5.
Windsor.
Membrane 2d. — amt.
Commission to John de Hegham and Robert Piltebem to make inquisition
in the county of Kent touching the murder of Edith de Grenewyche at the
Birchenewod.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Stonore
and William de ShareshuU touching trespasses against the king's peace in
the county of Oxford. By C.
Commission to Robert de Morle, John de Cantebrigge, John de Sharde-
lowe and John de Whelnetham, reciting that, although by an inquisition
made by John de Blounvill, late escheator in the counties of Norfolk,
Suffblk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford, after the death of
John Carboncl it was fouad that the said John at his death held certain
lands called ' Popesmmle,' * Goreslond ' and * Grenecroft,' in the towns of
Waldyngfeld and Aketon, co. Suffolk, of Andrew de Bures as of the manor
of Aketon by the service of 20«., that he did not hold any lands of the king
in chief, and that his heir is Alice his daughter of the age of ten years, yet it
has since been reported that the said lands are and were parcel of the manor
of Aketon, which is held in chief, and are held of the king by knight service,
and the king ought to have the custody of the lands and heir with the
marriage of the heir, and that they are to make inquisition, in the presence
of William de Rosteleye, the present escheator, and to certify the king of
the whole truth of the matter. By C.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Master John de
Hildesleve, William de ShareshuU and John Inge, touching trespasses com-
mitted by certain persons in breaking the parks belonging to the see of
Worcester at Blockele and Alvechurche, co. Worcester, entering the free
warren of the said see at Blockele, hunting in these and carrying away deer,
hares and rabbits, at the time when the parks and warren were in the king's
hands by reason of the voidance of the see. By K.
The like, with respect to the park of the same see at Hambury in the
salt marsh, co. Gloucester. By K.
July 16.
Nottingham.
Aug. 3.
Windsor.
Aug. 6.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 1.
Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire to arrest, with the aid of the posse
comitatus, if necessary, all persons in his bailiwick forming unlawful
assemblies, bringing armed force or carrying arms contrary to the form of
the agreement made in a late Parliament held at Westminster, and of the
statute of Northampton that none should go or ride armed, and to imprison
and keep them in custody until they are bailed ont or otherwise delivered.
By K. & 0.
The like to all other sheriffs in England.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Insula, John de Cante-
brigge, Philip de Stowe and Warin de Bassyngbourn, touching the murder
of William de Burgh, late nnder-bailiff in the king's hundred of Chilford, at
Heingeston, co. Cambndge. By C.
The like to John Inge, Robert Selyman, Robert de Hungerford and John
de Hampton, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, that William
Quynton, the younger, Robert Biggild, Henry Sydenhale, Adam Paulesholt,
John Trenchefoil, Richard Scrivenham, Thomas Cachefot and otiiers broke
his park at Sombourne, co. Southampton, hunted th^re and carried away
deer.
6S6
GENERAL INDEX.
A,
Abberbury, co. Oxon, 81, 254, 841, 501, 580.
, CO. Salop, Arnold prior of, 564.
Abberbury, Aberburt, Aberbury, Ricbard de,
187, 204, 288, 295, 296, 849.
Abbeville, in Aqaitaine, 186, 189, 210, 247,
805, 486, 487, 466.
, firiars minors of, 320.
, sberiff of, 487.
, churcb of St. Wolfram, 7,24, 103,
147, 172, 185, 198, 208, 209, 210, 223,
224, 260, 802. 859, 487, 458, 466, 469,
493, 516, 517, 519, 542, 559.
, , canons of. See Fieffes; Lon-
don ; Fyncal ; Vemoun | Pissjaco j
Eyngbo ; Rua ; Canneguyaco ; Schen-
telare; Courcbe; Bordenne} Lay;
Hall ; Vemolio ; Vyncent ; Lucben ;
Cosaunce ; Gees ; Morry ; Gildes*
burgb ; Wodeford ; Flat ; Langeton ;
Brok; Barbey.
Abboddesbury, Rob^ de, 893.
, Thomas de, 449.
Abbot, John, 20.
, Philip, 67.
, William, 200.
Abboteston, John de, 20, 57.
, Thomas de, 315.
Abbots Stocke. See Stoke Abbotts.
Abdick, Abedyk, hundred, oo. Somerset, 116,
407.
Abel, Agnes wife of Thomas, 204.
Abergavenny, Bergeveny [co. Monmouth],
236, 244, 852, 897.
•*., castle and manor, 440, 553.
, prior of, 108.
Abergwillv, Aberwyly [co. Carmiurthcn],
collegiate church of St. Maurice.
9 > prebend of Langanteu in, 471.
M 9 » prebend of Royl in, 170.
> 9 prebend of St. Germanui in,
260, 487.
Abin*, William de, 384.
Abingdon, Abyndon, co. Berks, 204, 850,
455, 458. 494, 575.
, the barton by, 458, 575.
, Abbey, 824, 827, 447, 458, 575.
» abbot ot See Gareford ; Comenore.
, letters patent dated at, 14, 17, 18.
329, 851.
Abington, Abyngdon, co. Northants, 71.
Aboyeton, John, parson of Long Ditton, 27.
Abyham, Walttr de, parson of Fakenhamdam.
850.
> 9 His servant Martin, 850.
Abyndon. See Abingdon.
Abjmdon, Master John de, 102.
, Stephen de, 841, 402.
, Thomas de, 167, 279, 398.
> .......... controller of customs at
Eingston-upon-Hull, 567.
» , parson of Warlingham, 277.
, William de, 75, 158, 204, 582.
Abynon, Gervase, 156.
Aca [Rock, co. Worcester], 42.
Ace, John, of Ludlow, 275.
Achard, Peter, 546.
..i Robert, 135, 187, 142, 288, 295, 296,
849, 458, 575. See also Dachard.
, Robert, knt., 204.
Achum, John de, 260.
Ackworth, co. York, 386, 405.
, park, 448.
Acle [co. Norfolk], 42.
Acton, Aketon, co. Suffolk, 197, 584.
, CO. York, 369.
Acton, Joan wife of Robert de, 375.
, Nicholas de, 61, 84, 821, 323.
f Nicholas son of Richard de, 516,
» Richard de, 268, 881, 516, 548.
t Richard son of Richard de, 516.
» Boger de, 8, 89, 182,
9 Thomas de, 424.
» William de, 272, 881, 425, 487.
Acton Round, co. Salop, 148.
Acum, Henry de, chafe wax, 162,
Acursy, Henry, 288.
Adam, Adam son of, le Garlekmonger, 291.
» > de Swilynton, 29.
» , de Tildeslegh, 498.
> Henry son of, le Taillour, 578.
, John, 449.
I John son of, 132, 200, 856.
» 9 de Apperderle, 107.
f , de Holegile, 817.
t , de Hyndelegh, 573.
I , de Overton, 200.
» de Tyiyngton, 544.
.,.••*.,., , le Wodeward, 98.
•• I John son of John, 140.
9 Nicholas son of, 182.
» Richard son of, de Dadyngton, 580.
9 Thomas son of, de Hyndelegh, 579.
» Walter son ot, de Baan,and John
his brother, 891.
, William, 188, 201.
f William son of, deBuretrigfll, 588.
» » de Neuton super Oust, 508,
••••• William son of Nicholas son of, 189,
586
GENERAL INDEX.
Adekyn, John, 189, 574.
Adlaston bj Bridgenoith [co. Salop], 457.
Adlyogton, Thomai de, panon of Farnham,
166.
AdalTOstre, Thomas, 374.
Adyngrave, John de, 824.
Adyngton, chnroh of, 848.
Agatz, Peter, 854, 889.
Agglethorpe, oo. York, 547.
Agen, in Aquitaine, 7, 94.
, diocese of, 117.
Agenois, in Aqnitaine, 86, 466.
Aghton. See Akton.
Aghton, Adam son of Nicholas de, 497, 499.
, Eyerard son of Nicholas de, and
Nichohis his brother, 497, 499.
, John son of Hugh de, 497, 499.
Agmodesham. See Amersham.
Agmodesham, Adam de, 206.
Agmondesham, Thomas de, 502.
Agnes, Richard son of, le Bous, 886.
, Boger son of, 132.
, William son of, de Burgh, 853.
Aileston, Master John de, prebendary of
Hastings, 542.
Ailward, Biaurice, 67.
Aire river, co, York, 180, 181, 299, 450, 500.
Ak, 278.
Ak, Nicholas de, parson of Bintworth, 563.
Akdennt, Thomas son of John de, 446.
, Thomas son of Richard de, 446.
Ake, WiUiam de, 576.
Akele, John de, 558.
Akereman, Thomas, 560.
Aketon. See Acton.
Aketonner, Robert, 441.
Akhangre [co. Kent], 47.
Akton, Aghton, co. York, 497, 499.
Aknrman, John le, 101.
Alan, Richard son of,de Langeton, 441.
, Roger son of, 132.
, William son of Richard son of, de
Askeby by Homcastre, 454.
Alanayne, Thomas, 6.
Alba Landa,co. Carmarthen, abbot of, 196, 556.
Albano, G., cardinal bishop of, 9.
Albemarle, countess of. See Fortibns.
, earl of, 258. See aUo Fortibns j
Gros.
, honor of, 452, 524.
Albiniaco, Cicely wife of John de, 485.
, John de, 435.
, Ralph de, 809, 489.
Alblaster, Adam le, 129.
, William, 522.
Albo Monasterio, Ralph de, 848.
Albon, John, 577.
, Robert, 571.
Albrighton, CO. Salop, 385.
, church of St. Marina, 886.
Albnry, Aldebnry, co. Herts, 581, 588.
Alby, Aldeby, co. Norfolk, 14, 650.
Alby, Master Bernard de, dean of Boorges,
460.
, William de, 518.
Albyn, Aleyn, 228.
, Robert, 8, 88, 152, 228, 368.
Alcester, Alyncestre, co. Warwick, 386, 472.
, church of St. Nicholas, 472.
Alcestre, Acestre, John de, 186, 142.
Alconbury, Alkemondbnry, co. Hnnts, 128.
Aldborough, Aldeburgh, co. York, church of
St. Andrew, 525.
Aldeburgh, Auldeburgh, Richard de, justice
of the Bench, 134, 184, 206, 247, 290,
298, 812, 347, 352, 353, 356, 386, 390,
439, 440, 442, 475, 482, 495, 497, 499,
503, 519, 525, 561, 564, 573, 576, 579.
Aldebnry, 34. See aUo Albnry.
Aldeby. See Alby.
Aldeford, Reginald de, 580.
Aldemere, co. Salop, 541.
Aldene, Robert de, 581.
Aldenham, John de, 358.
Aldemey, Aureneye, island of, 3, 72, 76, 88,
116, 183. 130, 145, 146, 190, 454, 466,
548.
Alderstone, Aldreston, co. Wilts, 126.
Alderton, co. Suffolk, 51.
Aldeston, Aldeneston, co. Cumberland, 492.
Aldestowe, John de, 69.
Aldewodegrene, 64.
Aldeworth, Robert de, 204.
Aldewyncle, Ralph de, 441.
, Richard de, 277.
Aldham, Florence wife of Osbert de, 75, 76,
454.
......,.., •• , Osbert her son, 454.
Aldithele, Hugh de, 494. See also Audley.
Aldon, Thomas de,244, 579, 580.
Aldwinkle [co.Northants], 316.
Aleburse, Roger, 538.
Aledon, Thomas de, knt., 282.
, Walter de, 282.
Aleman, Arnold, 4.
Alemannia, Richard de, 109.
Alesby. See Aylesby.
Alesby, Robert de, rector of Lowthorpe, 427.
Alesthorp, co. Rutland, 540.
Alexander, John son of, de Prestworth, 572.
, , de Totyngton, 452.
, John sen of John son of, de Sancto
Botulpho, 156.
, Thomas son of, de Denton, 561.
Aleyn, Geoffrey son of Jordan, 258.
, Henry, 446.
, John,' 148, 183, 815.
, John son of Nicholas, 129.
, Stephen, 468.
, , baiUffinDover casUe,77, 88.
, , keeper of the tronage at
Boston, 555.
, Thomas, 44.
, William, 129, 550.
,„, , the younger, 446.
GBNBBAL INDEX.
587
Aleyn, William ion of William, 581.
Alfonso IV. king of Aragon, 7.
, Peter his son, 7.
Alfred. William, 140.
Algarkirk, co. Lincoln, 496.
Bultham, Bstlangholm and Estcroft
in, 189.
Alger atte Forde, William, 144.
Alice, Robert son of, S74.
, , de Sutton, 448, 449.
, Walter son of, de Sutton, 448.
Alinssh, Adam le, S78.
Aliiaundre, Alysaundre, Alice wife of William,
581.
, Richard, 168.
, Robert, 882, 536.
Alkebarwe. See Aukborongh.
Alkemondbury. See Aloonbury.
Alkham [co. Kent], 47.
Alkington, Alkynton, co. Gloucester, 10.
Allerdale, co. Cumberland, 493, 573.
Allespeth, John de, 479.
Alletagh, oo. Meath, 9, 389.
Allington, oo. Lincoln, 299.
Almoin, 270, 271, 274, 422, 439, 447, 448,
449, 458.
Almondburj, oo. York, 886.
Alnager of Cloth in England, 36.
Alne, 00. York, Robert groom of the ^icar of,
200.
Alne, Robert de, 472.
, William son of Peter de, 200.
Alneto, Alexander de, 196.
, John de, 150.
, Stephen son of John de, 479.
Thomas de, 479.
, See also Daunay.
Alnwick, Amewyk, co. Lmcoln, 577, 578, 680.
, CO. Northomberland, lord of, 261.
Alom, William ton of John, 441.
Aloun, John, 581.
Alpe, Thomas le, 498.
Alrosford, Nicholas de, 512.
, , archpriest of Holy Trinity,
Burton, 47.
, Richard de, 6.
, Thomas, 512.
Alreshaw, Hugh de, 129.
Alriboum, co. Northumberland, hospital of
St. Leonard, 112.
Alsop, William de, abbot of Derloy, 24.
Alstoe, Alnestow, hundred, co. Rutland, 540.
Alstonfield, Austanfeld, co. Stafford, 669.
Altekar, WiUiam, 21.
Altofts, CO. York, 886.
Alton, Aulton, co. Hants, town, manor and
hundred of, 78.
, letters patent dated at, 217, 218, 220,
221, 223, 234, 227, 228, 235.
Alvard, Alice wife of Adam, 816.
AlTardestOD, 801, 484, 489.
AWeoharoh, oo. Worcester, 57, 584.
Alvedeston, oo. Wilts, 126, 816.
Alveley, Alvedele, AlTythele, co. Salop, 86,
241.
, prebend of. See Bridgenorth.
Alverton, 240.
Alverton, Richard de, 402.
AWerton Maoleverer. See Northallerton.
AWeston, co. Warwick, Philip ricarof, 116.
Alvethele. See Ayeley.
Alvethele, Hugh de, 8.
Alveton, John de, 344, 357.
Alvington, co. Devon, 117.
Alvred, the clerk, 555.
AlTyngton, John de, 75.
Alyythele. See AWeley.
Alwardebury, co. Wilts, 476.
Alwaston, co. Derby, 54, 188.
Alwyusheghe, co. Someiset, 237.
Alyncestre. See Alcester.
Alyngton, co. Wilts, 49.
Alynton, Adam de, parson of Ak, 278.
Amberley, co. Hereford, 417.
Amberleye, Nicholas de, 417.
Amootes, Ralph son of Ralph de, 242.
, Richard de, parson of Scalby, 185.
, Robert de, 500.
, Robert son of Ralph de, 508.
Amcotts [co. Lincoln], 242, 508.
Ameneye, Heniy de, 583.
Amersham, Agmodesham, Anmondesham, co.
Bucks, 128, 890, 891, 444, 588.
Amerynghale. See Amringale.
Amesbnry, Ambresbury, Nunnery, co. Wilti,
319, 820, 894.
Amewyk. See Alnwick.
Amhathon, Einon, 156.
Amiens, in Aquitaine, 6, 92, 254.
bailiff of, 484.
Ammory, John, 282.
Amobrage, a Welsh custom, 194.
Amondesham. See Amersham.
Amondesham, Thomas de, 891.
Amory, Robert, 491 .
Ampleford, co. York, prebend of. See York.
Amringale Amerynghale, co. Norfblk, 14.
Amwyk, William de, 127.
Amyat, Cicely de, 69.
, John de, 187.
Amys, Walter, 446.
Ancolm rirer, co. Lincoln, 141.
Ancroft, co. Durham, 614.
Andarby, co. Lincoln, 447, 448.
AndertoD, oo. Chester, 379.
AndoTtr, AndeTere [oo. Hants], 78.
Andrew, Andren, Alexander son of, 517.
, de Tykencote, 452.
, John son of William, 448.
Richard, 824.
Roger son of, de Qrymston, knt,
and his brothen John, Richard and
Thomas, 208.
Andy, Roger, 676.
oo8
GENERAL INDEX.
Anfrays, Thomas, 389.
Anglesey Priory, co. Cambs, 89, 159, 476,
477.
Anglesey, in Wales, 25.
Angleseye, 379.
Anglia, Peter de, 866.
Angneys, John, 678.
Angreton, Hugh de, 381, 480.
, John de, 381.
Angus, Anegos, earl of. See Umf ramvill.
Anian ap Yevan, 306.
Anker river, 259.
Anketil, Boger, 135.
Anlaby, co. York, 869.
Anlepe, Henry de, 478, 533.
Annesle, Annesleye, Anesle, John de, knt.,
307.
, John de, 139, 289, 421, 496.
Anselm, David, 516.
Ansey, John de, and Margaret his wife, 115.
Anstey, co. Leicester, 129.
, CO. Wilts, 385.
Ansty, Robert de, 577.
Antronon, David de, 207.
Antyngham, John de, 229.
, Roger de, 164, 229, 825, 477.
Apelderford, co. Hants, 47.
Apeldore, Ealph atte, 505.
, Ralph de, 570.
Apelton, Adam del, 580.
, John del, 580.
, Nicholas del, 580.
, Ralph del, 580.
, Robert del, 581.
, Thomas de, 45.
Apeltre, Appeltre, John de, 149.
, Master Nicholas de, 226.
, William de, 226.
Aperdele, John de, 574.
, Roger de, 272.
Apetot, Gcoftey de, 158. See also Dapetot.
Apilton, John son of John, son of William de,
203, 348.
Appelby [co. Westmoreland], 8, 259.
, church of St. Lawrence, 506.
Appelby, Edmund de, 276, 588.
, John de, 252.
, Stephen de, 675.
Apperderie, John son of Adam de, 107.
Apperle, 157.
Appleby, co. Lincoln, 382.
Appledram, 'CO. Sussex, prebend of. See
Boseham.
Appledurcombc, Apeldrecombe, Isle of Wight,
896.
, prior of, 422.
Applegarih, co. York, 869.
Appleton by Acastre, co. York, 625.
Appleton in Rydale, co. York, 48.
Apuldre [Appledore], co. Kent, 286.
Apynton, Thomas de, 82.
Aqail»» L'Aigle, honor of, 55.
Aquitaine, duchy of, 1, 7, 22, 23, 37, 38, 85i
87, 112, 154, 155, 163, 164, 209, 225,
244, 270, 325, 338, 378, 383, 892, 414,
421, 425, 438, 465, 487, 477, 480, 497,
509, 514, 520, 532, 539, 544.
, seneschal of. See Ingham.
Aragon, 7.
Arblaster, Joan wife of Geoffrey le, 225.
, John le, 578.
See also Larblaster.
Archer, Geoffirey le, and Cicely his wife, 328.
, Thomas le, parson of Elmeset, 160.
, , Richard his brother, 160.
, See also Larcher.
Archlegh Issave, woodward of, 265.
Arcla, Andrew de, 515. See also Hurcla.
Ardach, Philip de, 519.
Ardene, Nicholas de, 48.
Ardeme, 488.
Ardeme, Ardem, Henry de, 175.
, Johnde, 169.
, Robert de, justice, 189, 178.
, William de, 511.
, , controller of customs in London^
36, 119,398.
, , parson of Lee, 88.
, See also Dardeme.
Ardewell, Gilbert, 132.
Ardfert, in Ireland, Alan bishop of, 244.
, bishop of. See Kaermerdyn.
Aremuth. See Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
Arenton, James de, castellan of Cressy castle,
246.
Arewe. See Arrow.
Aigentein, Argenten, John de, 85, 106, 120,
215, 545.
Argentham, John de, 267.
, Margaret wife of John de, 267.
Arksey [co. York], 15.
Arlato, Guy de, prior of Lenton, 408, 471.
Arlethorpe, co. York, 234.
Arlingham, Erlyngham, co. Gloucester, 240.
Arlington, Erlyngton, co. Sussex, 532.
Armagh in Ireland, dean and chapter of,
519.
, Stephen, archbishop of, 1 1 0, 5 1 9 .
Armerer, Michael le, 52.
Armethwaite, Ermithwaite, Nunnery, co.
Cumberland, 191.
Armin, Ayremynne, co. York, 31, 180, 299,
450.
Armurer, John le, 449.
Amale, John, 473.
Amcliffe [co. York], 65, 207.
Amesby, Emesby, co. Leicester, 486.
Arneyi, William, escheator. See Emeys.
Arnold, John, 58, 198.
, Simon, 571.
, Walter, 571.
, William, 58.
, William son of John son of, 160.
Arras, in France, Andri bishop of, 90.
GENERAL
Arras, Firmin de, and John de, 6.
Arrow, Arewe, co. Warwick, 406.
Arsjk, John de. 233, 257.
Arthur, John, keeper of the tronage at
Hartlepool, 539.
Arthuret, Arturet, co. Cumberland, 309, 815,
316,822,826,457.
Arthyngworthe, Richard de, 277.
Arundel, co. Sussex, 143.
, castie, 12, 78, 194.
, honor, 12, 78.
, rape, 861.
Arundel, earl and countess of. See Fitz-
Alan.
Arundel, Arundell, John de, 65, 246.
...., , prebendary of York and Lin-
coha, and parson of Arncliflf and Tick-
hill, 65.
, Bichard de, 20, 41. See also Fitz-
Alan.
Asceles, John de and Matilda his wife, 185.
Ascote, CO. Oxon, 822, 880, 333, 524.
Ash, Asshe, co. Hants, 415.
,co. Somerset, 139, 574.
Ashboum [co. Derby], 291, 880, 419.
9 letters patent dated at, 162, 164,
168.
Ashburton, Aysperton, co. Devon, 505.
Ashby, North, 231.
Ashby Dayid, 260.
Ashby Mares, co. Northants, 399.
Ashby St. Leger, Andrew vicar of, 264,
267.
Ashcott [co. Somerset], 430.
Ashfield, Asshefeld, 408.
,co. Suffolk, 818.
Ashley, co. Hants, 241, 267, 842,377, 462.
551.
Ashton, CO. Gloucester, Henry vicar of, 816.
, by Bristol, co. Gloucester, 18.
» Esshcton, CO. Lancaster, 561.
, CO. Somerset, 196.
, Lyons, co. Somerset, 10.
Ashurst, Esshurst, co. Kent, 493.
Ash well, Asshewell, CO. Herts, 492, 513.
CO. Butland, 143,540.
Askam, West, co. York, 177.
Askeby, 472, 478.
Askeby, Robert de, vicar of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 473.
, Walter de, 129.
hy Homcastrc, William son of
Bichard, son of Alun de, 454.
Askham, John de, parson of Iham, 34.
••• f John dc, controller of customs at
Boston, 119.
Aslaokby, co. Lincoln, 400, 414.
Aslakby, Master Alan de, parson of Stan-
ford on Avon, 171.
John dc, parson of Castor, 185. \
, Roger do, 103. '
Aspal, CO. Suffiilk, 518.
INDEX. 589
Aspale, Robert de, steward of Aylesbam
burgh, 23, 35.
• , justice, 62, 141, 199.
, , justice in eyre of the forest, 66,
69, 186,217,231,329.
Asselyn, Nicholas, 441.
, WiUiam, 848.
Asserio, Bertrand de, prebendary of Salis-
bury, 111.
, Bigaud de, bishop of Winchester, 65,
231.
Asshe. See Ash.
Asshe, Alan de, 450, 574.
Alan son of Ralph de, 451.
Asshebum, Assebum Elias de, 231, 303, 309.
862, 373.
Assheboum, Elizabeth wife of Thomas
de, 281.
, Robert de, 231.
> Thomas de, 281, 392, 399.
Aisheby, 188.
, lord of. See Zouche.
Assheby, Edmund de, 125, 127.
, John de, 58, 122, 227.
> > keeper of writs and rolls in the
Bench, Dublin, 470.
.Walter, 502.
Assheford, Balph de, 156.
Asshele, Assheleye, Bobert de, 58, 62, 132,
138, 135, 138, 140, 145, 171, 206, 299,
847, 855.
Assheton, 898.
Asshewell. See Ashwell.
Asshton, John de, 572.
Asswell, John de, 210.
Astel, William, 486.
Astelye, Astley, Astele, Hugh de, 103, 169,
274.
, Edith de, 560.
» Margery wife of Thomas de, 560.
., Bogerde, 89, 167.
» Thomas de, 185, 138, 139, 200, 201,
206, 280, 287, 294, 296, 852.
f , of Morton, 560.
» Master Thomas de, 220, 228, 529.
• » archdeacon of Middlesex, 122.
» .prebendary of Lichfield, Lon-
don, and Hereford, 531.
t f treasurer of St. Paur« 'i'm
521,531.
Astewod, Nicholas de, mayor of IkKlford,35i.
Astley, CO. Salop, 541.
Aston, 527. •
I [co. Bucks.], 170.
, CO. Hereford, 528.
Aston-on-Trent [co. Derby], 12.
Aston, by Birmingham, [co. Warwick], U8.
Aston. Philip do, 42.
, Bichard df, and Margaret hih wiic.
S40. *
, 580.
590
GENERAL INDEX.
Aston^^eon/.
, Robert de, 57, 60, 61, 126, 127, 187,
189, UO, 141, 142, 145, 201, 208, 204,
217, 285, 289, 292, 295, 848, 850, 854,
891, 450, 502, 504, 541, 551, 572, 578.
, Roger de, 8.
, , bedel of Wigmore, 28, 276.
Aston Cantelow, co. Warwick, 852.
Astrot Canen, co. Denbigb, 841.
Afltwell, CO. Northanto, 170.
AfltjDgton, John de, 581.
Atforton, Hugh de, forester of Meleneth
forest, 71.
»• , , porter of Carmarthen castle,
168.
, ,188.
, Margery de, 822.
Atham, co. Essex, 148.
Athelyngflete [Adlingfleet, co. York?], 114,
188.
Athelyngflete, Alan de, 478, 533.
Atherstone, [co. Warwick], 259.
Atherton, co. Lancaster, 498.
Atherton Hatherton, Henry de, 498.
, John de, 498.
, Boger son of William de, 498.
Athlone Castle, in Ireland, 79, 568.
Athol, earl of. See Strabolgi.
Atneston, [co. Northants], 271.
Athom. See Hothom.
Athyrton, Hugh de, 235.
A ton, Gilbert de, 309.
Atron, Sanl, 452.
Atte Broke. See Broke.
Brugge. See Brugge.
Chirche. See Chirche.
Ford. SeeVord,
Atterton, Hugh de, keeper of Bilhagh and
BerkelMid in Sherwood forest, 1.
Atte Water. Sec Water.
Welle. Sec Welle.
Attleborough, co. Norfolk, William parson of,
206, 853.
Auberey, Nicholas, knt, 101.
Aubrinoourt, Nicholas de, knt., 48.
Auburn, co. Lincoln, 855.
Auburn, Boger de, 855.
Aubyn, Master Philip, 201.
, PhiHp, 550.
, Bob<^222.
Aucher, Isabella, 258, 288.
Auckland, co. Durham, collegiate church of^
prebend of West Merrington in, 36.
Audeleye, Audele, Hugh de, knt., 41, 42, 90,
176.
, Hugh de, 172, 190, 206, 276, 295,
297, 410, 470, 540, 582.
, , Hughde, the younger, 49.
, Isolda de, 393.
, James de, 102, 512, 522.
, James son of Nicholas de, 527.
I John de, 815.
......••., Margaret wife of Hugh de, 49, 540.
Audeleye— coit^
, See aUo Aldithele ; Daudele.
Audley, co. Stafford, 801.
Augustinian Order, vagabond friars of the, 541.
Aukborough, Alkebarwe, co. Lincoln, 124,
404.
Aula, G^ffirey de, 65.
John de, 810.
Auldebnrgh. See Aldebnrgh.
Aumale, Simon abbot of, 169.
Aumarle, Thomas de, controller of the stan-
nary of Cornwall, 482.
Aumbesas, Nicholas, 237, 800.
Aumblonr, Balph le, 577.
Aumbresbury, Mary de, the king's aunt, 304.
Aumeneye, Henry de, 391.
Aumondesham. See Amersham.
Auncel, John, 58.
, William, 58.
Aune, William de, 583.
, , keeper of tronage of wools at
Boston, 566.
Aungefyn, William, 472.
Aungenrill, Master Thomas de, 475.
Aunsel, Boger, parson of Penrhos, 10.
Aure, CO. Gloucester, 10.
Aureneye. See Aldemey.
Austanfeld. See Alstonfield.
Austerfeld, co. York, 869.
Austyn, Augustine le Fitz William, 62, 135.
, Ralph, 390, 391.
, Richard, 446.
Autun, in France, Peter bishop of, 90.
Arecot, co. Warwick, house of St. Mary,
506.
Aveley, Alvethele [co. Essex], 113.
Avemere, Nicholas de, 7, 257.
Avenel, Henry, 128.
, Nicholas, 128.
Averdraps, Firmin, 6.
Averenges, Cicely wife of Richard de, 401 .
, Matilda wife of Richard de, 401.
, Richard de, 401.
Avereye, William, 171, 182, 199.
ATerham, co. Notts, 435.
ATeryng atte Bower. See Havering atte
Bower.
Avesford, John, his servant John, 128.
Avice, Adam son of Hugh son of, 387.
Avon river, co. Wilts, and co. Hants, 200.
Avranches, John bishop of, 91.
Axbridge, Azebrigge, co. Somerset, 21, 222.
Axemouth, co. Devon, 896.
Azholm, Haxiholm, Island, co. Lincoln, 151,
432.
, lord of, 368, 432.
Axminster, co. Devon, 131, 176, 488, 568.
Ayet, Ayette, William, steward of Galtres
forest, 200, 265.
Ayete, William de, 276.
Aygnel, John, 181.
Aylberton, Blias de, 548.
GENERAL INDEX.
591
Aylesbury, oo. Backs, 99, 164, 181, SS7, 837,
424, 499, 502.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Aylesbury, Philip de, 588.
, Roger de, 60, 285, 419, 571.
Aylesby, Alesby, co. Lincoln, 491.
Aylesford, Eylesford, co. Kent, 12.
, pontage at, 70.
Ayleshamburgh, manor of, 85.
^ Ayleston, Aylleston, Master Robert de, baron
of the Exchequer, 80.
, prebendary of Hastings, 875,
897, 528, 547.
, , prebendary of Lincoln, 77,
102, 168.
, , archdeacon of Berks, 181.
, , treasurer of the Exchequer,
266,275,308,511.
, Ayline, Geoffiey, 581.
Aylmanstre [Aymestrey, co. Hereford], 835.
Aylmer, Aylmere, John, 411, 499.
, Lena wife of John, 815.
Aylmerton, co. Norfolk, 839.
Aylmeston, William de, keeper of seal for
recognisances of debts at Hereford,
248.
Aylmeton, Adam de,. parson of Aca, 42.
Aylsham, co. Norfolk, 195, 268, 529.
Aylyngton, co. Hunts. See Elton.
Ayn, William, 446.
Aynderby, Geoffrey son of William de« 250,
Aynesworth, Robert son of Robert de, 572.
Aynho [co. Northants], hospital of St. James
and St. John, 66.
Aynnesham, John de, 128.
Ayredy, Adam, 569.
Ayremynne. See Armin.
Ayremynne, Ayrmyn, Master Adam de, arch-
deacon of Norfolk, 24, 42, 811, 389.
, Richard de, keeper of the Domus
Conversorum, London, 841.
William de, bishop of Norwich, 24,
88, 41, 48, 77, 90, 266, 271, 290, 889,
859, 361, 405, 465-467, 486, 517.
, , treasurer of the Exchequer,
96, 149, 186, 188, 190, 199, 280, 285,
250, 255.
, William de, 339.
Ayslegh, Michael, 504.
Aysperton. See Ashburton.
Aysshton, by Bristol. See Ashton.
Aysterby, llkomat de, 882.
B
Baa. See Bath.
Baa, Matthew de, 417, 547.
Babbe, John, 350.
Babb^grsTe, Robert de, 507.
Babe, Henry, 362.
Baby, Drogo, 850.
Baohe, Anthony, 82, 1 17, 897, 482.
^Antoninus, 180.
Baobeler, John, 206.
, Master William, parson of Shitling-
ton, 394.
Bachesford, William de, 88.
Bachiler, Nicholas le, 867.
Bachou, Alan, 810.
Bachus, Alice de, 109.
Backworth, co. Northumberland, 389.
Bacoun, Bacun, Edmund, 114, 144, 298, 296,
848, 350, 458, 519, 556, 564.
, Henry, 352.
, John, knt, 564.
, Margery wife of Edmund, 564.
, Robert, knt, 564.
, Robert, 448, 449.
, Roger, 448.
, Thomas, 140, 291,292,813,352, 853,
887, 391, 442, 4 14-446, 449, 450, 495,
499-501, 508-505, 570, 571, 575, 576,
579-582.
, William, 46, 78, 219, 224, 879.
, , of Sutton, 448.
Bacster, Hugh, 182.
, John, 182.
Bacton, Baketon, co. Hereford, Richard vicar
of, 430.
, CO. Norfolk, 106.
Baomi. See Bacoun.
Baddeby, John de, 272.
Baddmgham, Badyngham [co. Suffolk], 806.
Baddow, co. Essex, 868.
Badecok, Richard, 886.
Badele, co. Hants, 498, 524.
Badelesmere, Baddelesmere, Bartholomew de,
1, 2, 8, 5, 25, 40, 68.
> > Giles his son, 1, 2, 5, 517.
I , Guncelin his father, 1.
I , Mai^ret his wife, 1, 8, 848,
650.
Badlesmere, oo. Kent, 8, 6.
Badminton [co. Gloucester], 810.
Badmynton, Master John de, parson of
Brinkworth, 38, 118, 152, 175.
Badsey by Evesham, co. Worcester, 588.
Badwell, co. Suffolk, 31 8r
Baggeworth, John de, 104.
Baglie, Nigel de, 204.
Bagot. Bagod, Henry, 117.
f Thomas, 117.
I • baron of the Exchequer,
Dublin, 96, 428.
, William, sheriff of Salop and
Stofford, 521.
Bagworth, oo. Leicester, 125.
Bailemond, Henry, parson of Somerlbitl
Maadnyt, 452.
, William, 881.
Bailey, Bayleye, co. Lancaster, chapel of St.
John, 9.
592
GENERAL INDEX.
Baillif, Bailif, Hagh brother of John son of
Richard le, 480.
, John son of Richard le, 480.
, William le, of Cranfield. 204.
Baillol, John, 421.
Baillolf, John de, 437.
Baillj, John son of Adam, 290.
Bainbridge, Baynbrig, chace, co. York, 494.
Bainton, Baynton [co. York], 163, 170, 266,
869.
Baiocis, Master William de, 160.
Baker, Bakere, Adam, 496.
, Alan the, 268.
, Geoffrey le, 352.
,,, , John, 58.
, John, of Hamerton, 896.
, Martin le, 571.
, Robert, 504.
, Robert le, and Sarra his wife, 264.
, Thomas le, 571.
, Walter, 446.
William, 446.
, William le, of Norton, 353.
, WilHam son of the, 441.
Bakester, John, 576.
, Robert, 580.
, William, 576.
Baketon. See Bacton.
Bakewell, Baukwell, co. Derby, 205, 278, 291.
Bakton, Richard de, bailiff errant of Lincoln,
162.
Balderston, Simon de, 56. See a/50 Baldreston.
Balderton, co. Notts., 876.
, prebend of. See Lincoln .
Baldewin, Baldewyn, Geoffrey, 868.
, Peter, 205.
, Thomas, 487.
Baldewynho, co. Hunts, 125, 404.
Baldinton, co. Berks, 333.
Baldock [co. Herts], letters patent dated at,
292.
Baldok, David de. 111.
, John de, 887, 577.
, Richard de, prebendary of York, 370
473.
, Robert de, 63, 141, 236, 440.
, , parson of Bradford, and pre-
bendary of Rfpon, Salisbury and Wells,
436, 437, 519, 527.
, Thomas de, 75.
Baldreston, Richard de, 100.
, Simon de, 130, 154, 202.
Baleby, William de, parson of Bulwell, 173.
Baligaveran, Balygaveran, Nicholas son of
Richard de, remembrancer of the
Exchequer of Dublin, 54, 213.
, , keeper of rolls of the King's
Bench, Dublin, 192.
Baliling*, in Ireland, 101.
Baliogary, in Ireland, 319.
Baliscote, John de, chamberlain of the
Kxchequer of Dublin, 83. See also
Balscote.
BaUard, Robert, 103, 169, 274.
Balle, Hugh, 851.
Balleby, co. York, 369.
Balliolo, Edward de, 12.
, , king of Scotland, 503, 552, 553,
557.
John de, 125, 158, 360, 404.
Ballok, Alice and Cicely, 252.
Ballygonner, co. Dublin, 309.
Balne, Henry de, 25.
, Hugh de, 837.
, Isabella de, 25.
, , Margery de, 25.
Balscot, Balscote, John de, 563.
, , chamberlain of the Exchequer
of Dublin 107.
, ....... chief ingrosser of the Exche-
quer of Dublin, 331, 423, 525.
, , parson of Donganran, 214.
, Margery de, 109.
, Richard de, 65.
Balscott, CO. Oxon, 501.
Balterley, Balterdeley, co. Stafford, 152, 394.
Bamburgh, 54.
, CO. Northumberland, 192, 377, 387,
562.
, letters patent dated at, 457.
, castle, 247, 457, 557, 568.
, church of St. Aidan, 411.
, Fulbridge in, 411.
, Le Elle in, 557, 562.
Bampton, co. Oxon, 88, 115.
, manor and hundred of, 805.
Bampton, Johnde, 104, 106, 281, 309.
., , John son of Robert de, 114.
, Robert de, 104.
, Walter de, « le uncle,' 114.
Banbury, Bannebury, co. Oxon, 154, 499, 501,
580.
., pavagc at, 18.
, hospital of St. Leonard without, 488,
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Bangor diocese of, 10, 107, 488, 589.
Banham, co. Norfolk, 1 10.
Bannebury, John de, 20.
Banstead, co. Surrey, 55.
Banyard, Matilda wife of Robert, 879, 513.
Baquelle, Thomas de, 529, 540.
, , his son Thonms, 529.
Barber, Adam le, 158, 224.
, Andrew le, 551.
, Hamo le, 536.
, Henry le, 82.
, John, 182.
, John le, 844.
, Richard le, 497
, Robert le, 449.
, Simon le, 292.
, William le, 386.
Barbour, John, 205.
, Simon Ic, 8.
GENERAL INDEX.
693
fiarbry, William, canon of Abbeville, 559.
Bard, Peter, 258.
Barde, Bardis, Alexander de, 429, 488.
, Bartholomew de, 11, 29, 52, 71,96,
198, 212, 228, 255, 256, 269, 273, 288,
801, 821, 328, 880, 897-899, 407, 408,
421, 429, 481, 455, 468.
Frederick de, prebendary of York,
288.
Bardelbj. See Barlby.
Bardelby, Hugh de, parson of Nettleham, 544.
, Bobert de, canon of Chichester, 254.
, William de, 288, 825, 828.
Bardeley, in Lyndeby hay, eo. Notts, 112.
Bardfield, Bardefeld, co. Essex, 476.
Bardi, society of. See Barde ; Florence.
Bardney Abbey, co. Lincoln, 422, 447, 569.
Bardolf, Alice wife of Thomas, 190.
, John son of Thomas, 6.
, Thomas, 6, 76, 122, 176, 190,815,481,
452, 465, 487, 488.
, William, 242, 474.
, , the younger, 806.
Bardsley, Bardesle, Bardesleye, co. Qloncester,
115, 502.
Bardstaple. See Barnstaple.
Bardwell, co. Suffolk, 818.
Bare, Thomas de la> 137.
Barentino, William de, 454.
Barentyn, Qilbert de, 407.
, William, 123.
, de, 177, 875.
Baret, John, 129.
, Stephen, 526.
Barewe. See Barrow.
Barewe, John atte, 581.
, Bichard de, 406.
Barford St Martin, co. Wilts, 110.
Barfot, John, 846.
Barker, John, 576.
, Simon le, 575.
Barketton, Qerard de, 143.
, William de, and Thomas his brother,
569.
Barking, Berkyng [co. Essex], 416, 449.
abbess of, 19.
Barkeworth, Baroworth, John de, 298, 297,
299, 848, 857, 441, 495.
,..., Bobert de, 473.
Barlaoombe, William de, 504.
Bariaretti, Brunus, 70.
Barlby, Bardelby [co. Tork], 510.
Barlings [co. Lincoln], abbey of, 522.
, letters patent dated at, 140, 158.
Barlowe, Bobert de, 578.
Eoger de, 498.
t Boger son of Roger de, and Henry
his brother, 572.
Barnard, Richard, 289.
Barnard Castle, co. Durham, 860.
, letters patent dated at, 554, 556,
557, 580.
Baniby, co. York, 869.
U 66658.
Bame, Simon son of Richard le, 511.
Bameby, William de, 289.
Bamet, La Bamet, co. Herts, 571.
Bamham, co. SnfEblk, 128.
Bamoldswick, Bemolveswik [co. York], 56,
70.
Barnstaple, Bardstaple [co. Devon], 166,
896.
castle, 896.
Barnwell, Bemewell, co. Cambs, 502.
piiory, 167, 195, 428, 502, 580.
, John, prior of, 556.
, letters patent dated at, 122, 128, 144,
146, 149, 198, 242, 249, 270-272, 274,
279.
Baron, Peter, 575.
Simon, 298.
Barre, Robert atte, or de la, 166, 196, 888,
484, 514.
Barres, 260.
Barrow, Barwe, Barewe, co. Chester, 50, 524,
569.
Barrowden, Berudon, co. Rutland, 472.
Barrowfbrd, co. Northumberland, 881.
Barry, Barri, David de, 199, 236.
, Edmund de, 199, 286.
, Johnde, 67.
, John, knt, 843.
, Richard, 286.
Bartelmen, Robert, 571.
, Thomas son of Robert, 571.
, Walter, the elder and the younger,
571.
Barthelby, WUliam de, 889.
Bartholomew, William son of, de Staunford,
78.
Barton, co. Lincoln, 283, 897.
, CO. Northants, 399.
, le broil of [co. Northants], 45.
, CO. Somerset, 114, 319.
, prebend ot See Wells.
, CO. Stafford, 205.
in RydaU, [co. York], 405.
Barton, Henry de, 418.
, John son of John de, 155.
, Ralph de, keeper of the pesage of
wools at Boston, 566.
, Richard de, 228.
, Robert de, justice, 59,66, 288,858,
441, 499, 502, 566.
, 149, 179, 274.
, , keeper of silver and lead mines
in Cumberland and Westmoreland,
179.
, Thomas de, 884.
Bartonsham prebend. See Hereford.
Barwe. See Barrow.
Barys, Jordan de, 429.
Basage, Ralph son of William, 855.
, William, and Henry his brother,
855.
Baslbrd, Baseford, oo, Notts, 524.
P P
694
QENEBAL INDEX.
Basing [oo. Hants], 54.
lord of. See Sancto Johanne.
Basingstoke [co. Hants], 100, 217.
Basingwerk Abbey, co. Flint, 422.
Baskerville. See Boschenrille.
Baskerrille, Richard de, 143, 259.
, Boger de, 358.
Basset, Edmund, 160.
, Henry, 149.
, Isabella wife of Robert, 566.
, John, 358.
, Juliana, abbess of Elstow, 171, 182.
, Ralph, 246, 285, 294, 447.
, , of Drayton, 133, 138, 205, 289,
290, 291, 297, 304, 322, 382, 409, 499,
501, 569-571, 578.
, , of Weldon, 144, 264, 267,
541.
, Richard, 150, 409.
, , son of Ralph of Weldon, and
Ilioholaa his wife, 267.
, Robert, 557.
...., , John his heir, 566.
, Roger, 385.
, , parson of Tyverington, 344.
, WilHam, 58, 130, 140, 206, 299, 329,
853, 507, 652, 577, 578, 580, 583.
Bassingboume [co. Cambs], 381, 387, 513.
, LeHohnin, 381.
Bassyngboome, Humphrey de, 71.
, , Alice his wife, 71.
, ^ Giles, Hugh and Humphrey,
his sons, 71.
,„ , , , Alice wife of, 71.
, Matthew de, 502, 503.
Warin de, 387, 584.
Bast, Adam, the younger, 371.
Bastenthwayt, Adam de, 104.
Baston, co. Lincoln, 346, 538.
Baston, Alan de, 60, 126, 285.
, WiUiam de, 60.
Bastone, William son of Sarra de, 298.
Basy, Roger, 536.
Ba^rng, Margaret de, 315.
, Richard de, 579.
Basyngham, Walter de, 127.
Bat, Philip, 319.
Bataille, Batail, Edmund, 65, 202.
, John de la, ohirogtapher of the Bench
of Dublin, 44, 77.
^ , , second chamberlain of the Ex-
chequer of Dublin, 106, 128.
, Robert, 77, 197. 202, 891.
Bate, John de la, 428.
, Simon, 387.
, William son of Robert, 806.
Batelaye, Adam de, 378.
Bateman, Didda, 452.
, Nicholas, 182.
Simon, 132.
Batesford, Robert de, 164.
Bateson, Daoieli 580.
Bath, Baa, co. Sonierset, 114, 819.
, barton of, 99.
, bishopsboure in, 569.
, bishop's palace in, 559.
, priory of, 99, 104, 114,217, 284, 819,
403, 659.
, , Robert prior of, 180.
, , Thomas prior of, 491.
Bath, Master Howel de, archdeacon of
Ossory, 330, 334.
, Matthew de, 474.
Bath and Wells, bishop of, 79, 222. See also
Drokenesford ; Salopia.
, diocese of, 2, 9, 107, 109, 174, 242,
251, 306, 342, 562.
Batheleye, John de, 582.
Bathlauoyne, Philip de, 187.
Batley, Batelay [co. York], 378.
, All Saints church, 378.
Battle, CO. Sussex, 229.
Abbey, 229.
, abbot of, 43, 75, 447.
Battlesdon, Bytlesden, Abbey, co. Beds, 165.
Batude, in Aquitaine, 338, 845.
Batyn, Richard, 494, 499, 503.
Baud, John wife of William le, 46.
, John le, parson of Corringham, 46,
578.
, William, 238, 239, 287.
, William le, 46.
.......... ...... knt., 578.
Baude, William, 186.
Baudot, Guy, 90.
Baudewyne, Geoffrey, 251.
, Robert, 374.
Baughel, John, 571.
Baukewell. . See Bakewell 5 Baquelle.
Baukewell, BauqueU, Baukwell, Boger de, 129,
290, 313, 442, 445, 447, 448, 495, 496,
498, 582.
, , chief justice of the Bench of
Ireland, 82, 470.
Baumburgh. See Bamburgh.
Baumburgh, Alice wife of Henry de, 441.
, Robert de, 9, 96, 220.
, Thomas de, 69, 168, 200, 247, 269,
295, 812, 313, 469, 508, 518, 562.
, , keeper of Bolton hospital, 116,
157, 868.
J , parson of Embleton, 411.
r. , Wmiam de, 524, 561.
Baumfeld, John de, 399.
Baumford, Ralph de, 582.
BaTent, Roger or Roger de, 129. 183, 187, 188,
207, 236, 237, 278, 286, 288, 294, 887,
442, 444, 679, 580.
, Thomas de, 144,445.
Bayerton, Edmund de, 876.
Bawdripp, CO. Somerset, church of St. Mi-
chael, 17.
Bawtry, Bautre, co. York, 369.
I Ba^aid, Christina, 62.
aEN£BAL INDEX.
595
Baylefaam, Beylhmm [co. Sufiblk], 42.
BajUyf, Henry, 505.
BayDtOD. See BaintoD.
Bajonne, in Aqtdtaine, 8, 7, 428, 428, 464,
526.
Bayoose, Biohard de, 264.
Bi^te, Thomas, 515.
Baysham, James de, 528.
Bms, 69, 248, 814, 818.
Beaghe, John, 505.
BeaJubonrne, co. Kent, 186,
Bealewe, John de, and John his son, 271.
Beaminster, eo. Ponet, prebend of. See Salis-
bury.
Beaminstre, Benminstie, Hugh de, 185, 142,
249.
Beans, Blias de, 452.
Beare, John atte, 504.
, Bobert de, 504.
Beatrioe, William son of, 290.
Beaubec by Droghe4a, in Ireland, 383.
Beaubec Abbey, in Normandy, 383.
, abbot of, 152, 482.
Beaubosson, Beaubascb, oo. Sussex, 291, 444*
Beanchamp, John de, of Somerset, 494.
Nicholas de, 285, 248.
9 Walter, 521.
, William, 181.
, William son of Walter de, 128.
, See also Bello Campo.
Beanchamp Boothing [co. Bssez], 577.
Beanchief [oo. Derby], abbot of, 438.
, eo. Sussex, 504^ 576.
Beandq^ort, 460.
Beanfoi, Beafou, Beanfou, John de, 4.
••...••.., , knt., 88.
, Boger, 204.
, William, 839.
, William de, 42.
Beanlien Abbey, co. Hants, 2^ 867.
, , abbot of, 128, 406, 449, 490,
587.
[Bewdley, co. Worcester ?], letters
patent dated at, 821.
Beaumtnor, co. Leicester, 127.
Beaumaris [co. Anglesey], 306, 814.
castle, 80, 50, 848, 465, 480.
Beaumes, John de, 87.
Beaumont, Henry de, 286, 880. See aUo
Bello Monte.
, Thomas df, 154.
Beanpei, Bobert, 286, 294, 504.
BeanscTalle, Biohard de, piootor d Bm Abbey,
184, 299, 847, 501, 588.
BeauTais, John bishop of, 91.
Beanver, Thomas de, 805.
, William de, marshal of the Bench of
Dublin, ^7.
Beo Abbey, in Normandy, 244» 299, 947, 406,
604.
•% » QeofErey, abbot of, 184, 588.
Beooles, oo. Suffolk, 88, 581.
Bechall,878.
Beehe, la, eo. Somerset, 104.
Beche, Bdmund de la, 248.
, , keeper of the Wardrobe, 569.
, Buphemia, wife of William de la, 88,
47.
, Nicholas de U^ 100, 216, 221,804,
824, 879, 484, 568, 565.
, PhiHp de la, 185, 187.
, WUliam de la, 83,47, 284.
Beohestan Castle. See Beestpn,
Beck, Richard atte, 59.
Beckingham, Bekjm^iatn, oo. Lineoln, 370,
376.
, chapel of St. Mary, 376.
Bedale [co. York]. 366, 867» 507.
Beddington, Bedyngton, co. Surrey, 76, 272.
Bedefeld, Roger de, 175, 217.
Bedelbrd. John de, 80, 102, 167, 281, 840,
421.
Bedelyngton, co. Sussex, 151.
Bedenhale, Adam de, 557.
Bedeworth, co. Stafford, 258.
Bedewynde. See Bedwin.
Bedewynde, Walter de, 186.
Bedfleld, Bedefeld eo. Suffolk, 260.
Bedford, 75, 171, 178, 226, 530.
, chapel of St Thomas on bridge of ,
148,804,351,860.
, church of St. Mary, 567.
, churoh of St. Peter, 567.
, gaol, 153.
, gaol delivery at, 431.
hospital of St Leonard, 75.
letters patent dated at, IB9, 164, 165^
170,200,201.
, mayor of, 351.
, rebellion at, 26-28, 33, 35, 66, 86,
217, 243, 410.
Bedford county, 23, 57, 181, 133, 137, 145,
178, 286, 289, 298, 296, 313, 327, 343,
349, 857, 879, 418, 488, 505, 540, 577.
, sheriff of, 62, 153, 304, 414, 518,
560.
BedUngton, co. Durham, 860.
Bedminster, co. Somerset 456.
.......... prebend of. See Salisbury.
Bedwin, Bedewynde, co. Wilts, letters patent
dated at 21.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Bedyng, oo. Sussex, 291.
Bedyngfeld, Bichard de, parson of Freeton,
408.
Bedynton, Nicholas de, parson of Sooth
church, 258.
Bedyngton. See Beddington.
Bedyngton, Richard de, 248.
Beek, Master Anthony de, dean of Lincoln,
118,256,257.
, , parson of Leverton, 152.
, John, 141.
, Bobert de, 858.
, Williun le, 850.
p pS
696
GENERAL INDEX-
Bees, Bichard, 879.
Beesby, Beseby, co. Lincoln, 114, 468, 519.
Beeston, Beohestan, Castle, co. Chester, 18,
^N^ 628.
^ ^co. Norfolk, 404.
Beliiton, Si"" ^^' ^^^•
Begate, RobeA^f' ^^^^
Begelvn, John, 171, ;. * t „-,^
« u Avv r c'«»8ex], 807.
Begham Abbey [co. Su^ **
Begham. -Sfce Bewholme."^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^
Beghton, hospital of St. Lukv
end 0^659. ^ 860,488.
Bek, Anthony de, bishop of Durham^
, John atte, 400. ^"^
, Nicholas de, 680.
, Simon atte, 182. ^
Thomas de, 189.
Bekcote, John de, 76.
, Peter de, 476.
Bekenesfeld, Richard de, hay ward of Byfleet,
84.
Bekeneshou, Henry de, 79.
Bekkef ord, Thomas de, chanter of St. Mary's,
Southampton, 246.
Bekyngham. See Beckingham.
Bekyngham, John de, 68, 181.
Robert de, 76.
Bela, William son of, de Makeseye, 277.
Belak Castle, in France, 308, 397.
Belassise, Thomas de, 842.
Belawe, John son of John de, 141.
Beleham, William de, 446.
Belemanier, John de, 283.
Belemcombre, Walter de, 481.
Beler, Alice wife of Roger, 226, 264, 848.
, Ralph, 4.
, Roger, 225, 680.
Relet, John, 181.
, Ro^er, pantler in Queen Fhilippa's
household, 38.
Belfbrd [co. Northumberland], 566.
, letters patent dated at, 419, 420, 422,
424, 426, 428-432, 436, 447-449.
Belgh, 682.
Belgrave, Roger de, 367.
Belhous, Isolda wife of John de, 70.
, Margaret wife of William de, 602.
, William de, 602.
Belle, Gilbert, 889.
, John, controller of customs at Hartle-
pool, 646.
, WiUiam, 132, 846, 614.
Belleyetere, William le, 363.
Bello Campo, Giles de, 18, 200, 420, 496, 587.
, Guy de, earl of Warwick, 80, 860.
, Guy de, keeper of Clarendon forest,
35.
, John de, 284.
, John de, the younger, 48.
, John de, of Ryme, 131.
, John de, of Somerset, 181, 187, 170,
202, 287, 404.
... ...... Robert de, his serrant Adam, 181.
Bello Campo — cont.
.... Thomas de, earl of Warwick, 80, 269,
286, 294, 296, 296, 298, 649, 571.
, See also Beauchamp.
Bello Fago, Geoflfrey de, 564.
Bello Monte, Alice wiffe of Henry de, 288, 812.
, Henry de, 20, 126-127, 228, 227,
270, 288, 290, 812, 826, 868, 878, 894,
397, 399, 603.
, , earl of Buchan, 581, 688, 662,
668. ,
, Isabella de, lady of Vesoy, 182, 288,
812,397.
Lewis de, bishop of Durham, 86, 88,
180, 172, 189, 206, 240, 307, 860, 426,
460, 469, 487, 614.
, See also Beaumont.
Bellygaveran, in Ireland, 88.
Belon, Nicholas, 489.
^ j^gford, CO. Lincoln, 124, 404.
B«"«jrffht, William le, 528.
Beltew^r _^n de, knt., 29.
Beltoft, SiiSJ oj. 656.
» »^4e, 217.
, William 3- 151.
Belton, CO. Lincoln, igg.
Belton, Thomas de, 2ik
Belntz, John de, 428. 'i^. Lancaster ?], 809.
Belyngton [Billington, ot
Bemerton, co. Wilts, 484.^\ -^.
Bemjnstre. See Beaminste^
Bemynstre, Hugh de, 361. ^8,
Benadez Subyran, Merlin de, 11 ^, 51, 68, 72,
Bench, Common, 20, 48^ 46, 4^ ., 116, 118,
76, 79, 87, 101, 102, 1187,264,280,
123, 164, 182, 282, 244, 24. , 440, 469,
802, 815, 850, 411, 420, 424, 498, 607,
472, 476, 481, 482, 490, 492,\
608, 610, 646, 562, 566. »; Herle;
chief justice of. See Stonoik
Scrope. Y»
, chirographer of, 281 , 808. n Bere-
, justices of. See AldeburghV^'ber-
ford ; Cantebrigge ; Inge ; M!5>s, '' '
thorpe ; Shardelowe ; Shareshu
Stonore; Scrope.
, keeper of writs and rolls in, 662.
, king's advocate in. See Burgh.
, seijeantof, 217, 829.
Bench, King's, 9, 20, 44, 48, 68, 68-66, 67, 69,
71, 79, 89, 161, 163, 166, 168, 170, 190,
202, 208, 220, 221, 228, 249, S52, 268,
255, 269, 270, 282, 290, 298, 802, 814-
316, 364, 366,867, 371, 878, 876, 396,
402, 406, 408, 409, 424, 481, 438, 488,
440, 463, 464, 478, 481, 486, 487, 491,
492, 626, 666.
, chief justice of. See Scrope;
Wylughby.
, chirographer of, 86.
, crier in, 86.
, justices of. See Hambnry .
, marshalsea of, 163, 218, 260, 678.
Benchesham, William de, 446.
Benedict, the chaplain, 67.
, Thomas son o( S62.
/
y
GENERAL INDEX.
697
Beneger, John, 67.
Benehale, Kobert de, 121.
Benendon, Benyndenne, oo. Kent, 891, 444,
446.
Benet, Beneyt, Adam, 341.
, (Geoffrey, 581.
, Henry, and his servants Albert,
Richard, and Robert, 441.
,John, laa, 441.
, Biohard, 289.
, Robert, 182.
I Roger, 58a
.Walter, 182,580.
, William, 429.
Benetleye. See Bentleye.
Beneyt. See Benet
Benham, 526.
Benham, John de, 288, 295, 296, 812, 849,
857.
Benington, 468.
Bennington, Long, Longebenynton, oo. Lin-
cohi, 84, 822, 330,888,524.
Benqueto, William Beymundi de, 87.
Benstede. See Binstead.
Benstede, John de, 146.
Thomas de, 128.
Bent, John de, 59.
Benteley, oo. York, 5, 64.
Bentele^e, James de, 564.
, Nicholas de, 8.
, William son of Richard de, 391.
Bentley, Benetleye, co. Suffolk, 96.
, 00. Worcester, 882.
Bentley Panncefot, oo. Worcester, 383.
Benton, Thomas de, 409.
Bentwood, Bentelwode, by Clarendon, oo.
Wilts, 116,414.
Bentworth, Bynteworth, co. Hants, 70, 568.
Beolton, Thomas de, 570.
Berard, John, 569.
Berand, Robert, 445.
Bercher, William le, 299.
Berde, 178, 372, 471.
Berde, Richard, 891.
Berdefeld. See Bardfield.
Berdefeld, Thomas de, 254.
Bere, co. Dorset, prebend of. See Salisbury.
forest. CO. Hants, 251.
Bere, Cicely daoghter of Richard de la, 828.
, John de la, and Margery his wife,
842.
, Riehard de la, 100, 104, 120, 268,
828.
Bereford, Edmund de, 234, 807, 810, 424.
, John de, 284.
, , Serjeant of the marshalsea,
828.
, Margaret wife of William de, 284.
, Oliver de, 848.
Robert de, 229.
,Roesiade, 41.
, Simon de, 81, 34, 57, 81, 241, 267,
808,533,560.
Bereford — cont,
WiUiam de, 220, 518.
, William de, jostioe of the Bench, 63,
420, 440, 490.
Bereford St. Martin. See Barford.
Berenger, Beringer, Ingelram, 68, 126, 181,
237, 316.
Berenhome, co. Sussex, 504.
Beresh, co. Kent, 98.
Berethorp, Thomas de, 24.
Bereward, Henry, John and William, 58.
Berewyk. iSee Berwick.
Berewyk, Berewik, Gilbert de, 25, 182«218,
500.
fHugh de, 324.
Thomas de, 200.
, Walter de, 439.
, William brother of Qilbert de, 25.
Berges, in Flanders, 214.
Bergeveny. See Abergavenny.
Bergh, Alexander de, 521.
, Richard de, parson of Hardwick, 128.
Bergfaam, co. lincoln, 846.
Berghested [Bersted, co. Sussex ?], Thomas,
vicar of, 21.
Bergholt, co. Essex, 281.
[co. Suffolk], 96.
Berghton, co. Lincoln, 148, 259.
Berier, Alan son of John, 577.
, John, 577.
Berk, inPonthieu, 189.
, murage at, 540.
Berkele, Berkeleye, John, 204.
, John de, 168, 354, 543.
, Maurice de, 8, 47, 123, 145, 240, 563.
, Nicholas son of John de, 854.
, Peter de, 19.
, prebendary of Salisbury, 44,
51, 172.
Richard son of John de, 354.
, Thomas de, 10, 295, 348, 455,571,
573, 583.
, baron, 202.
, , of Cubberley, 328, 419.
, Thomas son of Maurioe de, 354.
Berkelegh, Robert de, 240.
Berkeley, co. Qloucester, 10, 208, 354.
Berkeleye, 205.
Berkelowe, John de, 260.
Berkhampstead, Berkhampstede, co. Herts,
36, 184, 588.
., , castle, town and honor of, 51.
Berkhamstede, William de, 140, 157.
Berks county, 57, 76, 133, 187, 141, 145, 214,
286, 275, 288, 295, 296, 812, 827, 848,
849, 857, 858, 379, 455, 458, 502, 515,
542, 546.
, archdeacon of, 181,275.
,escheatorb. SraSelyman.
, sheriff of, 74.
BerksweU [oo. Warwick], 87, 108.
Berkyng. See Barking.
I Berli7Dg,Riobaidde,310,361.
596
GENERAL INDEX.
Berlay, [Bariow oo. York ?],81.
Berlay, Berlej, Robert de, 491.
, WilHam de, 840.
Berle, John de» and Alice his wife, 502.
Bennondsey, Bermundeseye, oo. Surrey,
letters patent dated at, 96, 97, 99,
108, 106, 14S.
, St. Saviour's Priory, 882, 542.
, John prior of, 542.
, prior of, 15, 270.
Bvrmondsey, William de, 888.
Bermyngeham, 111.
Bermyngham, Birmyngeham, Bormyngeham,
Folk de, 265.
, Henry de, 60, 62, 265, 285.
, John de, 110, f^ifO, ^ ,
, jMast^r Beyipon^ de, parson of
Stagkbinon, 110.
, William de, 186, 289, 265, 287.
Bemak, Matilda, 218.
Bernard, Hogli, 498, 499. .
, Hugh son of John, 218.
, John, 4Wp
, Peter, 148.
, , dePynsde. Sae Pynsole.
, Bobert, 205, 289, 887.
, llaster Bobert, 245.
, , vicar of Bakewell, 291.
, Simon, 502.
, Walter, 570.
.William, 497.
Bemardyn, Bemardim,FhiUp, panon of Sybal-
ton, 880, 557.
Bemer, Ralph le, packer of Watlington^ 85.
, Bobert le,878.
Bemete, Richard atte, \^,
Bemewell. See Barnwell.
Bemham, 90, 128.
Bemham, Bobert de, 21.
Bemingham, pavage at, 480.
Bernolveiwik. See Barnoldswiek.
Beron, Bobert, 428.
Berry, William, 888, 444.
Bertelot, Alice, 446.
Berton, Hamo de, 196.
, Richard de, 850.
, Robert de and Matilda his wife, 288.
, Walter de, 496.
Bertram, Beginald son of, de Ibbestok, 889.
, Robert, 158,202.
Bertrand, Marshal, 94.
Bertteby, Robert de, 285.
Bertvill, Ridiard de the yonnger, 125.
, Robert de, 125.
Bemdon. Sei Batvowden.
Berwarsle, William de, rider of Kynf are forest,
66.
Berwicki Berewyk, eo. T<«k, 8869 489.J
Berwiek Basset, op. WOts^ ehudi of St.
indhola^218.
Berwick-on-Tweed, 119, 197,422,457,461,
468, 466, 488, 487, 551, 552.
., letters patent dated at, 456-4«2, 464,
466, 469, 490, 498, 494, 496, 498.
, hospital of St. Mary Mi^gdalene by,
518.
, Withalle in Segate Street 554,
Bery, Robert, 104.
Berydon, Richard de, 505.
Beryngdon, John de, 248.
Beryngham, John, 242.
Beryngton, John de, 76.
Beseby. See Beesby.
Beskasewal, Bichard de, 570.
Beskerode, in Thomes [co. York], 878.
Best, John, 867.
Beste, John le, 69.
Beswick, Besewyk, co. T^rk, 869.
Betele, Hugh de, 272, 424, 426.
Betelescombe, Richard de, 60.
Beter, William, 577.
Bethum, Ralph de, 849, 858.
, Thomas de, 557,
Bette, Michael, 578.
Bettes, Geoffrey, 846.
Beudyn, Richard, 67.
Beufon. See Beaufoi.
Bever, Bevere, Thomas le, 68.
, , Lucy his wife, 68.
, , Robert his son, 68.
, Walter le, 288.
Beverache, Henry, 496.
Bevercotes, William de, 20.
Beveregge, John, 582.
Beverlaoo, Alan de, 486.
, Thomas de, 576.
Beverley, 00. York, 61, 828, 487, 579.
, assise of bread and ale in, 575.
, letters patent dated at, 980, 881, 888,
890, 544-546, 579.
, St. John's Church, 828, 547.
, , prebend of St. Andrew in,
417.
, , prebend of 8t Stephen in,
61.
, , provost and canons of, 21.
Beverley, Nicholas de, 871.
Beverleye, Richard de, 216.
Beverstone, co. Gloucester, 10, 204, 490.
Bevill, Richard, 581.
Bewholme, Begham, co. York, 214.
Bewick, co. Northumberiand, 889, 448, 444.
BexhiU, Bezle, co. Sossez, 504, 505, 576.
Beylham. See Bayleham.
Beyi^yn, Bobert, and his wife Isabel, 79.
Bianmont, Richard de, prior of Hamble,
548.
Bibury, 467.
Bibury, John de, 467.
BicMter, Bumecestre [co. Oxoo], letters
patent dated at, 524.
Mf priory of, 00. Oz<m« 85, 828, 848.
GENERAL INDEX.
599
Biokeleswade [Biggleswade, co. Bedford?],
195.
Biokenhall, Bjkenhall, CO. Somerset, 114.
Bicton, Boketon, oo. Devon, 2S5.
Bidefoid, Richard de, 578.
, Richard son of Richard de, 578.
Biddenden, oo. Kent, 391, 444, 446.
Biddenham, Bydenham, co. Beds, 7, 75.
Bidel, Geoffrey le, of East Deeping, 346.
Bifeld, John de, 245.
Biflet, Richard de, 8S.
Bigbury, Bikkebury, co. Devon, 348.
Biggild, Robert, 584.
Bigot, Bygod, Bygot, John, 157, 252, 515.
, John son of John, 515.
, Ralph, 515.
, Roger, 515.
, Roger, earl of Norfolk, 157, 251.
, ' , , piarshall of Eng-
land, 174.
Bikecombe [co. Devon], 809.
Bikefeld, Richard de, 499.
Bikenore, Walter de, 80.
, , constable of Drogbeda Cas-
tle. 87.
Bikkebury. See Bigbury.
Bile, Thomas, 574.
Biletoft, Simon de, 141.
Bilkemore Robert de, 821, 571.
, , steward of Cornwall, 50.
f , and Anastasia his wife, 104,
155.
BUle, John, 581.
, Richard, 344.
Billeburgh, Adam de, launder in Rockingham
forest, 70.
BiUesby [Beelsby, co. Lincohi?], 196.
Billesby, JoUanus de, 472.
Billingford, co. Norfolk, 206,*S53.
BUlioun, Billon, John, 907, 290, 294, 296,
440, 449, 496.
Billon, John de, 348.
Billyngburgh, Henry de, 114.
Bilsington, Bilsynton, co. Kent, 88, 391, 444,
446.
, priory, 33.
Bilton, CO. York, 386.
, park of, 68, 161.
Bilton, Ralph de, 497, 499.
, William de, 576.
Bilyngbnrgh, Simon son of John de, 60.
Bindon, Bynedon [oo. Dorset], 131.
, letters patent dated at, 225.
abbey, 19, 89, 131, 142, 201, 406,
449, 483.
, abbot of, 63, 181, 178. 893.
, Roger, abbot of , 449.
, William, abbot of, 203.
Bingham, oo. Nottm 284, 310.
Binham, co. Norfolk, prior of, 422.
Binnington, Bynynton, oo. York, 177, 369, 371.
Binstead, Benstede, co. Hants, 263.
, , CO. Sussex, 128.
Bintry, Byntre [co. Norfolk], 122.
Birchenwod, co. Kent, 584.
BirdsaU, Bridesale, co. York, 369.
Birkelond, co. Notts, 525.
Birkenhead Priory [co. Chester], 422.
Birkin [co. York], 4, 450.
Birkyn, William, 77, 196.
Birlaund mine, oo. Devon, 452.
Birlaund, Hugh de, 497, 499.
Birle, Adam, 58.
Birmyngeham. See Bermyngham.
Biroun, Emma le, 12.
Birstall, co. York, 401.
, prior of,422.
Birston, Thomas de, 447.
Birthorp, Roger de, 60, 126, 182.
Birton, oo. Notts, 141, 307.
Birton, Ralph de, 141.
Birtley, co. NorUiumberland, 202.
Biry, Bery, Adam de, 578, 580.
Birycote [co. Warwick ?], 109.
Biset, John, 3.
Bishop, Nicholas, 277.
, Richard, 550.
, Roger, 496.
, William, 253.
Bishopisdon [Bishopston, co. Warwick ?], 326.
Bishopsboume, co. Kent, 239.
Bishopsbridge, co. Lincoln, 141.
Bishop's Cleeve, co. Gloucester, 275.
Bishop's Fonthill, co. ^^ts, 256.
Bishop's Hatfield, co. Herts, 15.
Bishop's Lynn. See Lynn.
Bishops Teignton, co. Devon, 251.
Bishopstoke, eo. Hants, 165, 582.
Bishopston, oo, Hereford, 579.
, CO. Wilts, prebend of. See Salisboiy.
Bishopstrow, Bisshoppestreue, co. Wiltst
Ifoids called Honpol in, 81.
Biskele, Biskeleye, Reginald de, knt.,154,'1 64.
Bisley, co. Gloucester, 175.
Bissebrok, co. Rutland, 125, 404.
Bisshebury, Henry de, 246, 419.
Bisshop, Hugh, 351.
, John, 171,203,350.
Bisshopes Ichynton. See Itchington Bishops.
Bisshoppesdon, John de, knt, 17 1, 175, 182f
213, 216.
, , 186,328.
Bisshoppestreue. See Bishopstrow.
Bissenden, Bissynden, co. Rutland, 125.
Bistlesham. See Bustlesham.
Bitham, co. Lincoln, 569.
BitthehaU, Richard, 508.
Bitton, Geoffrey de, 204.
Bixbreche, co. Kent, 328.
Blacchesheye. co. Devon, 516.
Blackbumshire, co. Lancaster, 185, 673.
, chace of, 26, 84, 64, 70, 80, 199.
, forest of, 56, 284.
, lords of, 70.
Blaoktoft, Blaktofty oo. ToHc, 180^ 206.
600
GENERAL INDEX.
Blaokwell, oo. Backs, 143.
Blaoulyeftle, BlacoTesle, John do, 66, 416.
, Roger de, 858.
, , controller of coinage of
Cornwall, 54, 207, 498.
Blaowode, Richard de, 562.
Blaine, in Aqnitaine, 888, 345.
Blakaye, Simon de, 431.
Blake, John le, 249, 578.
, Philip, 229.
, Simon, 68.
, William le, 124.
Blakebrock, Thomas, 185.
Blakebom, Adam de, parson of Eccles, 884.
Blakemore, co. Cornwall, 50.
Blakene, GeofiVey de, 444.
Blakeney, co. Qloqcester, 34, 888, 480.
, CO. Norfolk, 77, 166, 196.
Blakenham, John de, 177.
Blakowell, John de, 891.
Blakewine, Adam, 199.
Blakhale [co. Cumberland], 587.
Blakwell, Nichohis, 499.
Blanche, queen of Navarre, 58.
, a widow, 452.
Blandford, Long, Longblaneford, co. Dorset,
420, 492.
, church of All Saints, 482.
Blanket, Blaunket, Matthew, sheriff of Abbe-
ville, 437.
, Thomas, 29, 248, 429.
Blankney Fen, Blaunkeneyefen, co. Lincoln,
108.
Blast, John, 855.
Blaston, Thomas de, 205.
., , baron of the Bzchequer, 862.
, , , of Dublin, 378, 470.
Blatherwick, co. Northants, 581.
Blatteston, oo. Berks, 178.
Blaumoustre, Blaumuster, Ralph de, 207.
, Ranulph, or Ranulph de, 188, 186.
188, 287.
Blaunchenal, Peter, 497.
Blaunford, Henry de, 144.
Blaunfrount, BlaunkfVount, Richard, 179.
, Thomas, 57, 183, 588.
, Thomas de, 898.
Blaure, John, 272.
Blayi, Blayes, John, 128, 284.
Blebury [oo. Berks], 170.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Blebury, Master John de, 227, 810, 572.
, John, son of William de, 899.
Blechele, co. Salop, pontage at, 76.
Bleohmere, Walter de, 891.
Bledelowe, John de, 449.
Blencowe, Adam de, and Emma his wife, 897.
, Joan wife of William de, 400.
Blenklereny, Blenlcveny, Castle, 85, 476.
Blennerhassety Blenerhayset, co. Cumberland,
59.
m%Up Hugh, 121.
Bletchingley, Blecchynglegh, co. Surrey, 185,
285, 236.
Bletherhose, John, 497.
Blethin ap Ithel, keeper of Ewloe forest,
181.
Blida, Master Walter de, 516.
Blis worth, co. Northants, 186, 421.
Btithe, 170.
Bliton, John son of John de, and Amicia
his wife, 183.
Blockley, Blokele, oo. Worcester, 584.
Blod, John, 575.
, ^chard, 171.
Blodwjfte, a Welsh custom, 194.
Blofield [co. Norfolk], 586.
Blohihon, Bloihon. See Bloyou.
Blois, Mary daughter of the count ot, 584,
586.
Blokwyne, Walter, 441 .
Blomyille. See Blounville.
Blonham, Henry, 850.
Blonorton [? Blow-Norton, co. Norfolk],
218.
Blore [co. Stafford], 858.
Blound, Blounde, Ralph le, prebendary of
Bridgenorth, 24.
, Thomas, 277.
Blount, Blunt, John le, 258, 821.
, , knt., 278.
, Johnson of John le, 195.
, Michael le, 38.
, Ralph le, 162.
, Thomas de, 60.
, Thomas le, 42, 219.
, Walter le, 246, 821.
, William le, 28, 187,821, 562.
, Me neveu,' 552.
, Willijun le, and Margery his wife,
240, 802, 894.
Blounville, Blounvil, Blumvyll, Blomville,
John de, 105, 186, 187, 287, 289, 296,
848.
...., , escheator in Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and
Hertford, 866, 478, 518, 584.
Bloxham, co. Ozon, hundred of, 486.
Bloxham, John de, servant of the prior of
Haverholm, 127.
, Roger de, 580.
Bloyou, Bloihon, Bloyon, Blohihon, Ralph,
123, 146, 440.
, Ralph, knt., 154.
, Ralph de, knt., 180, 456.
, Walter, 504.
Bluet, John, 25.
Blundel, John, parson of Clifton, 821.
, Richard, 441.
Blunham, Blounham, co. Beds, 875.
Blunt. See Blount.
Bluntesdon, Robert de, 500.
Blydyng, Richard de, 449.
GENERAL INDEX.
601
Bljth, hospital of St. Edmund without, 567.
, CO. Notts, letters patent dated at, 8.
, prior of, 179.
Bljton, Emma wife of John de» 160.
, John de, 160, 588.
Boby. See Bonbj.
Boee, Adam, 568^
Bocfasta. See Buck&stleigh.
Bockhampton [oo. Berks], 50, 151.
Bochardby, co. Cumberland, 160.
Bochardeston, co. Leicester, 125.
Booking, oo. Essex, 482, 529, 581.
Bockolt, CO. Sussex, 504.
Bookyng, Bokkyi^g, Ralph de, 68, 184, 187,
188, 207, 287, 293, 297, 448, 500, 577,
579.
, , steward of St. Edmunds, 204,
205.
Boole [co. Chester], 181.
Bocton, Master Thomas de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 529.
Bocton Alulphi. See Boughton Aluph.
Bodecote, Robert de, 129.
Bodekesham. See Bottisham.
Bodekesham, Bodekeysham, Andrew de, 80,
842.
, Eudode, 488.
BodeneweU, David de, 570.
, , Richard de, 570.
, Robert de, 570.
Bodenham [co. Hereford], 160
Bodenham, Roger de, 122, 201, 247.
Bodenho, John de, 851.
, William de, 851.
Bodham, co. Norfolk, 279, 449.
Bodham, Ralph de, and Christina his wife, 246.
Bodmin, co. Cornwall, 850.
Bodrigan, Oto de, 174, 196.
, , knt., 69.
Bodyhammemersh, [co. Sussex], 202.
Boelton, Thomas de, 489. See aho Boolton.
Boer, Robert le, 815.
Bogh, Richard de, 102.
Boghale, co. York, 154.
Bogheman, Simon, 446.
, Simon son of Simon, 446.
Boghes, Adam de, 184, 849.
Boghewode, oo. Deron, 505.
Boghhom, Peter de, 575.
Boghland. See Bowland.
Bohon, John the younger, 856.
, Robert the younger, 856.
Bohnn, Bohoun, Bonn, Bonhun, Bdmond de,
80, 408.
, Edward de, the king's kinsman, 11,
12, 14, 21, 86, 58, 78, 79, 114. 192,
222, 244, 294, 296, 820, 867.
, justioe of North Wales, 181,
848, 480, 495, 502.
9 Elisabeth wife of Humphrey de, 868.
f Humphrey de, 148, 806.
, earl of Hereford and Essex, 868.
> Joao d% <a Kilpeok, 256.
Bohun — eofi^
, John de, 24.
, John de, earl of Hereford and Essex,
constable of Enghmd, 12, 14, 24, 26,
27, 80, 81, 152, 471, 495, 496.
, John de, of Midhurst, 241, 265.
, Oliver de, 179,877.
, William de, 86, 198, 217, 819, 885,
867, 894.
Boillet, John, 28.
Bokeden. See Buckden.
Bokel, Adam, 59.
Bokeland, Nicholas de, 406.
Bokeler, John le, and Henry his brother, 168.
, William, 175.
Bekelonde, Boklond, Ceoffrey de, 403.
, Nicholas de, parson of Thomdon, 518.
Bokenhale, co. Stafford, 152.
Boketon, Philip de, parson of Weston, 277.
Bokkyng. See Bockyng.
Boklond. See Buokland.
Bokstede. See Buxted.
Bokxe, Sampson de la, 811.
Bokyngham, oo. Lincoln, 848.
BoLbare, Robert, 504.
Bolde, Benedict, 504.
Boldoun [co. Durham], 88.
Bole, John the elder and younger, 205.
, Richard, .^69.
, William, 205, 450.
Bolenau,806.
Boles, Ralph, 78.
Boleston hundred. See Bolstone.
BolewelL See Bulwell.
Bolewereheth. See Bnlverhiihe.
Bolewyk. See Bulwick.
Bolfote, Bulfote, Thomas, 8, 89, 167.
Bolle, Henry del, 576.
> Peter, keeper of Freemantle Park,
848.
BoUingbroke, co. Lincoln, castle and manor
of, 118.
Bollyng, John, 180.
Bohrewode, oo. Hants, 128.
Bolter, Henry le, 120, 308, 418, 489.
Bolihorpe [co. York], 510.
Bohon, Bowelton, oo. Lancaster, 192.
, Bonlton, eo. Northumberland, hospital
of, 87, 115, 156, 868.
, , hospital of 8t Thomas the
Martyr, 155, 157.
in Craven, oo. York.
, prior of, 872, 544
, priory, 422.
Bolton, QeoiArey d^ 208, 848.
, John de, 889.
.Stephen de, 18.
Bolnm, CO. Notts, prebend of. See York.
Bolyndon. See Bnllington.
Bolyngbroke, John de, escheator beyond
Trent, 59, 60.
..., John de, 167,856, 868, 881, 507, 614.
602
GENBBAL INDEX.
Bolyngbroke — cont,
, Biobard de, 618.
Boljndon. See BoUington.
Bolyngtoti) Walter de, and Leoia his wife, 815.
Bolyon, Balph de, 496. See also Bloyon.
Bonbj, Bondeby, Boby, co. Lincohi, 118, 121.
Bondts» Bobert le, 588.
, Boger le, 150.
, Tbomas le, 577.
Bondeby. See Bonby.
Bondegate, Adam de, 856, 889.
Bone, Jolui son of William, 264.
Boneclyf, John, 277.
Boneolyve [co. Wilts], 104, 155.
Bone Garde in Aquitaine, 888, 845.
Bonere, Beginald, 129.
Bongnidy, John, keeper of the mint at Bor-
deaux, 89.
Bonkle, Bonchill, in Scotland, 558.
Bonnevale, William de, 87.
Bono Villario, John de, 45.
Bonrallet, Philip, 88, 548.
Bonyndenne, co. Kent. See Benendon.
Bonyng, Boger, 189.
, Simon, 128.
Boor, Edmund le, and Thomas le, 57 1<
Boore, Bobert le, 164, 825, 478.
Boothby, Botheby [co. Lincoln], 87, 855.
Bordeaux, in Aquitaine, 7, 28, 189, 168, 818,
414,567,574.
, abbey of St. Nicholas, 428.
, constable of, 209, 805, 478. See also
Travers.
, mint of, 89.
, money of, 158.
, seal used in, l)y Edward III. before
be was king, 158.
Borden, co. Kent, 854, 856.
Borden^ Bordenne, William de, 180, 211.
, , clerk of the turbary in Ponthieu,
77.
, ,oontrollerand surveyor of works
m Ponthieu, 87, 186, 212, 284,487.
, keeper of Creasy hospital, 219.
, , parson of Claxton, 4, 482.
, , probendary of Abbaville, 859,
466.
Bordeeley Abbey, co. Worcester, 26, 882.
Bordet, Aymer, 175.
Bordevyle, Thomas de, 857.
Bordewode warren. Isle oi Wight, 489, 498.
Borehunt, Borhunt, Bourhonte, John son of
lliomas de, and Mary his wife, 526.
, Thomas, 161, 165.
, de, and Margaret his wife, 526.
William le, 4H, 466.
, William son of William de, 489, 450.
Boresworth. See Bosworth.
Boresworth, John son of Boger de, 260, 582.
Borewhas park, 530.
Borne, 88,511.
Borodon, Boroudon, Gilbert de, 182, 184.
BortoBy Hamo de, 166.
Bortremingiim, co. Suffolk, 21.
Bomghton [Bourton ?], co. Gloucester, ohapel
of St. Mary, 110.
Bomghton, Walter de, yioar of Hardington,
110.
Boryton [Barrington,co. Hereford.?], 886.
Boscheryille, Baskenrille, in Normandy, abbey
of St. George, 245.
, Balph, abbot of, 170.
Boseham, co. Sussex, 11, 280, 322, 380, 883,
524.
, collegiate church of Holy Trinity, 518.
, , prebend of Appledram in, 249.
, , prebend of Funtington in, 11,
280.
Boseham, Bichard de, 171.
Boselyngthorpe, John de, 158, 495.
Boseyill, Bobert de, 556.
Boseworth, William de, 814.
, , keeper of writs and rolls in the
King's Bench of Ireland, 564.
Bosewyk, Peter de, 576.
Boskawen, John de, 570.
Boskenal, David de, 570.
Boskene, 269.
Bosmere hundred, co. Suffolk, 160, 161.
Bosnaeyon, Bobert de, 207.
Boesard, Gerald, 8.
Boston, CO. Lincoln, 77, 78, 146, 154, 156,
166, 168, 197, 270, 414, 416, 425, 481,
484, 511, 514, 517, 520, 544, 580.
, customs of, 228.
, , controller o(, 49, 119, 898,545.
, friars minors of, 261.
, pontage at, 150.
, receiver of, 512.
, tonnage of wools in, 544, 555, 566.
Bosraynon, Bobert, 570.
Bosworth, Boresworth, co. Leicester, 260, 582.
Botelesford, Simon de, 468, 468, 528.
Botellarie, Henry de la, 8, 88.
Boter, John, parson of Knightwick, 250.
, Bobert, and Joan his wife, 250.
, , William their son, 250.
Botereaux, Botreaux, Beginald de, 144.
, William de, steward of the king's
castles and manors in Cornwall, 106,
828.
Boterel, James, 578.
Boterwyk, Bichard de, 278.
, Boger de, 528.
Botetourte, Botetourt, Butetourt, Joan de,
126, 821.
, , Joan wife of Thomas, 60, 285,
450.
Boterarree, co. Flint, 341.
Boteryleyn, William, 8^9.
Bothal [co. Northumberland], 870, 395.
Botheby. See Boothby.
Botheby, John de, master of Gretham hof •
pital, 878.
....•...., Nicholas de, 605.
, Waltar d6» 105.
(SENEBAH INDEX.
608
Botheler, Nicholas 80tt«f WiUkm le, 888.
Botill, JofaQ de,-6a8«
BotUler, Botsler; Edmtmd le, jostioiary of
IrelanclyMi.- •
, Elena wife of Adam le, 989.
, Geffrey Id, 888» 845, 485.
> Heocy ie, of llidhiint, S78.
, James, le^eati of Oimobd^SOl, 807,
827, 886, 844.
, , BleaDor his wife, 801.
, John, 576.
, John le, and Joan his wife, 28.
, , of Wjrmering, knt., 420, 498.
, Ralpb le, 187, 287, 294, 297, 447.
, Biohard !e^/45, 66k
, Simon le, 466.
, Thomas le,i468, 518.
, ,keeperof the. tcunage in Boston,
544, 555.
, WUliam le* of/Wem, 188, 184, 136,
142, 148, 287^ 294, 297, 298, 808, 848,
404.
Botonn, John, 854, 856.
, William, 670.
Botte, William atte, 180.
Bottisham, Bodekesham, co. Cambs, 477.
Botjngdon [co. Warwick ?], 20.
Botjton, Hugh de, 246.
Bondon, 170. See also Bowden, Great.
Bondon, John de, '858.
Boudone, Richard ^, 50$.
Bouet, Robert, 85.
Boughiere, Geoffrey le, 581.
Bonghton Aluph, Bpt^ton Alolphi, Bukton
Allulf, CO. Kent, 47, 135, 282.
Booha, Matilda and Robert her son, 575.
Bonhun. See Bohnn*
Bonkelande, Nicholas de, 5 Id
Boole, WiUiai% 854, 889.
Booleton, Adam ion of Robert de, 678.
, Stephen d«^ patson of Qamlingay, 57.
Boologie in Fi%abe, hotpital of St. Mary
Magdalene, 108, >
Boulton, CO. York, 58i
Boulton, Thomae ^, knt., 806.
,857. "r
Bonn, Reginald, 401. See ai$o Bohim.
Bonnde, John, 575. * '
Bonrbaoh, Robert de, 489^ <
Bonre, John atte, 570) 59^
Boorges in France, dean of, 460.
Bonrbunte.- fite B^rrtmile. <
Bourne, Bnmn* fe^, Lkieoki], 846.
, letters patent dated at, 15, 558.
, abbey, 41.
, 00. Sussex, 1, 148.
Bourne, John de, 480.
Master John de, parson of Great
Oarleton, 16.
, John de la, 288.
,WQliam4k»,489.'
Bourton, oo. Bucks, 286.
, Great and Little, Co. Oxon, 501.
Bouser, Robert, chief justice of the King's
Bench of Ireland 568.
Bousser, John de, 46, 118.
Robert de, 184, 188, 186, 246, 259,
298, 296, 388.
Bousset, Nicholas de, 186.
Bouteshale, oo Derby, 367.
Bouth, John, 552.
Bouton, CO. Kent, 108.
Bouvel, Michael, 187.
Bony, John the elder and the yonnger, 364,
367.
BoYet, Katherine wife of Simon, 128.
Bovey, North, co. Devon, 505.
Bovill, BoyviU, Edmund or Edmund de, 510,
515.
f Geoffrey de, 140.
, John de, 118, 848, 858.
» Margery wife of Edmund, 510, 515.
» Roger de, parson of Lawford, 896.
, Thomas de, parson of North Liddiard.
802.
, Walter de, 875.
, William de, 104, 289.
Bovingdon, Bovyndon [co. Herts], 62.
Bovington [oo. Dorset], 181.
church of St. Andrew, 19.
Bovis Vina, Guasbert de, parson of St Sau-
rin, Fnchmirol, 117.
» prebendary of York, 308, 871.
Bovyndon, Richard de, 88, 150, 242, 458.
Bovyngton, Roger brother of John son of
Robert de, 18.
Bowden, Boudon, Great fco. Leicester!. 52.
178,466. ■"
Bowelton. See Bolton.
Bower, John, 576.
Bowtre, Henry le, 889.
Bowes, CO. York, 484,
,casUe, 150,484,
Bowes, Adam de, 287, 292, 441, 496, 578.
» f chief Justice of the Kinir's
Bench of Ireland, 88.
Bowland, Boghhind, ebaoe [oo. York], 86.
78, 185, 141, 195, 206, 284 884, 529.
Box, John, 200.
BoxhiU, Alan de, 178.
Boxley, Abbey, co. Kent, 190, 885,
Boxsted, William de, 288.
Boxton, Andrew de, 108, 169, 274.
Boxworth [co. Cambs], 848.
Boy, Thomas. 197.
Boydel, William le, knt, 864.
Boye, John, 504.
,Wimam,544.
Boyg, John, 577.
Boyleston, William de, 165, 822, 512.
Boylund, Richard de, 412.
Boyne river in Ireland, fishery in, 883.
Boynton, oo, York, 869, 440.
Boynton, Bdmnnd de, 858, 440.
604
GENERAL INDEX.
Boynton— cofi/.
, Roger de, 440.
, William, de, 578.
Bojs, Henry de, 887.
, , his son Henry, 887.
, Joan de, nurse of Eleanor, the king's
sister, SSI.
, John dn and Dionisia his wife, 21.
, , his man Roger Baooun, 448.
, Master John de, 278.
, John, 400.
, Reginald da, 588.
, Richard de, 277.
, , da, 468.
, Rohert de, 244, 802, 449, 506.
, Simon de, 426.
, William, 570.
Boyter, John, 64, 254, 465.
, Peter, 465.
BoyvilL See Bovill.
B(M(on, John, 'le fitz,' 291.
Braak, Alninas de, 422.
Brabant^ 270.
, John duke of, 7, 87.
Brahanion, Adam le, keeper of the exchanges
at London and Canterbary, 52, 71, 580.
BrabasEon, Adam, 58.
Brabon, Robert, 496.
Brace, William, bailiff of St. Briayels, 201.
Brachet, John, 508.
Brackele, Richard de, 85, 497.
Bracken, Braken, oo. York, 81, 869,
Brackenholme [co. York], 510.
Brackley, Brackele, oo. Northants, 864, 499.
Brackyn, William de, 576.
Bracy, Robert, knt, 450.
, , his brother Richard, 450.
Bradden, Bartholomew de, 178.
Braddene, Joan wife of Geoffrey de, 386.
Braddenhop [Bradnip ?] oa Sti^ord, 224.
Bradebom, John de, 61.
, William de, 61.
Bradeboume, Bradebom, John de, 205.
, Richard de, 205.
, William de, 205.
BfBdefeld, Peter de, 65, 498, 500, 582.
Bradeford, Hogh de, 57, 58, 450.
, John de, parson of Bishopstrow, 81.
, Hiomas de, 40.
Bradele. See Bradley.
Brad^egh, Walter de, 288, 852.
Bradeleye, John de, 84.
Bradene, John, 80.
Bradeneston, Thomas de, 228.
Bradeny, Bradeney [oo. Somerset], All Saints
eharch, 17.
Bradeny, Master Anthony de, 17.
, Beatrice wife of Simon de, 17.
• ., Joachim de, and Joan his wife, 17.
, Simon de, 17, 56, 59, 181.
Bradishawe, William de, knt, 578.
Bradestede. SseBiasted.
Bradeston, Bradestan, Thomas de, knt, tf.
, , 48, 64, 115, 148, 457, 498, 558.
, keeper of Deriaes park, 832.
Bradewardyne. See Bredwaidine.
Bradeway. See Broadway.
Bradeway, Peter da, prior of Cianbome, 882.
Bradewell, Thomas de, parson of Salle, 564.
, William de, 571, 572, 578, 579.
BradeweUe, 227.
Bradeye, Robert 65.
Bradfbrd, co. Wilts, 864.
, CO. York, 886, 486.
, by Taunton [co. Somerset], 490.
Bradley, [co. Lincoln], 69.
, Great [co. Suitolk], 106.
Bradon forest, co. Wilts, 268.
Bradwell [co. Bucks], 10.
BradweU, William de, 140.
Bradynghurst, Robert de, 153.
Braham [? Brantham] co. Suffolk, 96.
, William de, 857.
Brailand, Warner de, 855.
Brailegh, Richard de, 290.
BraiUes, Thomas de, 116.
Braincroft, oo. York, 369.
Braithwell, Braythewell, 548.
Braken. See Bracken.
Brakenbergh, John de, 866.
, , his son Robert, 866.
Brakenesah, Richard de, 581.
Brakenest, Richard de, 580.
Brakenholm, Ralph de, 497, 499.
Brakne, co. Norfolk, 177.
Bramber, Brembre, co. Sussex, 291.
...., lord of, 444.
Bramerton [co. Norfolk], 149.
Bramhani, co. York, 85, 869.
Brampton [oo. Devon], 99, 222, 320, 461.
, CO. Hunts, 125, 404.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Brampton, Bramptone, Robert de, 229.
, William de, 446.
Bramwyth, Adam de, 174.
Brandesburton, co. York, 251.
Brandesby. See Bransby.
Brandon, 123.
, CO. Essex, 890.
, CO. Lincoln, 990.
Brand, oo. Cornwall, 860.
Braneys, oo. Deron, 540.
Branketre, Edmund and John, 205.
Bransby, Brandesby, co. York, 16.
Branston, Braunston, co. Lincoln, 555.
Brant river, 290, 291.
Brantham [co. Suffolk], 167.
Brantyngkam, Ralph de, 7.
Brasehued, Alexander, 59.
Brassington, WHliam de, 205.
Brasted, Bradestede, co. Kent, 511.
Bratoft, Braytoft [oo. Lincoln], 466.
GENERAL INDEX.
605
Brauncestre, Adam de, 850.
Brannoewell, William de, 276, 510.
Braunehe, Andrew, and Joan liis wife, 550.
, Robert, 429, 481.
Braondeston, John de, 544.
Braondon, Andrew de, 200.
Braonfeld, John de,/869.
..., William de, 118.
Braonsford, John de, parson of Harvington,
116.
Braontton. See Branston.
, Gilbert son of Richard son of
Laurence de, 555.
Bray, CO. Berks, 28, 55, 176, 888, 889, 875.
, Roger Ticar of, 888.
Bray, Braye, Henry le, 461.
, John de, 88, 288.
, , justice of the Bench, of Ireland,
470, 506.
Braybroke, William de, 180.
Braydeston, John de, 579.
Brayleghs, Richard de, 372.
Brayles, Thomas de, 214, 516.
, , chancellor and baron of Ex-
chequer of Dublin, 470.
Braylesford, Ralph de, 359.
Brayneford. See Brentford.
Brayntou, Roger de, 42.
, , archdeacon of Gloucester, 277.
Braysfeld, Brayfeld, Braifeld, Nicholas de,
and Emma his wife, 162, 181, 258,
818.
Braythemere, co. York, 56.
Braythwayt, Adam de, 211.
, Johnde, 889.
, Richard de, 59, 142, 858, 889.
, , his brother Robert, 59
, Thomas de, 889.
Braytoft. See Bratoft
BraytoQ [co. Tori[], 491.
Brayton, Thomaa de, 202, 479, 586, 572, 580.
, , parson of Campsall, 564.
Breamore, Brymmore, co. Hants, prior of, 422.
Breoio, Robert de, abbot of Fecamp, 541.
Brede, oo. Sussex, 272.
Bredstrete, John de, 8.
Bredwardine, Bradewardyne, oo. Hereford,
480, 517, 526.
Brehous, John de, 17.
Breideston, John de, 549.
Brekcdannoe, Robert, 817.
Brekke, oo. York, 284.
Brekyndon, Brekendone,Brikendene, Herman
de, 105, 210, 281, 809.
Philip de, 281, 809.
Bremelham, 568.
Bremesgraye. See BromsgroTe.
Brenohesle, Thomas di, 9.
Brenohley, Brenoheslei oo. Kent, 581.
Brendewod, William de, 496.
Brenkel, John de, 569.
Brenkeworth. SMBrinkwortb.
Brente, John, 504.
Brentford, Brayneford, co. Middlesex, pontage
at, 81.
Brenynge, Geoflrey de, master of the honndi
m Gressy forest, 211, 218, 215.
Breons, Breousa, Thomas de, 129, 151.
, William de, 151.
, , Richard, Peter, and Maigaret,
his ehildrra, 151.
Breredike, Richard de, 215.
Breredon, oo. Northumberland, 584.
Breredyk, Richard, 200.
Breres, Nicholas in the, 581.
Brerhegg, Thomaa de, 48.
Brerley, John de, 848.
Bresete. See Bricet
Bret, John, knt, 229.
, John le,knt., 280.
, Roger, 818.
, Hiomas, 207.
Bretby, Bretteby, oo. Derby, 282.
Breteuill, Breteyill, John de, 267.
, William, 425.
Bretforton, co. Worcester, 541.
Breton, Bretoun, Robert, knt., 85.
, Stephen, 818.
, , Henry his son, 814.
, William, 188, 518.
Brette, Thomas, 877.
Bretteby, Bretby, Richard de, 224.
, , parson of Qwytebem, 227.
Brettenham, Brethenham, oo. Norfolk, 814.
Bretton by Brotherton, oo. York, 271,
458.
Breustere, Hugh le, 499.
Brewer, Stephen le, 214.
, William, 496.
Brewes, Hiomas de, 414.
Brewode, Adam de, 418, 562.
Brewosa, Hugh de 178.
John de, 556.
, Thomas de, 118.
, William de, lord of Gower, his
daoghter Alina, 198.
, See aUo Breous.
Breyder. John le, 881.
Brian, Brian son of, de Herdeby, 60, 126,
182.
Guy, 226.
Brioe, John, 497.
, Thomas, 87.
Brieeebury in Kemptton [oo, Beds], 512, 522,
548.
Bricet, Bresete, oo. Suffolk.
Great, 160.
, priory of St Leonard, 160.
, prior of, 429.
Bricham [? Biroham], co. Norflilk 477.
Bridiet, John, 187.
Briekleswortb, 840.
Brid, John, 291.
, WilUam, 468.
606
OENEBAii mras;.
Briddale, Bobert de, 576.
Bridaljogtoii, Bridelingtoiiy Adam de, pre-
baidarj of Wingham, 830.
, MuUt Bobert de, 149.
, Bobert de, prebendary of Soathwell,
48S.
Brideport, John de, 60, 909.
Bridasale. See BirdtaO.
Bridgenorth, Images, Broggesnortb, Bmge-
north, CO. Mop, SS8, 881.
, bailiA of, 457.
, hospital of the Holj Trinitj, 511.
, ehureh of St. Leonard, 223, 881.
, free chapel of St. Mary Magdalene,
97.
, , dean of, 189, 548.
, , dean and chapter of, 162,
172, 544.
, , prebend of Alrelej in, 78,
108, 544.
, , prebend of (JnderdoD in, 24,
162, 172, 827.
, pontage at, 188.
Bridgewater, Bmggewaoter, Briggewater, co.
Somenet, 17, 56, 59^ 75, 181, 197, 800,
854, 566.
Bridlington, Brydelyngton, co. York, priorj
of, 177, 208, 847, 848, 474.
, prior of, 424, 446. See aUo Burton.
, Bobert prior of, 208, 847^ 848.
Briel, William de, 414.
Brien, Bobert, 468. , .
Brig, Adam, 58.
Brigge, Brigg, Hugh atte, 508.
, John atte, 180, 149, 44S»,
, Peter atte, 581..
, William atte, 59.
Briggeham, John de, 858«
Briggewater. See Bridgewater.
, John de, 186, 418.
Brigham, William Bon of Theobald de, 157.
Brighend, John del, 60.
Bright, Walter, 58.
Brightelm, Boger, 584.
Brighti, William, 279.
Bfightling, co. Sossex, prebend of. See
Hastings.
Brightmere, John, 575.
Brightston, Brighteton, Isle of Wight, 530.
Bright Walton [co. Berks], 229.
Brightwell [co. Berks], 516.
Brigman, Biohard, 449.
Brigsley, co. Lincoln, 481.
Brigstock, co. Northants, 86, 175, 977, 580.
Brikendene, Herman de. See Brekjndon.
Brikhnll, Williun de, and Oicelj his wife, 860.
Briklesworth, 869.
Brillonn, John, 144.
Brimton, Thomas de, parson of Bjton, 547.
Brinkwortb, Brenkeworth, oo. WUts, 88, 118,
120, 124, 149, 152, 175.
Brinton, William de, 426.
Brisbon, Bmsebon, WaUtf , 118, 220.
Brisecoorber, Edmond, 570.
Bristol, Bristowe, 6, 20, 29, €1, 77, 80, 85,
115, 189, 202, 215, 2A8, 290» 822, 828,
837,-845, 421, 429, 481, 484» 568,
574.
, barton of, 55, 141.
castle, 47, 55, 141.
, mayor of, 887.
, murage at, 64.
, port of, 14, 77, 197, 888.
., qoayage at, 64.
, water bailiff of, 461, 462.
, wool staple at, 862.
, abbej of St. Aogostine, 18, 189, 844,
845, 565.
, , hoose of St. Eatherine by, 196.
, house of St. Mark without, William
master of, 6.
, Byleswyk, 411.
, Temple churcfi, 68.
Bristoll, John de, 151, 158,' 168.
, Nicholas de, 512.
, Richard de, 205.
< Bristowe, John de, 8.
Britannia, Eleanor de, abbess of Fontevraud,
458.
Brith Walton, John de, 280.
Briton, Edmund, 424.
, Boger de, 575.
Britoun, Laurence, 478.
Brittany, John duke of, earl of Biobmond,
584, 545, 558, 55^.
, John of, eari of Bkhmond, 12, 18,
58, 84, 107, 110, 124, 150, 156, 179,
241, 804, 816, 862, 866, 404, 424, 486,
479, 483, 484, 491, 494, 511, 518, 517,
520, 580, 584, 545.>
, , his men and tenants of Little
Yarmouth and Q^lestone, 124, 816.
. Briweton. See Bruton.
, Broadtown, Brodeton, co. Wilts, 78.
'Broadway, Bradeway, co. Somerset, 116.
Broad Windsor, Brode Wyudesore, co. Dorset,
101,150.
Broadwood Wyger, Brodewode Wygor, co.
Devon, 290, 372.
Brocas, Brokas, Isabella daughter of John
de, 866.
, John, 845, 888.
:.., John de, 78, 86, 121, 428.
, Manettus de, 285, 428.
Brocklesby, Broccelby, oo* Linodn, 268.
Broolesby, William de, 609«
Brockworth, Gilbert de, 84a
Brooour, Richard, 854^ 889.
Brocworth, Henry de, 857.
Brode, Thomas le, 128. -
Brodeton. See Broadtown.
Brodham, Jamee de, parsoti of Stanysghale,
449.
Brodiworth, Broddesworth, eo. Torir, 848.
Bro^ieUm. Se09vm^tmu
GENBBAL INDEX«
eo7
Broghtou, John de, ksiL, uud Mivrgaret his
wi£3, 396.
, Bichard de, 128.
, Robert de, 126, 127.
Brok [co. Wilts], 508.
Brokas. See Brooae.
Broke, Brok, Hugh by the, 214.
, John atte, of Wingham, 575.
, John de la, 228.
, Peter atte, of Sittingboame, 570,
575.
, Ralph de, 17, 409, 486.
, , canon of Abbeville, 559.
, Ralph du, 194.
Brokehoose [co. York], 34.
Broker, Walter le, 288, 352.
Brokere, William le, 890.
Brokesboum, John de, 105, 210, 262.
Brokesboome, [Broxbonme.co. Herts ?], 101.
Brokhole, Geoffirej de, 102, 105, 132, 210.
Brokhnnit, William de, 1 58.
Brokls bj Ipswich, 239.
Broklesbj, William de, 304.
, , parson of Filingham, 87.
Brokworth, Henry de, 90.
Brom [oo. Norfolk], 115.
Brom, Broem, Brome, Adam de, 10, 59, 61,
811,322,874.
, William de, 236, 294, 296, 440.
Bromborroff, Brumburgh, co. Chester, 12.
Brombnrgh, 497.
Bromcote, William de, 4.
Bromfeld, David de, 265.
Bromfield, Bromfield, co. Salop, lord of, 555.
Bromham, oo. Beds, 384.
, [co. WilU], 229.
Bromholm abbey, co. Norfolk, 106, 474.
, prior of, 121.
Bromlegh, 135, 512.
, William de, servant of the prior of
Burton-on-Trent, 1,29.
Bromleye, William de, and Alice his wife,
71.
Brompton, 877.
Brompton, John de, 295.
BromsflTOve Brymmesgrave, Bremetgrave,
Xeo. Worcester], 188, 268.
Bromyard, co. Hereford, 581.
Bromyate. See Bumgate.
Brond, Walter, 387.
Bronkere, Robert, 205.
Bronneshoo, co. Essex, 868, 495.
Brookland, oo. Kent, 243.
Broomhin, Promhnll, oo. Sussex, 485.
Brotelby [? Brocklesby], co. Lincohi, 366.
BrothertoD, Thomas de, earl of Norfolk and
Suffolk, marshal of England, 11, 34,
40, 45, 50, 63, 96, 112, X74, 179, 184,
202, 247, 248, 260, 262, 268, 274, 280,
287, 298, 296, 297, 822, 880, 888, 884,
885, 402, 628, 579.
Brotherton— coMf.
, , Alice his wife, 11, 280.
, , Alice his daughter, 402.
Brotherwick, co. Northumberland, 428.
Brough under Stainmor, Burgh under Stayne-
mor [co. Westmoreland], 251.
Broughton, Brogheton [co. Hunts], 831.
, CO. Lancaster, 72.
, CO. Lincoln, 290/87Ci.
, by Bradewell, co. Oxon, 452.
, CO. Oxon, 501.
[CO. York], 79.
Broughton, John de, controller of works at
Westminster and the Tower, 488.
, , knt., 499, 501.
Broun, Hugh, 14.
, John, 21, 234.
, , parson of Slvington, 507.
, Matthew, 107.
, , escheator iu Lincoln, Northamp-
ton and Rutland, 408, 405, 439.
, Richard, justice of the Bench of
Ireland, 82.
, , of Whitefeld, 234.
, , Nicholas, William, and Thomas,
his sons, 234.
, Robert, 857.
, Stephen, 514.
.., Master Thomas, 502.
, , Roger and Andrew his brothers,
502.
, William, 576, 582.
Brounolvesheved, Brunolfesheved, Roger de,
136, 286, 292.
Bronnyog, James, 446.
, John, parkerin Knaresborough forest,
211.
'..., , son of Germanus, 446.
, Tliomas, 171.
Brouns, John, 141, 502.
Brudefbrd wapentake, 520.
Brudly, William de, 216.
Bruestere, Henry le, 448.
Brug*, John de, 551.
Brugeman, Bruggeman, Henry, 139, 574.
Bruges, 479, 510.
, church of St. Donatian, 802.
illegal wool staple at, 288.
Bruges, John de, parson of Heghardres, 167,
880.
Brugg*, William de, 484.
Brugge, Baldwin de, 579.
, Edmund de, 579.
, Walter son of Walter de. 579.
Bruggeman, Henry. See Brugeman.
Bruggenorth. See Bridgenorth.
Bruggestoke. See Brigstook.
Bruggewater. See Bridgewater.
Bruggewater, John de, 176.
Bmilly, John de, 192.
Bruly. Bruli, Bmily, William, 106, 182, 818.
Brumburgh. See Bremborroir*
608
GENERAL INDEX.
Brnmborgh, Henry de, 12.
Bmmleye, John de, 57.
Brnmpton, Andrew de, 189.
, Johnde, 182.
Bran, Bnine Benedict le, 269.
, John 580.
, John de, 27, 102.
, Richard, 228.
., Bobert de, 575.
, William le, prebendary of Bridge-
north, 109.
, William ton of William le, 97.
Bronbayn, Alan, 521.
, John son of Alan, 521.
Bmndifih, Master Edmund, 496.
, Edmnnd de, 503.
Bmnham. See Bumham.
Bnmham, Balph de, 279.
Bronhampthorp. See Bnmham Thorpe.
Bmnne. See Bonme.
Branne, Simon de, 76, 134, 188, 449, 508, 570.
Bronneby. See Bomby.
Bmnneby, Buttace de, 857, 359.
, Bobert son of Ricbard de, 508.
, Thomas de, 482.
Bmnolfeeheved. See Broanolvesheved.
Bnmshop, co. Hereford, 579.
Brunshope, Henry de, 579.
, Thomas son of Henry de, 579.
Brunyene, Alice mk of Hugh de, 508.
, Christiana, her sister, 508.
,Hnghde, 508.
Bninton, Andrew de, 574.
Bros, Bmis, Bmys, Agnes wife of Bernard de,
12.
, Bernard de, 288.
, Dayidde,king of Scothind, 11,29, 86,
89, 54.
, Matilda wife of Bernard, 465.
, Robert de, 180, 551.
, , earl of Carrick, 868.
, , king of Scotland, 11, 86, 240,826,
860.
, William, 289, 557.
Brosebon. See Brisbon.
Bmstowe, John do, 497.
Bmstwyk. See Burstwick.
Brustwyk, Robert de, parson of Ribchester,
102.
, William de, 576.
Brut, Thomas le, knt, 526.
Bmton, Briweton, Priory [co. Somerset], 101.
Broton, Henry de, 487.
Brotam, William, 582.
Bmyl, Adam, under forester of the, 572.
Bruyly, William, 171.
Bruyton, Blaster John de, prebendary of
Win^iam, 510.
Brymesgrove, John de, 8, 89.
Brymmesgrate. See Bromsgrove.
Brymmore. See Breamore.
BryDkebom, Adam de, 889.
Brynkebume Priory, co. Northumberland, 551.
Brynkesore, John de, 226.
Brynton, William de, 257, 546.
Bubwith [co. York], 371.
Bucfastre. See Bockfastlei^.
Buchan, Bo^ian, earl of. See Bello Monte.
Backden, Bokeden, co. Hunts, 16.
Buokenham Ferry, co. Norlblk, 18.
Priory, co. Norfolk, 472.
Buckeskyn, Peter, 19, 487.
Buck&stleigh, Boukfi»t, Buefiistre, Boc&sCa,
CO. Devon, 505.
, abbot of, 48, 504, 505.
Buckingham, 286.
Buckingham county, 23, 57, 96, 133, 187, 145,
190, 286, 286, 298, 295^ 818, 827, 848,
857, 879, 453, 473, 505, 545, 579.
, archdeacon of, 407.
escheator in. See Selyman.
, sheriff of, 48, 62, 158, 518, 560.
Buckland, Booklond, co. Berks, 168.
, CO. Devon, Thomas abbot of, 148.
BucBcomes, Thomas de, and William his
brother, 205.
Bucstones, William de, 419.
Bucton, John de, knt., 217.
Bud, Thomas, 446.
Buddeclegh. See Butleigh.
Buddenho, John de, keeper of Bedford
bridge and chapel thereon, 148.
Budulf, William, 497.
Buelt See Builth.
Buet, Stephen, 291.
Bugge, Adam, 897.
Buildwas, co. Salop, abbot of, 566.
Builth, Buelt [co. Brecon], castle and cantred
of, 74.
Buk, Hugh son of William le, 378.
Bukerst, Richard de, 80.
Bukesgate, Adam de, and Bugenia his wife,
175.
Buketon. See Biokton.
Buketon, Joel son of William de, and
Nicholas his wife, 225.
Bukton, John de, 343.
Bukton Allulf. See Boughton Aluph.
Bukyngham, Master Gilbert de, parson of
Nailston, 18, 129.
, Roger de, parson of Newnton Long-
▼ille, 149.
Bulligon, Raymond de, 429.
Bnlford, co. York, 455.
Bulfordy Robert son of James de, 455.
Bulfote. See Bolf ote.
Bulkedynas castle, 85, 476.
Bulkington, Bolkynton, co. Wilts, 254.
Bulkyly, Roger de, 170.
Bullaz, William, 575.
Bullington, Bolyndon, co. Hants, 168.
Bullok, John, 4.
Bully, John, 440, 500, 582, 580.
, Robert, parson of Brinkworth, 124,
149, 152.
GENERAL INDEX.
609
Buhner, co. York, 369.
Bulmere, Bolmere, Ralph de, 143, 200, 206,
359,412,440,441.
Bulneye, John de, the yoanger, 120.
Bulstone, Boleston, hundred [co. Somerset],
116.
Bulverhithe, Bolewereheth, co. Sussex, 504.
Bulwell, Bolewe]!, co. Notts. 173, 841.
Bulwer, Richard le, 229.
Bulwick, Bolewyk, co. Northants, 581.
Buljngham, Master Gilbert de, 57.
Bumstede, John de, 559.
Bnnohesham, Peter de, 135.
Bungey, Robert de, 478.
Bunham, Master John de, treasurer of Edward,
earl of Chester, 547.
Buntingford [co. Herts], letters patent dated
at, 270.
Burbage, Burbache, co. Wilts, 572.
Burbrigge, co. York, 500.
Burcestre, William de, 61, 390, 542.
Burohes, Richard son of Qeoffrey del, 573.
Burchyngbury, Stephen de, 109.
Burdegalia, Bnrdenx, John de, 512.
, Oliver de, 381, 841, 845, 543.
, , Matilda hit wife, 331, 341, 543.
Burdeleys, John de, 25.
Bnrdet, Henry son of Hugh, 566.
, Hugh, 566.
, Robert, 60, 133, 389, 406, 445.
Robert son of William, and Petro-
nilla his wife, 156.
Burdil [Bordeaux ?], castle of, 94.
Burdon, Burdoun, John, 144.
, William, 180.
, William de, Tinarof St. Nicholas's,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 312.
Bureford, John de, and Roesia his wife, 22.
Bures, Andrew de, 197, 456, 584.
, James de, Matilda his wife, and
Robert his brother, 281.
, John de, 221, 288.
, Kobert de, 197.
Buretrigill, William son of Adam de, 588.
Burford, co. Oxon, 350.
Burgate, Borgate, co. Hants, 127, 129.
, Up and Nether, 128.
Burgate, Robert de, 142.
, Roger de, 251.
Burgeis, Gilbert, 306.
, Henry, 306.
Burgeys, John, 556, 564.
Burgh, CO. Cambs, 19, 76.
, CO. Lincoln, 441.
, by Wainfleet, co. Lincoln, 466.
[Burgos in Spain?], 980.
• under Steynesmor. See Brougb under
Stainmoor.
Burgh, Gilbert de, 448.
, Hugh de, 59, 80.
, John de, 180, 185.
, John de, of Filgrate, 805.
U 65658.
Burgh — cont,
, Luke de, king's advocate in the
Bench, 27, 262.
, Richard de, 117.
, Stephen, del, 575.
, Thomas de, 80, 87, 519.
, , treasurerof Ireland, 83, 85, 135,
473, 562, 568.
, William de, earl of Ulster, deputy of
Irehind, 88, 119,220.
, William de, under-bailiff of Chilfoid,
584.
, William son of Agnes de, 353.
, See also Burgo.
Burghclere, co. Hants, 159.
Bnrghersh. See Burwash.
Burgherssh, Burghershe, Bartholomew de
constable of Dover castle and warden
of the Cinque Ports, 8.
, , his deputy. See Traly.
, , 185,226,395, 517.
, , knt., 359, 361, 413.
, , seneschal of Ponthieu and
Monstreuil, 188, 194, 229, 285, 246,
805, 309, 373, 409, 453, 457, 459, 534.
, Elixabeth wife of Bartholomew de, 225.
, Henry de, bishop of Lincoln, chan-
cellor of England, 7, 9.
, , , 16, 18, 28, 32, 37, 48, 77.
102, 158, 168, 171, 182, 195, 225, 243»
248, 263, 275, 327, 336, 875, 411, 416,
438, 439, 452, 467, 471, 492, 499, 501,
507, 516, 522, 536, 538, 550, 563, 566,
567, 580.
Burghkirke, co. Leicester, chapel of St. Peter,
259.
Boighwallis, co. York, 31.
Burghwode, Ralph de, 148.
Burgilloun, William de, 301.
Burgleion, Hugh, 122, 167.
Burgo, Elisabeth de, 1, 4, 89, 101, 159, 171,
209, 319, 820, 437, 476, 477, 551.
.Elisabeth daughter of William de,
486, 490.
, Hugh de, 199.
, Isabella de, 417.
, Matilda wife of William de, 463, 484,
490.
, Robert de, 297.
, William de, earl of Ulster, 488, 546.
, , keeper of Athlone castle, 79.
, William de, 562.
, See also Burgh.
Borgoyne, Alexander de» 677.
, Bartholomew, 348.
Bartholomew de,496.
Burjeis, Walter, 450.
Bnrlee, John de, 300.
Burlegh, co. Rutland, 540.
Bumby, Brunneby, co. York, 1 58, 353, 440.
Bomcettre. See Bicetter.
Bumcestre, William de. See Burcestre.
Borne, William de, 508.
Bumeby, Eustace de, 195, 530.
Q Q
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Bumecestre. See Bicester.
Bnrnel, Alina wife of Edward, 69, 84, 123.
, John, 387.
, , his brotiier William, 387.
Bamgate, Bromyate, co. Dorset, 131.
Bamham, co. Norfolk, 306.
, John, parson of St. Peter's, 305.
Bamham Thorpe, Brunhampthorp, co. Nor-
folk, 260.
Bnmham, Master John son of William de,
465.
Bomton, Henry de, 547.
Bony, Henry, and Bdith his wife, 37.
Borstowe, co. Surrey, 391.
Borstwick, Brostwyk, co. York, 494.
, letters patent dated at, 880-383, 385,
391, 543-545, 656, 559, 578.
, north park in, 85.
Barton, Isle of Wight, Holy Trinity chapel,
47.
, CO. Lincoln, 126, 285.
, CO. Northumberland, 192.
, West, CO. Sussex, 392.
Barton Lazars, co. Leicester, hospital of,
421.
Burton-on-the-Wold, co. Leicester, 891.
Burton Fleming, co. York, 177.
Bnrton-on-Stather, co. Lincoln, 569.
Burton-on-Trent [co. Stafford].
abbey, 333.
, abbot of, 129, 909.
Burton Stoveray [? Burton Avery, co. Lei-
cester], 37.
Barton in Lonsdale, co. Tork> 59, 73, 75,
556.
Burton, Qerard de, prior of Bridlington,
203.
, Hughde, 578.
, John de, 367, 448, 572, 575, 576.
, , parson of Newington, 20.
, Ralph de, 556.
, Richard de, 579.
, Richard and William, sons of Richard
de, 61.
, Master Walter de, 28.
, William de, 866, 422, 575, 579.
, , remembrancer in the Exchequer
of Dublin, 107,218.
..., Master William de, 177.
, William de, and Richard his brother,
353.
Burton Anneys, William de, 488.
Barton in Kendale, Roger dc, 184.
Burton joxta Lincoln, Rof<or de, 344.
Borton Noverai, Nicholas de, 502.
Burwash, Burghersh, oo. SuMfiox, 1 86, 434,
Burwell [co. Cambs], church of Mnry, 081.
, Borewell [co. Lincoln], 514, 515.
, prior of, 100.
Burwell, Thomas de, 169.
Bury, CO. Lancaster, 498, 499, 572.
, CO. Sussex, 128.
Bury — cont,
St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 119, 121,
123, 147, 157, 205, 288, 408.
, gaol delivery at, 217.
, letters patent dated at, 119-123, 139,
144-147, 466-468, 500, 565.
, steward of the liberty of, 204, 205.
abbey, 107, 119, 120, 123, 147, 153,
212, 359, 422.
, abbot of, 198, 217, 408, 447.
Bury, Alice wife of John de, 502.
, Henry de, 570.
, John de, 88, 234, 259, 305, 371, 372,
420, 441, 461, 502, 526.
.., John son of Robert de, 257.
, Ralph de, 570.
, , controller ofcustoms in London,
377, 898.
, Richard de, 303.
, Master Richard de, 11, 16, 18, 23, 30,
48, 81, 96, 100, 122, 163, 224, 283,
291, 303, 343, 387, 406, 408, 409,
421.
, , constable of Bordeaux, 383.
, , canon of Dublin, 859.
, , canon of Lincoln and king's
secretary, 98.
, , canon of York, 379.
, , parson of Sawbridgeworth, 383.
, , dean of Wells, elected bishop
of Durham, 487, 491, 532, 535, 560.
, , treasurer of the Exchequer,
511.
, Robert de, 456.
Busk, Robert, 576.
Busques, John, 319.
Bussh, John, 575.
, Master John, sacristan in St. Petei's,
York, 396.
BussheU, WiUiam, 179.
Bustler, Busteler, William, 358, 448.
Bustlesham, co. Berks, 52, 74, 195.
Bussy, John, 478.
But, Anastasia wife of John, 62, 134, 139.
, Robert, 77, 166, 197, 434.
Buterle, Stephen de, 351, 408.
Buterwyk, John de, 243.
Butetourt. See Botetourt.
Butlee, Roger de, 77.
Butloigh, Buddedegh, co. Somerset, 251.
Butley, Buttele [co. Suffolk],' prior of, 123.
Batteleye, Buttele, Roger de, 196, 407.
, Simon de, 896, 403.
Dutterley, Stephen de, 231.
Bntterleye, John de, 66.
Btttterwiok, co. York, 369.
Button, John de, knt., 217.
, Thomas de, bishop of Exeter, 111,
885.
Dux ted, Bokstede, co. Sussex, 391.
Buxton, Henry de, 416.
By bury, John de, 542.
Thomas dt, 904.
GENERAL INDEX.
611
Bydenham, 806. See also Biddenham.
Bydyk, Henry de, 357.
Byfeld, Thomas de, 239.
, William de, 438, 436, 453.
Byen, Henry, 119.
Byfleet, co. Surrey, 84, 62, 184.
Byflet, Richard de, 213.
Bygod, John, 38. See also Bigot.
l^k, Ralph, 362.
Bykeman, William, 183.
Bykenet, Thomas, 350.
Bykenhull. See Bickenhall.
Bykerstath, Bikerstath [Bickerstaff ?], co.
Lancaster, 282, 302.
Bykerton, Richard de, 167, 277, 373, 472,
554.
> Richard son of Kichard de, 554.
Byland Abbey, co. York, 373.
Bylemonium, Bylemount, John de, bailiff of
Rue, 173, 189.
Byllesby, Eudo de, 61.
Byllyng, John de, 248.
Bylon, John, 885.
Bylyng, John, 241.
Bylyngburgh. Henry de, 184.
Bylyngton, John de, 289.
Bynak, Arnold de, 428.
Bynedon. See Bindon.
Bynedon, Thomas de, 260, 642.
Byneley [co. Stafford], 191.
Bynham, William de, vicar of Hemesby, 14.
Bynteworth. See Bentworth.
Byuteworth, Master Richard de, professor of
Civil Law, 564.
Byny, Peter, 64.
Bynynton. See Binnington.
Byram, Byrom [co. York], 525.
Byron, John, 466.
, Richard, 495.
, de, 498.
Byrston, Thomas de, 140.
Bytlesden. See Battlesdon.
Bywell, CO. Northumberland, 124, 404.
By well, Robert de, 260.
c
Cabbel, William, 810.
Caberton. See Carberton.
Caohefot, Thomas, 584.
Cade, Peter, 580.
Caddington, co. Bedf., prebend of. See
London.
Cadomo, Master John de, clerk of the council
of Edward I., 488.
Caduroys, Thomas de, 894.
Caen in Normandy, Nicholas abbess of Holy
Trinity, 88, 548.
Caerleon, Kaerlion [oo. Monmonthl, abbey ,
47o.
Caerbon, cattle and manor, 476.
Caggere, Stephen le, 129.
Cailly, Adam son of John, 572.
, John de, 357.
Caistor, co. Lincoln, prebend of. See Lin-
coln.
Calboume, Caulbum, Isle of Wight, 140, 355.
Calce, Master Hugh de, collector of clerical
tenths in Ireland, 101, 325.
Caldebek, Richard de, 121.
Caldecote, 149.
, [co. Hunts], 9,493.
, under Brouneswold, co. Hunts, 8.
» [co. Monmouth], John, vicar of, 574.
Calderton in the Peak, co. Derby, 459.
Caldham, Adam de, 38.
Caldon, co. Stafford, 569.
Caldwell, co. Beds., prior o^ 842.
Caleware. See Calwar.
Callarde, Roger, 128, 425, 542.
Callere, Alan, 575.
, John le, 831.
Callerton, co. Northunberiand, 394.
Calma, Master Guy de, 38, 43.
Calne, co. Wilts, 566.
, hospital of St. John, 331.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Calneton, Robert son of Robert de, 537.
I Robert son of Robert, son of Robert
de, 537.
Calsale, Caleshale, Richard, 68, 181.
Calstone, co. Wilts, 566.
Calthorp, William de, knt., 172, 305.
Calthorpe [co. Lincoln], letters patent dated
at, 9.
Caltoft, Philip de, knt., 299.
Caluhey, in Kingscliffe forest, co. Northants,
383.
Calverton, co. Bucks, 571.
Calwar, Caleware, Richard, 245, 373, 376, 879,
414.
, , havener of Cornwall, 43.
Cam, Camme, co. Gloucester, 10, 268.
Camay le, William, 245.
Camber, John le, 448.
, William le, 448.
Cambridge, 76, 178, 191, 226, 261, 821, 496.
502, 503, 580.
, Carmelite friars of, 191.
, friors minors of, 261.
, gaol delivery at, 76.
, pavage at, 75, 285, 570.
, chapel of St. Edmund, 321.
, hospital of St. John the Evangelist,
411.
, priory of St. Rhadegund, 99.
University, 291.
county, 57, 84, 134, 186, 188, 178,
217, 286, 254, 282, 286, 293, 295, 313,
358, 866, 387, 408, 418, 656.
, eecheator in. See Blomvill ; Botte-
ley©.
QQ2
612
GENERAL INDEX.
Camel, co. Somerset, 31, 118, 237.
, West, CO. Somerset, 242.
Camel, William, parson of Shalden, 890.
Camera, Master Hugh de, archdeacon of Lin-
coln, 18.
, John de, parson of Biirwell ,831.
, Richard de, 438.
Cameys, John de, 507.
Camme, Roger de, abbot of Tintern, 201.
Cammel, Henry, 551.
Camoys, Ralph de, knt., 444,490.
Camp, Robert, 848.
Campden, co. Gloster, 261.
, letters patent dated at, 817, 819, 821,
822, 324.
Camperiano, Vlgerosus de, combaron of Dover,
248.
Campion, Richard, 179.
Thomas, 132.
Campo Amiilphi, Joan wife of Henry de, 191.
, Reginald de, 482.
, See also Chaumbemoan.
Campo Veteri, Peter de, 70.
Campsall [co. York], 564.
Campsey, Caompesse, Nunnery, co. Suffolk,
266.
Oampton, Camulton, co. Beds, 493.
Camston. See Kempston.
Canbell, John, 199.
Candlesby, oo. Lincoln, 188.
Canebrugge, John de, and Margery his wife,
250.
Canmore, co. Devon, 568.
Canneguyaco, Peter de, canon of Abbeville,
260.
Cannington, Canyngton, co. Somerset, 894.
, prioress and nuns o/, 894.
Cannok, 85.
Cannockbnry, Kannokbary, co. Stafford, 290.
Canon, Luke, 194.
Canones, Roger de, 478.
Canonleigh Nunnery [co. Devon], 210, 426.
Canons Ashby, co. Northants, priory of, 271.
Canoun, Ralph, 848.
Cante, John atte, 81.
Cantebrigge, Edmund de, 4, 227.
, Henry de, 866.
, John de, justice of the Bench, 20, 48,
58, 65, 76, 83, 119, 121, 128, 124, 126,
127, 128, 180, 184, 185, 188, 142, 144,
146, 183, 198, 204, 205, 207, 215, 229,
285, 237, 250, 264, 285, 286, 289, 291,
293, 813. 320, 846, 851, 352, 854, 386,
887, 889-891, 431, 441-443, 448, 478,
475, 484, 495, 496, 508, 506, 569-571,
574, 577, 580, 581, 588, 684.
, Matilda de, 179, 880.
, Nicholas de, parson of Fen Ditton,
118.
, , parson of Cottenham, 538.
Canterbury, co. Kent, 11, 243, 804, 354, 475,
484.
, archbishop of, 511. See aUo Rey-
nolds; Mepham; Stratford.
Canterbury— con/.
, , porter of his palace, 487.
, , steward of his liberty, 289.
, archdeacon of, 526, 540.
, castle, 820.
, , porter of, 170.
, cathedral, 481.
, diocese of, 171, 272, 889,409,475,
477, 478, 480, 482, 487, 491, 508, 510,
511,529,537,540,565.
, exchange, 86, 52, 71, 97, 530.
,gaol, 171.
, , delivery of, 584.
, province of, 454.
, Christ Church priory, 74, 424, 447,
475.
, , chapel of St. Thomas by, 74.
, Holy Trinity Chapel, 11.
, hospital of poor priests, 10.
, hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr,
559.
, , by the east bridge of, 527.
, St. Alphege, 74.
., St. Augustine's abbey, 289.
, , abbot of, 167, 239, 447, 524.
, , R., abbot of, 511.
, St. Dunstan without the west gate of,
11.
, St. Martin without, 48C.
Canterton, Geoffrey de, 842, 861.
Cantilupo, Nicholas de, 1 83, 205, 473.
Cantok, Roger de, parson of Hard wick, 327.
, Master Roger, 837, 506.
Cantuaria, Henry de, 10, 209.
, Master Henry de, 115, 279, 471, 510.
, Master Robert de, 207.
, , prebendary of London, 277.
, , prebendary of Wingham, 477.
, William de, 171, 265.
Canwick, Canewyk, co. Lincoln, 121, 188.
Capel, CO. Suffolk, 96.
Capelford, by Norham, co. Durham, hospital
of St. Mary Magdalen, 468.
Capenhurst, Richard de, 102.
, Thomas de, 432.
Capiere, John le, 139, 574.
Capmail, William, 429.
Capooie, Nicholas, prebendary of Lincoln, 17.
Capomer, Simon le, 211.
Capnn, John, 576.
, Robert, knt., 456.
Carartbyn, John son of John de, 350.
Carbonnel, Carbonel, Alice daughter of John,
584.
, Arnold, 429.
......... John, 438, 584.
, Sibyl, abbes of Romsey, 452.
, Thomas, 229.
, William, knt, 889.
Carburton, Caberton, co. Notts, mUlf of, 195,
580.
Storth, 536.
GENERAL INDEX.
613
Cardiff, Kaerdyf [co. Glamorgan], wool staple
at, 862, 868.
CardigaD, in Wales, 125, 128, 365.
, prior of, 527.
, castle, 31,865.
Cardiganshire, 847, 365.
Cardilhaco, Bertram de, prebendary of
Beverley, 417.
Cardington, Kerdington, do. Beds, 835, 861.
Cardon, Qrimoard, 169.
Cardoul, John son of Nicholas de, 16.
Carew, Carru, co. Pembroke, 286.
Carhampton, Karampton, co. Somerset, 118,
809.
Carhowe Priory, co. Norfolk, 178.
Can, Thomas de, 182.
Carisbrooke, Caresbrok, Isle of Wight, castle
of, 580.
, honor of, 311.
.., prior of, proctor of the abbot of Lire,
469.
Carleford, John de, 185, 275.
Carles, Roger, 134, 142, 163, 206, 287, S94,
297, 298, 312, 335, 348, 358.
CnrletOD, 290, 400.
, CO. Cumberland, 219, 224.
Carleton, Adam de, 288, 351.
, , archdeacon of Cornwall, 469.
, Greoffrcy de, 580.
, Henry de, 535.
, Hugh de, 442, 496.
, , keeper of seal of recognisances
at Lincoln, 35, 43.
, John de, 110, 141, 224, 271.
, , coroner in Holdemess, 86,
64.
, summonister of the Bxoheqner
of Dublin, 317.
, Richard de, parson of St. Peter's,
Chichester, 239, 240.
Robert de, 469.
, Thomas de, under-sheriff of Lincoln,
270, 442, 496.
, Walter de, 270, 580.
> , controller of customs at Boston,
49.
, WiUiam de, 540.
, , keeper of seal of recognisances
at London, 405.
, , keeper of seal of recognisances
at Oxford, 816.
, , parson of Faldlngworth, 184.
Carleton Fourehough, William son of William
de, 90.
Carliolo, John de, 267.
Carlisle, 72, 80, ill, 158, 178, 191, 226, 861,
378, 882, 402, 496, 528, 580.
, bishop of. See Kirkeby ; Rosse.
, cattle, 80.
, , gaol deliTOr}' of, 66, 882.
diocese of, 46, 280, 250, 25 1, 259, 266,
281, 809, 813, 315, 316, 826, 884, 457.
, mills, 226, 580.
St Mary's Abbey, 111, 280, 804, 313.
I , Adam prior of, 111.
Carlisle — cont,
, , liberties of, in Inglewood forest,
111.
..., hospital of St. Nicholas without, 113,
819,491.
, , master of, 186.
Carlow, Catherlagh, county, in Ireland, 402.
Carlton Curlieu, Curly [co. Leicester], 886.
, Great, co. Lincoln, 16, 403.
, by Rockingham, co. Northants.
, CO. Suffolk, 564.
, Karleton, by Kelshale, co. Suffolk,
266.
, in Lindrick [co. Ifork], 9, 506.
Carman, Roger, 132,
Carmarthen, Kaermerdyn, in Wales, wool
staple at, 862, 863.
, castle, 168.
, friars minors of, 146.
, priory of St. John the Evangelist,
410.
9 , John prior of, 881.
Carmarthen county, 125, 128.
Carmayn, in Aquitaine, sheriff of, 805.
Carmenowe, Carmenon, 'Carroinou, Car-
mynoun, Joan wife of John de, 261.
, John de, 106, 187, 242, 261, 527.
, OHTcr de, 286, 294, 296, 848, 850,
449.
, Walter son of John de, 242, 261.
Carnarvon, Kaemarvan, 108, 180, 182, 589.
, castle, 50, 348.
, chamberlain of, 32, 50, 348.
, porter and macebearer of, 164.
Camathlou, co. Flint, 341.
Carpenter, John the, 252.
, Matilda daughter of John, 5.
, PhiUple, 182.
, Robert le, 502.
, William, 581.
Carrickfei^us, Crakfergus, Castle, in Ireland,
472.
Carrick, earl of. See Brus.
Carm. See Carew.
Carru, Eleanor wife of Nicholas de, 168.
, Joan wife of John de, 168.
, Joan de, damsel of Queen Philippa*s
chamber, 541.
, Thomas de, 162, 286.
, Master William de, 162, 236.
Carry, Adam, 251.
Carter, Cartere, Cicely wife of William le,
404.
Qeoflfrey, 846.
, John, 447, 448.
, John le, of Aghton, 497, 499.
, , of Thurleby, 255.
, Nicholas, 182, 580.
Thomaf, 576.
, William le, 404, 448.
Carthusian Order, the, 97, 234.
Cartmell, Kertemell, co. Lancaster, prior of
482.
614
GENERAL mDEX.
Cutoii,57.
Carj, CO. Somenet, &03.
C«i7, Henrj, Ticar of Locking, 154.
Siclurd, S04.
Cane, Peter de im, 4S9.
, BcTDoDd d« U, 429.
Cwbel in IfelaDd, J. ■rchlriihop of, 176-
, John ftTCbbichop of, 305, 4S3, SGB.
Wsltor archHahop o^ 30S.
, chureh of St. Patrick, 492,
, treamirCT of, 176, SOS.
CaManllon, Chrittiaiia de, TO.
Cum, Williun, 199, 236.
Cb«7, Thomaa, 1S8.
Caslel Dwyran, Caiteldnnuit, CO. Carmartheii
free chapel of, 1 72.
CaBtelford, Adam de, 405.
, iBsbeUa de, 405.
CMlelgeronn, Alan de, panon of BaMing'
bourne, 381.
Casteno, Master Jolui de, SOS.
, Robert de, 127.
Caltern, John de, 283.
CastertoD, co. WeAmoreland, 554, 561.
, Little, CO. Ratlaod, 540.
Caiterton, Richard de, 136, 357.
Cutle Bitham, co. IJncohi, 143, 855.
Goderich. See Goodrich Cutle.
Lyoni in Irnlaad. See Tfeirculle
Martin, co. Pembroke, chorch of St.
Michael, 67.
mill* of, 67.
Caatlelmock prebend. See Dublin.
CutJetOD, CO. Derby, 388.
l^len patent dated at, 165, 166, 168,
175.
, CO. Laneuter, 384.
Cuton, John de, 213.
Cutre, eharch of, 185.
Cutre, John de, 259.
Cutro, Henry de, 67.
, William de, 480, 547.
Benurdi.Adanide, and Alice hii wife,
46).
Cutro Geriz, in Spain, 230.
Cutro Maniol, John de, 105, 210.
> Walter de, fereeter of Coytrei in
Pembroke, 48.
Cutnun, 393.
Caswiek. Cuwyk [oo. Lincoln], S98.
Cat, Hng]>, 550.
,HDghle,60.
CatAlonie, in Sptun, 970.
Catefeld, Edmund de, keeper of leal of
recogniiaoces at Norrich, S28.
Catelynfoo, B<%er, 373.
Catetby, GMeebj, co. Ifortbanti, prioreis of,
118.
CatMby, Robert de, 3(tl, S06. See alto
Oaddesby.
Catford in Lewicbam [oo. Kent], S4.
Cadierla^. See Cailow.
Cathorp, Gilbert de, 369.
Calonr, Roger, 403.
...... Thomas, 126,285.
Catron, Michael, 350.
Cattelowe, Robert de, 67i.
CatletfeM, John de, 229.
Catton, Nicholas de, 558.
Candray, John, 579.
Cank, John de, ST2.
Caolbnm. See Calbonmc.
Caompe, Joan de, 191.
CannceCelde, John son of John de, 554.
Canndel Haddon, [co. Dortet], 79.
..... Msnh, CO. Dortet, 432.
Csontele, John de, prior of Worm^aj, 24.
Cancteneye, John de, 164.
Canntiion, Griffin de, prebendary of Aberg*
willy, S60, 487.
Caonton, David de, 196, 560.
Cauntynlon, Master Griffin de, 381.
Caunviie, Cannmit, Cannvill, CamTill, Sir
William de, 67, 119,432.
, William de, 150, 302, 431.
William, son of Geroaoui de, 432.
Canrton, co. Norfolk, 69.
CanMon, John de, 259.
Caatermanre, 26, 125, 128.
Ca*e, CO. Tork, 369, 543, 557.
Sonth, Sulhcave, 463, 521.
prebend of. See York.
Cave, Richard de, 1S8.
, Richard, son of Joan de, 450.
Robert de, parBon of Ewell, 110,
, Roger de, 450.
Master Thomas de, 369.
WiUiam,29S.
, William de, 414.
Cavel, John, 387.
Oavenham, John de, 83.
Caveribsm [go. Oxford], 275.
CsTersham, Robert de, 298.
, William de, 298.
Cawood, CO. Tork, 362.
Caiton [co. Cambi.], 432.
Caxton, MMilda de, 45.
, Robert de, 139.
Cayfeatre, Nicholas, 350.
Cayit, John and Philip, 49G.
Cayngbam, See Keyingham.
Caylbo. See Kejsoe.
Cayaho, Richard de, 499.
Cayroi, CO. Flint, 341.
Cayton, Thomas de, 372.
Gees, Gnfot, canon of AbbcTille, 469.
Celer, John de, 115,576.
, Ranulpb del, 29S.
, Robert de, 5T5.
Celererman, Almotus le, S8D.
Ceppebam, John de, 86, 355.
Cereedene. See Sarsdon.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Cerde. See Chard.
Ceme Abbas, oo. Dorset, letters patent dated
at, 225, 226, 228.
Cemecotes [Shamcott, co. Wilts?], 149.
Certeseja, Bobert de, 567.
Certeseye. See Chertsej.
Cesterton. See Chesterton.
Cestre, Henry de, 4, 4»7, 467.
> Peter de, parson of Whallej, 529.
Cestrefeld, William de, 196.
Chaa, Oeoffrey de, 204.
Chaceden, Albm, 314.
Chacilion, Hugh. See Chastelion.
Chaddesden, co. Derby, 188.
Chaddesden, Matthew de, 183.
Chaddesle, Chaddesleye, Richard de, 202.
, , vicar general of Winchester
diocese, 460.
, Master Richard de, parson of Kemp-
sey, 218, 237, 276, 534.
« , , prebendary of Salisbury, 585.
Chadesworth, Thomas de, 236.
Chadwell, Chaldewell, co. Essex, 58, 449.
Chagford, co. Devon, 505.
Chaggcford, Robert son of Dionisia de, 505.
Chaillon, William, 15.
Cbakkeleye, Elias de, 310.
Chaldon, Chalvedon, co. Dorset, 181.
Chaldstrothere, co. Northumberland, 565.
Chale, Isle of Wight, 439, 450.
Chaledoune [co. Hants.], 47.
Chalf, Thomas, 496.
Chalfhunte, Henry de, 89, 147, 493.
, Matilda wife of Henry de, 498.
Chalflok, CO. Kent, 69.
Chalkfhrd, co. Oxford, 891.
Chaloner, Thomas, 570.
Chalons, John de, knt., 148.
, , John his brother, 143.
Chalonsley, co. Devon, 144.
Chalun, Chalon, Henry, 50, 803.
Chalvecrofts, 28.
Chalvedon. See Chaldon.
Chambre, John de la, 566.
Champeignak, in France, 397.
, castle of, 809.
, lord of, 808.
Champent, John son of John de, 844.
Champion, William, and his brother, 853.
Chan, Morgan, and his daughter Matilda, 125.
Chanary, William, 429.
Chancellor, the, 152, 424. See also Burghersh }
Stratford ; Bury.
Chancery, 9, 26, 27, 28, 31, 76, 98, 102, ISO,
142, 168, 177, 180, 187, 190, 196,206,
208, 210, 211, 212, 214, 982, 250, 252,
254, 258, 260, 808, 818, 315, 817, 320,
880, 887. 844, 346, 358, 166, 870, 406,
413, 416, 424, 431, 439, 442, 474, 485,
525, 529, 580, 586, 544, 548, 556, 558,
562.
, chafe waxiD. Se§ Aenm,
.....«..., olerk of the crown in, 159, 527.
Chanoery-^ofi/.
, keeper of the rolls of, 808.
, king's clerks in, 489.
, office of the marshalsea in, 30, 163.
, spigomel in, 36.
Channel Islands, 245. See also Gnensey,
Jersey, Aldemey, and Sark.
Chapeleyn, James le, 449.
, John son of Richard, 25.
, Robert le, 288, 852,
, Walter le, 449.
Chapeliiod, in Ireland, 814.
Chapman, John, 504.
, John le, and his wife Lecia, 815.
, William, 103.
Char, John du, 211.
Chard, Cerde, co. Somerset, 390.
Chardstock, Cherdestok [co. Dorset] prebend
of. See Salisbury.
, Thomas vicar of, 871.
Charettere, Sewall le, 58.
Charles IV., king of France and Navarre, 91.
Charles, Adam, 150, 242, 458.
Charlton by Hungerford, co. Berks., 178.
, Cherleton, co. Kent, 5.
Charlton-on-Ottemore, co. Oxon., 204.
Charman, Richard, 113.
Charminster [co. Dorset], prebend of. See
Salisbury.
Chambrok, Chamebrok, John de, 40, 44.
Chamels, John de, 285.
, Nicholas de, 294.
Chames, Thomas de, 482.
Charom, CUrrom, Ranulph de, 119, 191.
Charoun, Ralph de, 820.
Chartray, William de, 881.
Chartres, Roger, 204.
Charwelton, Cherwelton [co. Northants],
215, 479.
Chastel Isabell, co. Salop, 148.
Chastel, Humphrey dn, 86.
, William de or du, 60, 126, 182.
, William da, of Blithe, 170.
Chastelion, Hugh, 58, 284.
, , his man, Morgan, 58.
Chastelon, Robert de, 445.
Chastilonn, Chastelun, Malcolm, 450.
, Malcolm, de, knt, 498, 499, 502.
Chaterice, John de, 491.
Chatham, co. Kent, 5.
Chatteris Nunnery, co. Cambs, 242.
Chanoombe Priory, co. Northants, 416.
Chancombo, Henry de, 110, 307.
Chaumbcrley, Benedict, 204.
Chaumberleyn, Chamberleyn, Andrew le, 62.,
, John, 20, 82, 278.
, John, of Drax, 811.
, John and Robert, his sons, and
Joan his daughter, 312.
, Robert, 581.
, Robert le, 21, 289.
, Thomas, 855.
616
GEXERAL IXDEX.
I ChrliiifotJ, Joka de.
, ThoMM foa of Ralph, 2^2.
Hlllks le, and Feficta kk wife, US.
WilHam loa of Williaai le, 259.
ChamaberDoan, Mwttfr Beginald de» prebeo^
dafj of Exeter, 75.
rR*cb«^ ^ 199* ^M'
, «ee o/fo Caoipo AnmlphL
OiaiuBbre, Baldwin de la, S46.
, Hatty 577.
, Henrj de la, 57.
, Bachard de 1«, 174, 267.
, Walter de, steward of Sherwood
forest, 548.
Chaome, Ma«ter Guj de, prebendarj of
JAdcoId, 247.
Chanmpaigiie, Chaampejne, Kargery de,
275, 278.
Chaompeoeys, Nicholas, 70, 166, 197.
Chaunoeller, Henry, 166.
., Robert, 525.
Chatmdeler, Matter Andrew le, 7.
Chaondler, John, 576.
, William. 441.
Chaundelerie, Cbannderie, John de la, 8, 89,
168, dll.
Cliauodos, Chandos, Edward, 29, 1 73, 2d3,
280.
, Master Robert de, 417.
, Roger, or Roger de, 125, 203, 286, 292,
295, 298, 851, 440, 578.
, , escbeator in the counties of
Hereford, Gloucester, Worcester, Salop
and Stafford, 326, 327, 877.
, , keeper of Glamorgan and
Morgannou, 43, 821.
f Master Thomas de, archdeacon of
Hereford, 57, 178.
Chaunley, John, 189.
Chauns, Alan, 238.
Chauntecler, Roger, 805.
Chaunterel, William, and his brother John,
289.
Chauworth, Laurence de, knt., 153.
Chaworth, Robert de, 881.
, Thomas de, 136, 445.
Chawton, co. Hants, 390.
, letters patent dated at, 216, 219.
Cbecholey. See Chicheley.
Cheddar, Cheddre, Chedderne, co. Somerset,
21,99,222.
Chedeworth, Cheddeworth, Robert de, 143,
278, 577.
, Thomas de, 476.
('hedyngton, John de, 571.
Cheigni, William, knt., 14. See aiso Cheney.
Cheilmtrdon, Thomas de, 205.
('heldoworlh. StM Chelworth.
rhiiloseii. lUlph de, 184.
(?lio)u«iuort^, CO. Warwick, 574.
(liDlKrivt), (liHiortde, 158.
(Iiullo, John dv, 407.
(Miti|li<Ht)y«, John de, 154.
( Vlmnr»h,(1i«),v)monih [co, Salop], 265.
of Biarfmd
; of Lickield,421.
Cbelrei. SflrCUdny.
I CMreston, co. Sortiiaats, 453.
I Obelwofth, CheUewocth, co. Wihs, 183, 195,
240, 52S.
Oieoaige, Lake, panoB of Swaffkaa, 559.
Cheney, Roger de, 206.
» Williaan de, kal^ aad kis brodMra
Peter aad Robert, 252.
, «ee aUo Cfaejiie.
Chepstow [co. MonaMMtb], 14.
Chepyng Dassec, Chepjug Dorset, oo. War-
wieh, 303.
Cherbourg, Normandy, Robert abKot oC 464.
Cberbmy bandied, eo. Salo^ S98.
Cberche, Thomas atte, of Hawkbvsft, 444.
CherttoQ, Chiritoo, oo. Hants, 7T.
, 00. Kent, 365.
Cberleton, 322. See oho Charlton.
Cherleton, Alan de, and Elena his wife, 424.
, Eliasde, and BenedicU his wife, 117.
, John de, knt., 285.
, Johnde, 17,60. 117, 126, 127, 142.
22S, 420.
, Thomas de, bishop of Hereford, 181,
274, 827.
, William, de, 15.
Cherlewod Heath, 28.
Chert, William atte, 574.
Chertsey, Certeseye, co. Surrey, 113.
, abbot of, 161.
Cberwelton. See Charwelton.
Chetandbred, Robert 400.
Chescwyk, Walter de, 245.
Chesham [co. Bucks], 17, 128.
Cheshunt, Chesthonte, co. Herts, prioress of,
108.
Chessell, Chesthell, Isle of Wight, 855.
Chester, 360.
, archdeacon of. See Havering.
, archdeaconry of, 26.
, bishop of. See Coventry and Lich-
field.
, castle, 13, 419, 528.
...., chamberlain of, 61, 78, 419, 523.
, constable of. See Lacy.
, exchequer of, 61, 181.
, friars minors of, 76, 89, 360.
, justice of, 31, 78, 191, 363, 366, 419,
523. See also Ingham ; Clynton
Holand.
, murage at, 62.
, port of, 823, 434.
, St. Werburg's Abbey, 12, 261,360,
422, 447.
Chester county, 13, 22, 56, 64, 78, 103, 166,
197, 328, 338, 859, 362, 875, 418, 419,
523.
, court of, 432.
•, , escbeator of, 191.
GENERAL INDEX.
617
Chester, earl of, 49, 304. See also Bdward.
, Ranulph, earl of, 39, 332.
Chesterfield, Cestrefeld, Chesterfelde, co.
Derbj, 438.
, bailiff of, 582.
, hospital of St. John, 568.
ChestertOD, Cestreton, co. Cambs., 195, 503,
530.
,00. Warwick, 328.
Chesthell. See Chessell.
Chesthonte. See Cheshnnt.
Chesthunt, Walter de, 402, 436.
Chestrefeld, William de, 271, 319, 338, 392.
CheteldoD, William de, 353.
ChetiltOD, William de, knt., 279.
Chetwode Friory [co. Bucks], 455.
Chetewynde, John de, 126, 127.
, , abbot of liilleshall, 163.
, William de, 858.
Chetyngton, John do, 133.
Chereleye, Edmund d«, parson of Winston,
224.
Chevyngton, Edmund de, 70, 368.
Chew, Chu, [co. Somerset], 394.
Cheylmersh. See Chelmarsh.
Cheyne, Margery wife of William de, knt., 570.
, Thomas de, 535.
, William de, knt., 570.
, see also Cheney.
Cheyny, Walter, 258.
, William, 128.
Chicheley, Checheleye, co. Bucks, 205.
Chichester, Cicestre, co. Sussex, 99, 100, 103,
119, 143, 146, 166, 196, 207, 221, 254,
832,511,514.
, bishop of. See Langetou .
cathedral church oi Holy Trinity,
7, 254.
, , prebend of Ferring in, 25.
, , prebend of Selsoy in, 173.
, , prebood of Sutton in, 557.
, , precentor of, 265.
, customs of, 545.
, dean of, 66. See also Garland.
, dean and chapter of, 100, 254.
, diocese of, 24, 34, 216, 240, 334, 380,
518,534,535,542.
, gaol delivery at, 332.
, office of the tronage in, 542.
, rape of, 361.
, St. MichaePH church, 100.
, 8t Peter the Great, 239, 240.
, St. Peter in le North Street, 66.
ChicLestre, Richard, 205.
Chickerell, Chykerel, co. Dorset, 280.
Chiokney, Chykeneye, co. Essex, 177.
Chiddingley, Chidj-ngle [co. Sussex], 565.
Chidiok, Chydiok, John de, 60, 294, 267, 8 19.
Chieri, 15, 878.
, society of the Grimbaldi of, 15, 161,
873.
Chiggewell, Uamo de, 39.
Chigwell, Alan de, 70, 320.
Chikewell, Thomas de, 827.
Chilbolton, co. Hants, 233.
Child, John, 58.
, William le, .577.
Childehagh [co. Dorset], 150.
Childene Canfield [Canefield, Little], co.
Essex, 143.
Childerlangele. See King's Langley.
Childrey, Chelreie, co. Berks, 116.
Chilford hundred, co. Cambs, 584.
Chiltenham, John de, 357.
Chilton, [co. Kent], 47.
, prebend of. See Wingham .
[co. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
485, 494.
Chilwell, William de, parker of Gringley, 266.
Chinnock, East, Estchynnok [co. Somerset],
36.
Chinnor, Ohynnore [co. Oxon.], 108.
Chinting, co. Sussex, 531.
Chipchace, co. I^orthumberland, 389, 443, 444.
Chippenham, Cippeham, co. Wilts, 25, 55, 77.
Chipping Bamet, Chepyngbamet, co. Herts,
571.
Chipping Norton, Chepyng Norton, co. Oxon,
2. 143, 478.
Chirche, Churche, Ivo atte, 58.
, John atte, 218.
, Richard son of William atte, 817.
v-> William atte, 284.
Chirchewa\Te. See Churchover.
Chiriton. See Cheriton.
Chirk, in Wales, 109, 123, 145, 179.
, forest of, 79, 458.
, forester of, 29.
Chirk, Nicholas de, 134.
Chirton, East, Estchirton, co. Northumberland,
889.
, Middle, Middelchirton, 889.
Chiselden, Richard, 851.
Chiseldene, Richard de, 288.
Chi«hall, Great, co. Essex, 386, 387.
Cbishnll, Gilbert de, parson of Great Horkes-
ley, 84, 102, 117.
, , parson of Morton, 437.
Chival, Robert, 105, 210.
Cho, CO. Lancaster, 309.
Chonnot, William, 448.
Chopcok, John, 4.
Chorleton, William de, 115.
, I Katherinc his wife, 115-
, , Eleanor, Elena, Joan
and Margaret, her sisters, 115.
Christehurch Twynham, co. Hants, castle of, 54.
, priory of, 417, 420.
, prior of, 330.
, letters patent dated at, 224.
Chu. See Chew.
Chuddelegh, John de, 131.
, , Idoniahis daughter, 181.
Chunnesone, Alan son of Gilbert, and Robert
his brother, 447, 448.
Choroham, Cbirchamme, co. Gloucester, 821.
618
GBNEKAL INDEX.
Charchdown, Chirchesdon, co. Gloucester, 877.
Chorchille, Bartholomew de, 181.
Churchover, Chirchewayre, co. Warwick, 396.
Chute forest [co. Wilts], 165.
Chjdiok, John. See Chidiok.
Chjkeneye. See Chickney.
Chykerel. See Chickney.
Chynnore. See Chinnor.
Chyny, count of, 7.
Chyrtemerie, William, 411.
Chyyaler, Ralph, master of St. Nicholas's
hospital without Carlisle, 113, 186.
Cioestre. See Chichester.
Cicestre, Richard de, 574.
Cifrewas, Cipherwast, Syfrewast, Cyforwas,
John, 62, 128, 286, 293, 390, 391, 444.
, , his sons Roger and William,
128.
Cinque Ports, 81, 124, 317, 347.
, warden of. See Kendale.
Cippeham. See Chippenham.
Cippeham, William de, parson of Warehorne,
86.
Cippenham [co. Bucks], 184.
Cirencester, Cirencestre [co. Gloucester], 99,
222, 350.
abbey, 383, 340.
abbot of, 99, 222.
barton of, 340.
Cirencestre, Geoffrey de, 278.
Cissote, William, 280.
Citeaux, order of, 393, 485, 564.
, William, abbot of, 279.
Clapham, Matilda wife of William de, 882,
412.
, William de, 882, 412, 552.
, escheator in the counties of
York, Northumberland, Cumberland
and Westmoreland, 546, 558, 560.
Clapitus, WilHam, 78.
Clare, Geoff^rey de, 429.
, Gilbert de, earl of Gloucester, 277.
, Isabella wife of Gilbert de, 193.
, Thomas de, 360.
Clareburgh, Adam de, keeper of Holy Inno-
cents' hospital, Lincoln, 189.
aarel, Robert, 825.
Clarendon [co. Wilts], 77.
, letters patent dated at, 14-17, 19, 20,
166, 197, 221-229, 282, 286, 318, 820,
327, 470, 474, 480-487, 508, 504, 583.
forest, 18. 85, 112, 161, 189, 200,476,
537.
^ swans stolen in manor and forest of,
200.
Clarkes, Clarques, William de, 26, 540.
Clarom. See Charom.
Clary ndon, Williem de, 171.
Clavenon, Philip de, 321.
Clarer, John, 56, 62, 134, 136, 138, 139, 144,
148, 167, 284, 287, 293, 296, 818, 350-
364, 886, 888, 448, 444, 447, 449, 475,
484, 495, 501, 569, 579, 581-588.
Claverley, co. Salop, 16, 113.
Clareryng, Hawisia wife of John de, 251.
, John de, 62, 66, 69, 132, 188, 199,
285, 258, 428.
,John and Thomas, sons of John de,
113.
Clarille, Richard de, parson of Bisley, 175.
Claxton, 4.
Clay, John sou of Thomas del, 575.
, Thomas del, 575.
, William del, 96.
, William son of Thomas del, 576.
Claybridge, co. Lincoln, 299.
Claybrigge, co. Surrey, 99.
Clay don, 473.
Claydon hundred, co. Suffolk, 161.
Claydon, Cleydon, John de, parson of Man-
chester, 49, 149.
, WiUiamde, 176.
Clayhangre, Hugh de, 350.
aaypool, Claipole, co. Lincoln, 199, 224, 228.
Clayton, John de, 573.
, Richard son of William de, 128.
, William de, 573.
Clayworth, Claworth, co. Notts, 496.
Clebury. See Cleobury.
Clebury, Adam de, abbot of Shrewsbury,
430, 437.
, Richard de, the king's cook, 160.
, Master Richard de, 566.
, Walter de, 405.
Clefbury Mortimer. See Cleobury Mortimer.
Clehongre, John de, abbot of Wigmore, 320.
Cleidon, William son of William de, 581.
Clelecombe. hospital of St John the Baptist,
331.
Clement, Peter, 18.
Clementis, Thomas, 308.
Clementiston, 331.
Clent [CO. Stafford], 276, 321.
Clent, John de, parson of Bocking, 529.
Cleobury, Clebury [co. Salop], 231.
Cleobury Mortimer, Clefbury Mortimer [co.
Salop], 68.
, letters patent dated at, 326, 828.
Clerc, John, 103.
Clerk, Baldwin le, 190.
, Edmund le, 503.
, Gilbert le, 544.
, Hugh le, 182.
, Joan wife of Gilbert le, 644.
, John le, 100, 604, 651, 575.
, Johnson of John le, and his brothers
Walter and William, 448.
, Orengia wife of John le, 675.
, Ralph le, 67.
, Richard If, 289.
, of Croyland, 298.
, Robert le, 271.
, Walter le, 404.
, William le, 482.
, , of Downham, 818.
, , of Piddington, 499.
GENERAL INDEX.
619
Clerk— con*.
, , of South Walsham, 128.
, , of Soathwell, 149.
Clervauz, Elias de, 387.
Cleton in Holderness, co. York, warrener of,
303.
Cleyedon, Clyvedoo, co. Somerset, 574,
CleydOD, John de, 498, 500, 582.
, William de, knt., 248.
Set also Claydon.
Clejford, Reginald de, 366.
Cleyton, William de, controller of customs at
Hull, 229, 238, 279.
Cliderhou, Cliderhowe. See Clitheroe.
Gllderhou, Cliderhowe, Gilbert de, 418.
, Henry de, 284.
Robert de, 9, 141, 206.
Clif, Cljf, Master Henry de, 20, 149, 162,
170, 175, 269, 295, 800, 803, 354, 425,
447, 510.
, , canon of Salisbury, 103, 814,
470.
...., , keeper of the Chancery Rolls,
808.
, John de, 299, 874, 450.
, Thomas de, 486.
William de, 116, 118, 222, 886, 500.
Cliff [co. York], 510.
Cliff, South, CO. York, 869.
Clifford by Tadcastcr, co. York, 869.
Clifford, Clyfford, Hugh de, 18.
,., Peter de, 178.
^ Robert de, 133, 286, 292, 322. 849,
860, 412, 415, 549, 550.
, , justice of the forest on thif side
Trent, 550.
, Roger de, 860, 549.
Clifton, 815, 821.
, CO. Devon, 181.
, CO. Notts, 129.
, CO. Oxon, 85.
on Teame, Clifton-upon-Tamode, co.
Worcester, 45.
by York, 497.
Clifton Dartmouth [co. Devon], austin friarv
of, 46.
Clifton, Gervase son of Qerard de, 129.
John de, 844, 589.
, Thomas de, 556.
, , woodward of Blakeney in Dean
forest, 838.
, Walter son of Henry de, 544.
, WiUiam de, 577.
Clipston [CO. NorthanU], 110.
Clipstone, Clipstone in Sherwood [co. Notts],
494.
• letters patent dated at, 3, 6, 7, 159-
161, 168, 164, 199, 201, 209, 848, 869,
559, 562, 568.
Clisby, Clysby, by Gresby, co. Lincoln, 455,
472.
Clitheroe, Cliderhou, Cliderhowe, oo. Lan-
oist«r, 80, 199.
Clitheroe-^coni.
, castle, 82, 185, 195, 809, 529.
, , chspel in, 104, 528.
, , keeper of, 104.
, prison, 284.
Clive, Clyre, co. Salop, 541.
Clivedon, John de. See Clyvedon.
Clobbe, Thomas, 571.
Clodeshale, Richard de, 111.
Cloketon, Henry de, 576.
Clomel [Clonmell ?], in Ireland, 327.
Clondolkan, John son of Simon de, 257, 270.
Clonne [Clonn, co. Salop?], 424.
Clonne, Thomas de, parson of Hopesay, 198.
Clopcote, CO. Berks, 384.
Clopcote, or Clopton, William de, parson of
Shipton Mallet, 1.
ClophiU, Kaynho, co. Beds, 108, 814.
Clopton [co. SAffi)lk], 184, 185, 275, 496.
Clopton, John de, 121.
, Master Peter de, parson of Clopton
496.
, Simon de, parson of Shiffnal, 40,
180.
, Thomas de, parson of Shiffioal, 25.
, , parson of Walton, 40.
, WilHamde, 121.
Close Roll, 214, 220, 224, 269, 295, 461, 464,
498.
Clotherom, Clotheroum Cloutherom, John de,
59, 353, 856, 889.
, , , his man Robert, 59.
^ , , his brother Roger, 853.
, Roger de, 58, 356, 889.
Clony, 329, 507, 518.
, abbot of, 157, 380.
, Peter abbot of, 66, 90.
Clntton, CO. Somerset, 130.
Cluworth, John son of Robert do, 498.
Clyderhou. See Clitheroe.
Clyderhou, John de, parson of Wigan» 814.
Clyfford. See Clifford.
Clyfton, chapel of, 186.
Clyfton, William de, abbot of Darley, 70, 88.
Clynt, Adam de, 856.
Clynton, Ivo de, parson of Threxton, 41.
, John de, 296, 889.
, Juliana wife of William de, 171, 181.
, William de, knt., 273, 466, 467, 471,
582, 584.
28, 82, 138, 139, 144, 171, 181,
202, 216, 219, 248, 261, 265, 277, 287,
294, 820, 852, 865, 379, 426, 471, 504,
505, 582-584, 576, 582.
, constable of Dover castle, 161,
847.
> , justice of Chester, 18, 62, 888,
859.
William de, clerk, 350.
Clyve. See Kingscliffe.
Clyve Abbey, oo. Somerset, 99, 457, 461.
, abbot of, 222, 820.
620
GENERAL INDEX-
Clyve, William dc, 428.
, parson of Epworth, 543.
Clyvedon. See Clevedon.
Clyvedon, Clivedon, John de, 56, 139, 201,
294, 849, 354, 390.
Cnaplok, William, 513.
Gobbe, Philip, 355.
, Simon, 446.
Cobeham, 509.
Cobeldyk, Alexander de, 495.
Cobham, Coveham, co. Surrey, 163.
Cobham, Cobeham, Henry de, 38, 86, 226
530.
,.,, Joan wife of John de, 186.
, John de, 38, 63, 133, 137-139, 186,
287, 294, 353, 356, 358, 387, 510, 537,
566.
Cobynton. See Cubbington.
Coche, John and Richard, 504.
Cochur, Philip, 447, 448.
CockerBand Abbey, co. Lancaster, 9.
Cockthorpe, Cokethorp, co. Norfolk, 305.
Cod, Laurence, 86, 567.
Codegrave, Bartholomew de, 44 ^.
Coderugge. See Cotheridge.
Codestede, Codstede, John de, 354, 356.
Codford, CO. Wilts, 500, 524, 537.
, East, 122.
, West, 527.
Codham, 310.
Codnor, Codenoure [co. Derby], 18, 58, 112,
198, 442, 496.
, lord of. See Grey.
Coffee, Roger, 229.
Cogan, Richard, knt., and Mary his wife, 1.
Coggeshall, co. Essex, 46.
, abbey, 474.
Coigners, Peter de, knt., 90.
Cok'. See Coker.
Cok, Coke, Adam, 499.
, Adam le, 289.
, Hugh le, 582.
, John, 251, 579.
, Ralph, 121.
, Robert, of Chel worth, 240.
, Robert, of Horsham, 128.
, Roger le, 128.
.Walter, 499.
, William, of Nanshirgh, 350.
. , William le, 158.
, , of Codford, 500.
Cokefeld, Baldwin de, 546.
, Thomas de, 336.
Cokeham, co. Sussex, 255.
Cokeham, John de, 468.
Cokelico, Thomas, 342.
Coker, Cok', co. Somerset, 89.
Coker, Edward and his daughter Joan, 36.
Cokerel, John, 575.
, William, 176.
Cokerham, William de, 72.
Cokermouth, Gilbert de, 677.
Cokermuth, John de, parson of Old !5arum, 168.
Cokeryngton, John de, 560.
Cokeseye, Hugh de, 3.
Coket, John, 448.
, , his man William Padel, 448.
Cokfeld, William de, 441.
Cokham, Master Henry de, parson of Rams-
den Cray, 332.
, John de, 413, 416.
Cokhird, John, 441.
Cokkel, John, 575.
Cokynton, James de, 570.
Colahaye, William de, 131.
Golan, Adam, 389.
Colbere [co. Dorset], 430.
Colby [co. Norfolk], Thomas parson of, 123,
518.
Colby, John de, 276.
, William de, the queen*8 treasurer,
27, 32, 37, 39, 49, 454.
Colchester, Colecestre, co. Essex, 226, 530.
, abbot of, 149, 474,532.
, castle, 577.
Cold Aston, Gold Asshton, co. Gloucester, 234.
Coldneuton, co. Leicester, 571.
Goldrei, co. Gloucester, 326.
Goldrei, William, 128.
Cole, Elias, 389.
, John, 144, 448, 449, 456.
Michael, 144.
, Roger, of Missenden, 390, 391.
, Simon, Isabella his wife and Robert
his son, 23.
, WiUiaro, 307.
Coleby, William de, dean of York, 536.
Colecestre, Bartholomew de, master of the hos-
pital of St. Thomas the Martyr of
Aeon, 472.
Coleman, Walter, 496.
Colemon, Geoffrey, 386.
, Vincent, 386.
Colemore, co. Wilts, 126.
Colepeper, Colpeper, Nicholas, 57, 135, 171,
173, 235, 237.
Walter, 446.
Colerne, co. Wilts, 550.
ColeshuU, Richard de, 460.
, Thomas de, 431.
Colet, Richard, 446.
Coleton, Richard de, dean of Exeter, 290, 466.
, ,372.
Golevill, Colvill, John de, 556.
, Robert de, 143, 246, 295, 354.
, , of Amcliffe, 207.
, Thomas de, 136, 298.
Colewell, Adam de, 3.
Colewich, co. Stafibrd, prebend of. See
Lichfield.
Coleworth, Richard de, 308, 471.
Golewyk, in Wick, co. Worcester, 158.
Colewyk, Hugh de, baron of the Exchsquer
of Dublin, 568.
GENERAL INDEX.
02 1
Colowyk — cont,
, Walter de, 158.
Colfish, Edward and John, 504.
Colglas, William, 352.
Colier, Coliere, Peter le, 571.
, , his shepherd William, 571.
, WiUiam le, 182.
Colkirk, Colkyrke, co. Norfolk, 504.
Collan, John, 441.
, Thomas, 367.
CoUesdon [Conlsdon, co. Surrey?], 315.
Collingboum, co. Wilts, 326.
CoUingham, co. York, 174, 193.
(Dollnm, Thomas de, 218.
Colman, John, 439.
Colne, John de, 240.
, William de, 240, 241.
Ck>lom, John, 70.
Colombers, Columbers. See Columbariis.
Colonia, James de, 554.
, Master John de, parson of Ualiwell,
176.
, Theodoric de, parson of Melford,
583.
Colram, John, 166.
Colmgge, CO. Hereford, 523.
Colshull, Nicholas de, 394.
, Ooleshnll, Richard de, 350, 357,
358.
Colsweyn, Colswayn, Peter or Peter de, 63,
180,181, 140,202.
Columbariis, Clumbariis, Columbera, Colom-
bers, Eleanor wife of Philip de, 396.
, John de, 287.
, Peter de, 191.
, Philip de, 60, 284, 288, 290, 852,
351, 396, 503, 504.
Columpna, Peter de, precentor of Lichfield,
400.
Colvillesthyng, 493.
Colyn, Hugh, 546.
, Hoger, 574.
Colyngham, 537, 578.
, Henr^de, 476.
, William de, parson of Beylham, 42.
, William son of William son of John
de, 804.
Colyns, Emma, 377.
Colynton, 209.
Colyntre [CoUingtroe, co. Northants?], 115,
248.
Comalond, John, 855, 388.
Combe, co. Warwick, 291.
abbey, 246, 261.
, abbot of, 44, 223, 291.
Combermere, Combermere, Abbey, co.
Chester, 422.
Comberton, (Emberton, co. Cambs, 26.
Combes [co. Sufiblk], 122.
Comenore, William de, abbot of Abingdon,
324, 327.
Commissions of array, 400, 401, 410, 412,
415,416,419.
Commissions of the Peace, 56, 57, 63, 132,
134, 136, 137, 144, 237, 28.5, 292, 295,
296, 348, 390, 445, 447, 450, 495, 496,
588.
Comono, Paulinas, 422.
Comotoyder, 193.
Compton, Cumpton, co. Wilts, 195, 459,
529.
Chamberlain, co. Wilts, 21.
Durvill, CO. Somerset, 130.
Valence, co. Dorset, 106.
, Cumpton, Gaudinos brother of Wil-
liam de, 580.
, Robert de, 580.
, William de, and his servant, 580.
Compyn, Laurence, 448.
Comyn, Mary wife of Edmund, 47.
, Walter, 227.
Concarvan [co. Monmouth], 476.
Conches, John, abbot of, 326.
Concoreto, Master Itherius de, the Pope
nuncio and collector of dues in Eng-
land, 11, 16, 17, 27, 32, 34, 37, 49, 74,
101, 117, 194, 212, 256, 270, 278, 825,
399, 453, 519, 635, 566.
, , archdeacon of London, 414.
, , his deputies, 87, 101, 107, 325,
872.
, , parson of Kirk Ella, 80.
Condeto, Robert de, 326.
Conede, co. Salop, 143.
Coneley [Coaley ?], co. Qloucester, 10.
Conemagh, Conrad, 422.
Conesburgh. See Conisborough.
Conesburgh, Alan de, 890.
Conestable, Robert le, 167, 400, 412.
, William le, knt., 440.
Coneston^ Thomas de, and Alice his wife,
502.
Congerstou, Congeston, co. Leicester, 212.
Congresbury, Congresby [co. Somerset], 21,
99, 222.
Coningsby [co. Lincoln], 267.
Conisborough, Conesbui^h, Conyngesburgh,
CO. York, 56, 458, 501, 544, 555.
Conishead, Conysheved, Priory, co. Lancaster,
561.
Conne, Roger, 572.
Connors, Robert and Stephen, 327.
Connesburgh, Master Alan de, 179.
Conroy, Matthew de, 187.
Constantyn, Simon, 193, 538.
Consyngton, 2.
Conton, William de, prior of Durham, 270.
Controne, Master Pandas de, the king's leech,
289, 432, 435.
Convent, Robert son of Stephen le, 259.
Conyerte, Isabella la, queen Isabella's god-
daughter, 122.
Conway, Coneweye, in Wales, 85, 103, 182,
867.
castlt, 50, 848.
river, 867.
622
GENERAL INDEX.
Conyeri, Robert, 202, 356, 889.
Ck>ii7nge8bnrgh. See Ck)nisboroagh.
ConyoD, John de, 232.
Cook, John le, 498.
Cookham, Cokham, co. Berks, 23, 55.
CkK>mbe, Come, co. Somerset, 22.
Coombe Bisset, Combe Byset, co. Wilts, 807.
Coombe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset, 390.
Cope, John, 298.
Copbam, Thomas de, king's armourer, 32.
Coppendale, Coppyndale, John, of Beverley,
437.
., , of Thornton, 61, 576.
, Thomas, 576.
, William, 61, 576.
Copthome and Effingham, Coppedethome of
Ef^ngham, co. Surrey, hundred of, 564.
Corad, Blasius and Nicholas, artilliers in the
Tower, 515.
Corbaly, John de, 248.
Corbet, John, 198.
;. , Robert, of Morton, knt., 272.
, Roger, 143, 287, 294, 297, 348.
, Thomas, 350.
, William, 187.
Corbi, Robert de, 358.
, , his brother William, 358.
, , his groom Richard, 358.
Corbridge, co. Northumberland, 62.
Corbrigg, Joan late wife and executrix of
Thomas de, 303, 525.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 525.
, William de, parson of Burton Overy,
deputy collector of papal dues, 87.
Corbrigge, Andrew de, hermit, 457.
Corby, Roger de, vicar of Darthyngton, 396.
Corbyn, William, 126.
Cordecorre, John, 504.
Corder, Cordier, Cawan or Owen, constable
of Leeds castle, 45, 128, 161.
, ,401,461.
, Cawanle, 80.
, Gawin, 461.
, Owan, 265.
Corendon, Master Ralph de, 207. See also
Quarendon.
Corfe, CO. Dorset, 468.
Cork, Ireland, 75, 362, 408, 431.
, archdeacon of. See Thrapton.
, mayor of, 43.
Cormayles, Cormailes, Edward, 201.
, Robert de, 6.
Cormoraunt, William, 550.
Comazano, Yeltrus de, 161.
Cormeilles, Willliam, abbot of, 810.
Combrough, Corneburgh, co. York, 869.
Combury Park, 120, 185.
Comdon by Montgomery, forester of, 160.
Comdon, Robert de, 504.
Comeford, co. Stafford, 669.
Comet Castle, Guernsey, 180.
Commangert, Peter le, 608.
Commonger, Peter, 205.
Comubia, Edmund son of Edmund de, and
Isabella his wife, 326.
Comwaiil, ComewaiUci John de, 350.
, William de, 8,79, 88, 222, 242.
Cornwall, Peter, earl of, and Margaret his
wife, 49.
Cornwall county, 22, 57, 77, 78, 138, 184,
137, 144, 166, 172, 179, 184, 191, 194,
197, 207, 209, 255, 286, 294, 296, 304,
312, 325, 848, 350, 858, 865, 434, 496.
, coinage of ten in, 98, 209, 255, 418,
463.
, , controller of, 54» 498.
, escheator in. See Gulden ; Middel-
neye.
, havener of, 40, 43.
, sheriff of, 209, 440, 498.
, stannary in, 482.
, steward of, 60, 54, 106, 209.
Cornwall, archdeacon of, 469.
, earl of. See Eltham.
, Richard, earl of, 311.
, William de, 464.
Comworth, co. Devon, 566.
Coronner, Thomas servant of Robert le, 395.
Correour, Thomas le, 571.
Corringham, Coryngham, co. Essex, 46, 578.
Corry, Adam de, and Joan his wife, 375.
, Walter, 55.
, Walter de, 384.
Corscoumbe, William de, 131.
Corse, CO. Gloucester, chief rider in, 37.
Corsgate, Nicholas de, 269.
Corsham, co. Wilts, 311.
, Gilbert, prior of, 311.
, Ralph, vicar of,3]l.
Cort, Nicholas, 44.
, Robert, 475.
Cortelyngstok, Walter de, 5.
Cortenhale, John de, 292.
, Richard de, 291.
Corton, William de, parson of Therfield, 540.
Cory, Adam, 541.
Coryngham. See Corringham.
Corson, John, 578.
Cosiugton, Stephen de, 194.
Cossal, CO. Notts., 538, 542.
, church of St. Eatherine, 538, 542.
COBsale, William de, 812, 881, 588, 542.
Cossington, Cosyngton, co. Leicester, pontagv
at, 115.
Costeleye, co. Norfolk, 69.
Coston [Cossington ?], co. Leicester, 818.
Costyn, Simon, 144, 447.
Cosyn, John, 198.
, Robert, 550.
, Thomas, parson of Penoarreg, 1 62.
William, 82.
, , Peter his son, 82.
, Emma and Juliana
nit daoghten, 82.
GENERAL INDEX.
623
Cote, Peter, 576.
Cotegrave, Bartholomew de, 369.
Coteheje, Hailof de, 563.
, Richard de, 563.
Coteleford, John de, 504.
Cotenham, Thomas de, 4.
Coterel, James, 61, 205.
, , his servants Adam and Wal-
ter, 205.
, John and Nicholas, 61, 205.
Cotes, CO. Oxon, 501.
Cotes, Geoffrey, de, 162.
, , parson of CoT3mgton, 233, 239.
, , parson of Offley, 302.
, John de, 580.
, William de, 534.
Coteshrok, Isabella de, 488.
, , abbess of St. Mary de la Pre,
Northampton, 507, 516.
Cotesmore, co. Bntland, 540.
Cotesmore, Thomas de, 580.
Cotheridge, Coderugge, co. Worcester, 483.
Cotherstok. See Cotterstock.
Cothorp, CO. Oxon, 501.
CotiUer, Sampson le, and Agnes his wife, 26 1,
267.
, Thomas le, of Ipswich, 340, 484.
Cotom, John de, 284.
Cottenham, [co. Cambs], 588.
Cotterstock, Cotherstok [co. Northants], 507.
Cottingham, Cotyngham, co. York, 260, 324,
344, 370.
Cotton by Newark, co. Notts, 153.
Cotton, CO. Saffolk, 481.
Cotty, Henry, 121.
Cotum, John de, 855.
Cotyng, 00. Sussex, 504.
Cotyng, Richard de, 504, 576.
Cotyngham, 176.
Cotyngham, John de, 251, 576.
, Thomas de, 176, 469.
, , parson of Qisleham, 77.
, , parson of Grendon, 83.
Couoy, William de, and his son William, 560.
, lord of, 564.
Coudray, Coadrai, Thomas de, 295, 296, 349,
527.
Coueletfeld Loveras. See Cowsfield.
Coueleston, 385.
Coueleye, John de, parson of Great Horkes-
ley, 117.
Coufeld, John, 846.
Cooleye, Henry de, 870.
Conlok, Henry, 191.
Coomartyn, Henry, 518.
Coombe, Henry de, 201.
, Walter de, 550.
, , chief chamberlain of the Exche-
quer of Dublin, 817.
, , steward of orown lands in
coonty Dublin, 546.
Counte, Peter le, sub-prior of Goldcliffe, 406.
Countevill, John, 489.
Counvers, Walter le, 468.
Coupegorge, John 545.
Conpeland, John de, 215.
, Richard, 128.
Coupelond, Matthew de, 482.
Couper, Coupere, Henry, or Henry le, 8, 88,
222.
, John le, 167, 168.
, Thomas, 446.
, Walter le, 258.
Courche, Hugh, prebendary of Abbeville,
859.
Courlonde, Simon de, 180.
Court Christian, 44, 97, 116.
Courteneye, Courtenay, Curteney, Eleanor de,
29.
, Hugh de, 29, 60, 130, 188, 137, 198,
203, 286, 294, 410, 504, 505,
, , the elder, 19, 101, 178, 573.
, , the younger, 19, 68, 201, 288.
, John de, abbot of Tavistock, 524.
, Philip de, 29.
Cousone, Richard, 846.
Couton, Master Elias de, prebendary of South-
well, 468.
Cove, John de, 144, 287.
, , knt., 65.
Coveham. See Cobham.
Covene, John de, 205.
Coventere, Coventre, Adam de, 200.
, Philip de, 520.
, Robert de, 24.
, William de, 580.
Coventry, Coventre, co. Warwick, 169, 200,
865, 874, 389, 447, 458, 490, 570, 574,
578.
, archdeacon of, 248.
, bishop of, 581. 5«e a/«o Northburgh ;
WesehjEtmt Langton.
, church of Friars Minors of, 213.
, priory, 168, 254, 361, 490, 574.
Coventry and Lichfield, diocese of, 22, 25, 81,
87, 40, 58, 105, 209, 801, 340, 877,
432, 486, 518, 525.
Coverham, co. York, abbot of, 870.
Covington [co. Hunts], 238, 289, 492.
Cowam, CO. Hereford, 333.
Coweye, John de, 433.
Cowick, Couwyk, co. York, 55, 886.
, letters patent dated at, 8, 410-412,
414, 416-420, 444, 446.
Cowley, Couele, oo. Oxen, 194.
Cowsfield, Couelesfeld Loveras, co. Wilts,
430.
Cowton, Great, co. York, 177.
Coydeoragh, co. Flint, 841.
Coygen, co. Flint, 841.
Coytres, oo. Pembroke, forester of^ 48.
Crmbbe, John, 258, 818, 459. 554.
Craokentborpe, co. Westmoreland, 919, 894.
624
GENERAL INDEX.
Craddeleye, Adam de, and Joan his ^ifc,
550.
Cradeleye. 428.
Craft, CO. Leicester, 156.
Crake [co. Durham], letters patent dated at,
421.
Crakeford, WilUam de. 176.
Crakhale, Thomas de, 525.
CraUe, Hugh, 186.
, James de, 130.
Crambe, Crambum, co. York, 488.
Cramliugton^ co. Northumberland, 312, 462.
, chapel of St. Nicholas, 312.
Cramlington, Richard de, and Alice his wife,
462.
Cran, Adam, 568.
Cranbome, Cranebume, co. Dorset, 128.
, honor of, 417.
, prior of, 382.
Cranbrook, Cranebrok. co. Kent, 374, 375,
891, 444.
Craoeburne. See Cranbome.
Cranesle, John de, 295, 349.
, WUliamde, 12.
Cranfield, Craunfeld [co. Beds], 204, 314,
831.
Cranford, Reginald de, 483.
Cranswick, Crauncewyk, co. York, 254, 369.
CntphuU by Wye, co. Kent, 230.
Cras, Guy le, 207.
Crase, Walter, 575.
Crassewalle. See Creswell.
Craucoumbe, Master John de, archdeacon of
the East Riding, 433.
Craule, William de, 204.
Crauncenwyk. See Cranswick.
Craunfeld, 204, 314.
Crauthome, Crawthorne, Crouthome, Mat-
thew de, 180, 294, 323, 858, 570.
.sheriff of Devon, 288,851.
Craven, Henry de, canon of Newburgh, 543.
Crawford, Croweford, Great, co. Dorset, 203.
Crawhurst. See Crowhurst.
Crawley, Crawele, co. Sussex, 128.
Cray, St. Paul's, Paulynescreye, co. Kent, 224.
Creake, Creyk, co. Norfolk, North and South,
74.
, abbey of St. Mary, 74, 260.
Credelyng. See Cridling.
Credenhill, co. Hereford, 571, 579.
Crediton, Criditon, Cridynton, co. Devon, 424.
..., church of the Holy Cross, 194, 252,
807.
Credonio, Peter de, 104, 401.
Crek. See Crick.
Crek*, Robert de, 102.
Crekelade, John de, 445.
Cremona, Giles de, prebendary of Chichester,
178.
Crendon, John de, 226.
CreneUation, licences for, 17, 98, 226, 242,
288, 366, 411, 498, 494, 519, 554.
Crephill, Alan son of Ralph de, 118.
Creppinges, Richard de, 111.
Creppyng, John de, knt. 556.
, William de, 556.
Crepyn, Edmund, 128.
Cresacre, Thomas de, mister of St. Edmund's
hospital, Doncaster, 2.
Crescy, John, 543.
Cressewall, Henry de, 408.
Cressy, in Ponthieu, 189, 336, 437, 466.
, castle and manor, 109, 337.
, , constable of, 246, 409.
, forest, 187, 188, 198, 212, 246, 319,
320,484,435,437,519.
, , sisrjeanties in, 211-215.
, hospital, 219.
, mUI, 189.
, murage at, 540.
Cressy, Hugh de, 874.
, Ralph de, parson of Thorpe, 502.
,William, or William de, knt, 224, 228.
Cressyngham, Hugh de, 380, 551.
Creswell, Crassewalle, co. Stafford, 579.
Creudyn in Wales, 367.
Creye, John, 17.
Creyk. See Creake.
Creyk, Walter de, 42.
Criccieth, Crukyn, castle, oo. Carnarvon, 32,
50, 343, 479.
Crich, CO. Dorset, 483.
Crick, Crek, co. Northants, 368.
Cricklade hundred, co. Wilis, 65.
Cridling, Credelyng, co. York, 154, 886.
Cridelyng, 378.
Cridelyng, Alexander de, and Agnes his wife,
378«
Cridynton. See Crediton.
Criketot, Roger, 238.
, Roger de. 111.
Criketote, William, knt. 154, 164.
Cringleford, co. Norfolk, 148, 518.
Criour, Osbert le, chief crier of Ireland, 319.
, William, 673.
Crispyn, Elizabeth daughter of Roger, 635.
Cristchurch, Robert de, 120.
Cristeshnll, John, 168.
Cristofre, Thomas, 580.
Crocheman, Nicholas, Walter and Williamj,
259.
Crockemestock, 430.
Croft, pontage at, 409.
,co. Lincoln, 458.
, chapel of St. Helen, 114.
Croft, Henry de, 208, 388.
, , knt., 59.
, Hugh de, 294, 296, 299, 386.
, John, 129.
, John Inle, 372.
Crofton [co. Hants], chapel of St. Edmund,
117.
, CO. York, 85.
Crofton, Margery wife of Adam de, 562.
GENERAL INDEX.
625
Croi»er, Croyser, Simon, 137,286, 293,849,
851.
Croiz, Master Thomas de la, 808.
Crok, Croke, Adam, 19.
, Henry, 811.
, Peter, 185, 142.
Crokedayk, Adam de, 438.
Crokesden Abbey, co. Stafford, 224.
Crokesle, William de, parker of Helston, 50.
> , parker and porter of Trematon,
109.
Crokham [co. Berks], 54.
, park of, 25.
Croland. See Croyland.
Crombek Bichard de, 90.
Crombere, John and Selcok, 575.
Crombwell. See Crumbwell.
Cromelyn, co. Dublin, 245, 887, 839, 639,
546.
Cromer, Shepeden, co. Norfolk, 410.
Cromhale, tfohn de, 330.
Cromwell, Bichard de, 496.
Crondall, Crundale, co. Hants, 89, 233, 263..
Crondon, William de, parson of Bowlish
Wake, 237.
Cropholl, Balph de, knt. 172.
Cropredy, Croppri, co. Oxon, 601.
Cros, Bichard Fiwjohan le, 383.
, Walter, 65.
, William, parson of Little Giddinff,
109.
, parson of Halton, 120.
Crosels, Crosole, Elias de, 504, 505, 576.
Crosholm, John de, 355.
> > the elder, 141, 299.
> > the younger, 141, 569.
Cross, John atte, 577. See also Crouche.
Crosse, Thomas, prebendary of Dublin, 507.
Crostwayt [Crostwick ?] co. Norfolk, 42.
Crotoy, in Tonthieu, 185, 189, 248, 269, 487,
466.
• , castle, 87.
, castellan of, 467.
Crouche, John atte, 168, 208, 608.
Thomas de la, 482.
, William atte, 168.
Croucheston, John de, 65.
Crouder, Peter, 58.
Croudere, Simon le, 291.
Croak, Nicholas, 508.
Crouland. See Croyland.
Croole, Thomas de, 506.
CToambwell. See Crumbwell.
Croume, Thomas de, 81.
Croupes, Bichard de, 459.
Croathom. See Cranthom.
Crowe, Henry and Nicholas, 129.
Bobert, 299, 386.
Croweford, Great. See Crawfoid.
Crowell, Alexander de, 577.
Crowenhale, Bobert, 505.
U 65658.
Crowhorst, Crawhurst, co. Sussex, 89.
Crowle, Crull, co. Lincoln, 381.
Crownthorpe, Crongethorpe, co. Norfolk, 569.
Croxford, John de, 194.
Croxton, co. Lincoln, abbot and convent of,
313, 554.
, CO. Norfolk, 439.
Croxton John, 449.
• Boger de, 370.
Croydon, co. Surrey, 81, 391.
, letters patent dated at, 68, 76-87, 97,
98, 111, 120,132, 134, 135.
Croydon, Hugh de, keeper of Newgate gaol,
442.
Croyland, Croland, Crculand, co. Lincoln,
298, 346.
, abbot and convent of, 157, 346, 351,
853, 447, 460, 559.
, Henry abbot of, 297.
, , John, his baili£^ 298.
, , John his knave, 298.
Croyland, Bichard de, 297.
Croyser. See Croiser.
Cruch [Crich, co. Derby], 343.
Cruche, by Banbury, co. Oxon, 16, 499.
Crucheston, John de, lOD.
Cruglogos, CO. Cornwall, 350.
Cruglogos, Beginald de, 350.
Cruker, co. Hants, 240.
Cruker, Bobert de, 253, 337.
Crukyn. See Criccieth.
Crull. See Crowle.
Crull, Hugh de, 278.
, , parson of Caldecote, 149.
Crullyng, Henry, 130.
Crumbwell, CrumbeweU, Croumbewell, Idonia
wife of John de, 63, 440.
, John de, 63, 111, 277, 440, 468, 569.
, , keeper of the forest on this
side Trent, 12, 112, 200, 466.
Balph de,4, 238, 326, 466.
Bichard de, 200.
, ,knt, 277.
Crungethorpe. See Crownthorpe.
Cnipthom [Cropthom, co. Worcester?], 170.
Crych [Creech, St. Michael, co. Somerset?],
109.
Crydelyng, Martin, 508.
Ciyngeldyk, Balph de, 898.
Cryspyn, Cryspin, John, 299.
, Walter, 181.
Cubberley, Cuberle, Coberle, co. Gloster, 828,
419.
Cubbington, Cobynton, co. Warwick, 109,
490.
Cuckney, Cukeneye, co. Notts, 242.
Cudlyngton. See Kidlington.
Cugho, William de, 500.
Cuilli, Boger de. See Cuylly.
Culgayth, WiUiam de, 510.
Cully ng, John, 310.
Culpho, William de, 42, 129.
R R
626
GENERAL INDEX.
Galwenne, Gilbert de, 509. >
Cumberland county, 4, 59, 80, 107, 182-136,
281, 288, 292, 812, 818, 828, 826, 853,
858, 362, 390, 396, 415, 416, 424, 440,
441, 499.
,eflcheator in. See Louthre; Clap-
bam.
, sberiflf of, 80, 819,561.
Cumbermere. See Combermere.
Cumbertun. See Comberton.
Cumberton, Walter de, 496.
ComberweU, Bicbard de, 311.
Cumberworth, co. Lincoln, 448.
Cummyng, Thomas, 582.
Compas, Robert, 582.
Cumpton, Banulpb de, 404.
Cumyn, Adam, Henry and Robert, 450.
, Richard son of Robert, and John his
brotiier, 450.
Cuntfoule, William, 575.
Cuppere, Thomas le, yeomau of the chamber
and crier of county Kent, 862.
Corly, Johnle, 886.
Curry, Cory, co. Somerset, 284.
, North, Northcory, 201.
, Bivell, Cory Ryvel, 116.
Cnrson, John, 577.
, Richard de, 358.
, Thomas, 577.
Curtays, John, master of St. Leonard's,
Ri8hton,417.
Curteys, Walter, 198.
, William, 841.
Curtlyngton, Willi^tm de, abbot of Westmin-
ster, 467.
Curzon, Robert, yeoman of the bishop of
Ely, 12.
, Thomas, 8.
Cosancia, Cusance, Peter de, 270.
, William de, 88, 381, 898, 413, 469,
479.
, , canon of Ripon, 536, 564.
, , keeper of the wardrobe, 522.
Cusseworth, co, York, 401.
Customs. See Boston ; Bristol ; Chichester;
Hartlepool ; Ipswich ; Kingston-upon-
HuU ; Lincohi ; London ; LymiMton ;
Lynn; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Forts-
mouth; Sandwich; Seaford; South-
ampton ; Weymouth ; Winchester j
Tarm; Yarmouth; York.
Cut, Morgan, 414.
William, 460.
Cothbert, Richard, 891.
Cutheby, co. Leicester, 199.
Cathlak, Nicholas, 846.
CuyUy, Cuilli, Roger de, 88, 321.
Cyftirwas, John de. See Cifrewas.
Cyteroun, Anthony, 275.
D.
Dabemoun, Daubemoun, John, 237, 288, 349,
358, 503.
, , sberiflf of Sussex, 128, 142.
, John de, 293.
Dabetot, Osbert, parson of Ashton, 316.
, Robert, 90. See also Dapetot.
Dabrichcourt, Nicholas, 301.
Dachard, Robert, 580. See also Achard.
Dacre, Ranulph de, 59, 182, 134, 202, 292,
322, 328, 371, 373, 890, 499.
Daddele, Richard de, 109.
Dadyngton. See Deddmgton.
Dadyngton, Richard son of Adam de, 580
Dagenet, Adam 572.
Dagenham, John, servant to the carl of
Oxford, 571.
Dagge, Richard, 582.
Daggeworth, Dagworth, John de, knt., 175,
217, 828.
Dagli, Nicholas, 289.
Bakeneye, Roger, 450.
Dakenham, Thomas de, 191.
Dalby, John, 441.
Dalderby, John de, 441.
, , bishop of Lincoln, 227.
Daldon, Thomas, 502.
Dale Abbey, co. Derby, 188.
Dale, Roger de la, and Thomas his brother,
582.
Dale, William, yeoman of the chamber, 494.
Dallingho, Dalyngho, co. Suffolk, 51.
Dallyng, Hugh de, 151.
, Robert de, 444,
, William de, 155.
William, 508.
Dalton, North, co. York, 369, 465.
, by TopdiflF, co. York, 407.
Dalton, Robert de, 482.
William de, 523.
Dalyan, Susanna, 109.
Dalyngho. See Dallingho.
Dalyngton, William de, 236, 296.
Dammary, Damary, Damory, Elizabeth wife
of Roger, 551.
, Richard, 4.
, Roger, 209, 551.
Damoisel, Richard, 108, 274.
Dandesson, Richard, le Heyward, 884.
Dane, Stephen de la, 236.
, William de la, 211, 213, 215.
Daneles, William, 350.
Daneseye, Thomas, 848.
Danet, Henry, 66.
, Philip, 156.
, WiUiam, 308, 666.
Danhurst, Robert de, 538.
Daniel, John, 504.
Nicholas, 40.
Dansey hundred, co. Essex, 202.
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GENERAL INDEX.
627
Jin vers, Richard, 515.
, William, 515.
> , his man Thomas, 515.
9 , rider in Dean Forest, 109.
Danyel, Henry, 656.
Dapetot, Robert, 672. See also Dabetot.
Darcy, Henry, and Hugh, S4.
, Joan wife of Robert, 482.
, John, knt., 157.
, ,246,866,382.
> » justiciary of Ireland, 83, 97,
340, 373, 38], 382, 893, 458, 461, 472,
473, 487, 607, 514, 529, 536, 568.
> , seneschal of Gascony, 7.
* , le cosyn, 150, 157, 168, 165,
268, 287, 340, 842, 873.
, , le neveu, 295, 297, 349.
> , prior of Stanesgate, 332.
, Robert, 141, 148, 267, 482.
, Robert son of John, of Coningsby,
267.
, Roger, 381.
Dardeme, John, 103.
Dardis, Bartholomew, 820.
Darel, Edmund, 289.
9 ^(armaduke, 126^ 866.
, William, knt, 126.
Darguel forest, in Ponthieu, 258.
Darlingscote, Derlyngesoote, co. Worcester,
50.
Darlington [co. Durham], letters patent
dated at, 425, 469.
Darlton, Derlyngton. co. Notts, 195, 530.
Darners, Thomas, escheator of Chester, 191.
Darre, John, 868.
Darreys, Robert, 261.
Darry, Robert, mayor of Sudbury, 204,
206.
Darrynton, James, 182.
Dartford, Derteford, co. Rent, 37, 60, 133,
417.
9 market, 41.
> letters patent dated at, 86, 89, 106-
108,110-114,118,141.
Darthyngton [Darrington, co. York ?], 396.
Dartmoor, Dertemore, co. Devon, 206, 540.
Dartmouth, Dertemoutb, co, Devon, 78, 166.
See also Clifton Dartmouth.
Dasset, Derset [co. Warwick], 20.
» prebend of. See LichBeld.
Dasshe, Agnes wife of William, 521.
Datchet, co. Bucks, 50, 61, 624.
Daubeny, William, 479.
••> William, knt, 249.
Daubemoun. See Dabemon.
Daodele, church of, 380.
Daadele, Hugh, 36, 219, 467, 516, 581.
> Hugh, knt, 48.
» Hugh the younger, 884.
> James, 801, 880, 467.
9 M« also Audele.
Daulard, Walter, 77.
Danmarle, AgnM wife ol William, 301.
Daumarl ^-^^ont .
, Elena wife of WiUiam, 484, 489.
> Thomas, controller of coinage of
Cornwall, 493.
, William, 301, 484, 439.
, keeper of Launceston gaol, 498.
, William son of William, 301,434, 439.
Daunay, Dauney, John, 42, 106, 277, 456,
670.
, Matthew, 398.
, Nicholas, 286, 294.
, see also Alneto.
Dauncet, William, bailiff of the earl of
Warwick, 571.
Daundelyn, John, 357, 859.
Daunhal, Robert de, 121.
Dannneye, John, 180.
Dauniewall, co. Sussex, 391.
Dautrief, Elena wife of John, 888, 442.
Dantry, James, 67.
, Marmaduke, 68.
Davene river, co. Chester, 170.
Davenport, Thomas de, 170.
Daventre, John, 30.
, John de, 25.
» Margaret de, nurse of Edward III.,
617.
, Robert son of Walter de, 160.
Daventry, Davyntre, co. Northantt, letters
patent dated at, 14, 16, 18.
, prior and convent of, 160,474.
> St Augustine's monastery, 160.
Davey, John, 361.
David ab Ada, 143.
ap Blethin, bishop of St. Asaph, 888.
ap Qrenou, 80.
ap Houwel, 26.
, Geoffrey son of, de Overton, 88.
, Hugh son of, de Essheby in Lnyton,
221.
, William son of Nicholas, 121.
Davidson, Colan, 889.
Davy, Adam, 299.
, Peter, 318.
Davyntre, Philip, 128.
, William de, 227.
Dawe, Nicholas, 449.
Dawes, William son of William, 326.
Daye, Adam and Thomas, 400.
Deakne, Geoffrey le, 582.
Dean, Dene, co. Hants, 203.
Bast, Estdeene, co. Hants, 107.
, ,co. Sussex, 143.
, forest of, CO. Gloucester, 45, 245, 309,
817, 838, 834, 419, 480, 647.
9 bailiwick of Ruardyne in, 241.
, rider of, 109.
Deddington, Dadyngton, co. Oxon, 85, 822,
327, 328, 330, 388, 624.
Dedham, eo. Essex, 146.
Deen, Gaillard, yeoman of the lord of Le
Bret 311.
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628
GENERAL INDEX.
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Deen — cont.
, Henry de, 167.
, John, 31.
, John de, queen Philippa*8 usher, 82.
, , keeper of the tronage of wools
at Southampton, 212, 289.
, WiUiom de, 135.
Deeping [co. Lincoln], mills of, 18.
St. Jimes, Estdepedjng, co. Lincoln,
298, 346.
• West, CO. Lincoln, 346.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, Dnrhurst, co. Gloucester,
John prior of, 257, 540.
, prior of, 30), 342.
Deghere, William son of William le, 67.
Deighton, Dighton, co. York, 523.
Deke, John, 129.
Dekeu, Robert, 508.
Dekene, John, 129.
Dekne, John I9, 170.
Delamere, La Mare, forest, co. Chester, rider
of, 544.
Delf, Thomas atte, 400.
Denbigh, Dynbegh, in North Wales, 362.
castle, 54, 394.
, lordship of, 341, 394.
, manor and honor of, 386, 351.
Denby, Denyngby, co. Derby, 582.
, Deneby, by Thornhill, co. York, 401.
Dene. See Dean.
Dene, Adam de, 103, 196.
, Henry le, 205.
, John, 494.
, Master Peter de, 239.
Ralph atte, and John his son, 128.
, Thomas del, 497, 499.
Denemor, William de, 481.
Denom. See Denum.
Dent, John de, his man John, 59.
, Richard, 169, 274.
.^..., Thomas de, 59, 32 .
Dente, Thomas de, justice of the Bench of
Ireland, 569.
Denton, co. Hunts, 581.
, CO. York, 50.
Denton, Elias de, 250.
, John de, 145, 268, 378, 392, 434, 456,
461, 548, 553.
, , mayor and escheator of New-
castle-upon-Tyne, 516.
, Ranulph son of Nicholas de, 581.
, Richard de, 132, 134, 211, 281, 288,
292, 390.
, Robert de, 425.
, , controller of customs at Lm-
coln, 518.
, , controller of customs at King-
ston-upon-Hull, 520, 545.
, , keeper of seal of recognisances
at Hull, 566.
, Robert son of Nicholas de, 581.
, Thomas son of Alexander de, 581.
Deoum, Denom, John de, 203, 859, 441.
Denum — cont.
WiUiamde, 53, 12<5, 133, 134, 141, 143,
204, 250, 285, 289, 307, 312, 313, 860.
.., , baron of the Exchequer, 337,
352, 353, 358, 359, 361, 382, 387-890,
440, 441, 443-445, 496, 498, 520.
Denyngby. See Denby.
Denys, Roger, 214.
Depeford. See Diptford.
Depham, co. Norfolk, 76.
Depham, Richard de, 379.
, Roger de, 387.
Derby, 29, 195, 233, 280, 497, 580.
, bailiffs of, 29.
, parage at, 201.
, pontage at, 206.
, House of God in, 150.
Derby county, 17, 18, 20, 25, 33, 57, 133, 136,
189, 145, 173, 192, 236, 282, 286, 295-
297, 313, 358, 359, 372, 380, 384, 388,
395, 401, 412, 416, 418, 443, 445.
, escheator in. See Peshale ; Emeys.
, sheriff of, 17,242.
Derby, earl of. See Ferariis.
Derby, John de, keeper of the chapel on
Bedford bridge, 304, 351.
, John and William, 514.
Dereham, Derham, co. Norfolk, abbot of, 509.
, East, 178.
, , gaol deliyery at, 487.
Derewentwatre, John de, 292, 358.
Derhurst See Deerhurst.
Derley, 853, 582.
Derley Abbey, co. Derby, 24, 70, 83.
Derlyngescote. See Darlingscote.
Derlyngton. See Darlton.
Demeford, Dereneford, John de, 577.
, Nicholas de, master of works in
the castles of South Wales, 115.
, William de, 130.
Derseley. See Dursley.
Derset. See Dasset.
Dersham, William de, 322.
DersthiU, Ralph de, 200.
Derteford. See Dartford.
Derteford, Thomas de, vicar of Dartford, 417.
Dertemouth. See Dartmouth.
Dertford, Robert de, 381.
Derwent riyer, co. York, 57, 290, 309.
Derwentwatre, John de, knt., 104.
Deryng, Richard de, 539.
Deryngton, Richard de, 384.
Desborough, Desburgh, co. Northants, 260.
Desmond, Dessemound, earl of. See Fitz-
Maarice.
Despenser, Hugh le, earl of Winchesta*, 45,
56, 116, 174, 202, 268, 379, 456, 459,
470, 494, 524, 551, 569.
> Hngh le the younger, 63, 182, 141,
170, 236, 289, 298, 299, 338, 345, 364,
870, 404, 412. 440, 470, 494, 521, 55 1.
, Hugh his son, 241, 246, 267,' 273,
277, 278, 842, 377, 410, 462, 550, 551.
GENERAL INDEX.
629
DcspenserSjthe, 14,63,74, 110,172, 173,290,
404, 549.
Destlvo, P«ter, 86.
Detling, co. Kent, 529.
Deabeuey, Nicholas, 38.
Deader, in Fowls, co. Montgomery, 142, 267.
Deaerenges, William, parson of Bramerton,
149.
Devenald, Jevan, 267.
Deveneys, John, 87.
, Stephen, 540.
Devenysh, John, 232.
Dcvenyssh, William, bailiff of Berkeley, 354.
DeTerel, Deveroil, Deveroyl, Elias, 417, 420.
, John, 63, 84, 86, 131, 159, 166, 201,
417.
De^rereux, Thomas, 579.
Deveroys, John, 338.
Devizes, Dyvyses, co. Wilts, letters patent
dated at, 321, 325, 328.
, castle, 55.
, park, 332.
DeTon county, 29, 40, 57, 133, 137, 166, 172,
196, 197, 225, 286, 294, 304, 312, 322,
323, 350, 351, 358, 365, 410, 418, 424,
434, 469, 488, 573.
, coinage of tin in, 98, 255.
> escheator in. JSee Gulden; Middel-
neye.
, sheriff of, 77.
> silver mine in, 45, 247, 331,452.
, , miners and workmen of, 74, 77.
, stannary in, 143, 376.
Devon, countess of. See Kipariis j Fortibus.
Devyon, Ralph, 350.
Dewesbyry, John de, 381.
Dewey le, Alexander, 166.
Deyere, John le, 140.
Deyccourt, Deyncurt, Edmund, 555.
, Roger, 136.
, William, 136, 286, 555.
, William de, 284.
> see also Eynoourt.
Deyvill, Dayvill, Deyvyll, Joan daughter of
Roger, 405.
> John, of Atbelingfleet, 182.
> Roger, 521.
,Thomas, 56, 61, 134, 140, 143, 200,
2U2, 283-285, 390, 293, 349, 353. 356,
386, 389, 439, 440, 443, 475, 497, 499.
9 » keeper of seal for reoogniiances
in York, 545.
, see also Eyvill.
Dibble, Robert, 59.
Dich, John de, 129.
Dick, William, 298.
Dideburgh, Roger de, 149.
Dienlacres, Duhicrefe, Abbey, oo. Stafford,
191,372,562.
, abbot of, 108, 556.
Digby, CO. Leicester, 806.
» Dyggeby, co. Lincoln, 315.
Dighere, Walter le, 69.
Dike river, co. York, 130.
Dike, Peter del, 177.
Dinas, in North Wales, 393.
Dinder, co. Somerset, prebend of. See Wells.
Dionisia, Robert son of, de Chaggeford, 505.
Diotes, Matilda, 100.
Diptford, Depeford, Dippeford, co. Devon,
117, 179.
Diiy, William, 163.
Disceford, John de, 520.
Disny. See Dysney.
Diss, Disce, co. Norfolk, 458.
Dissington, co. Northumberland, 394.
Ditcheat, Dychesgate, co. Somerset, 251.
Ditton, Dytton, co. Bucks, 226, 529.
Diiton Oamoys, CO. Cambs,'214, 241, 491, 521.
Long [co. Surrey], 27.
, Thames, Tamyse Dittone, co. Surrey,
113.
Dittone, Robert de, 113.
Doblyn, Ralph, 252.
Dobyn, Roger, parson of Famham, 1 66.
, Thomas, 578.
Docking, co. Norfolk, 350.
Dodderhill, Doderhull, co. Worcester, 413,
416,521.
Doddington, Dudynton, co. Gloster, 10.
, CO. Kent, 529, 537, 570, 575.
Dode, Henry, 103, 166.
Dodenash Priory [co. Suffolk], 45, 96.
Dodeworthe, Nicholas do, 505.
Dodinton [co. Salop], 143.
Dodlesford, Ralph de, surveyor of works at
Windsor and Kennington, 539.
Dodlyngton, John de, parson of St. Mary of
the Marsh, co. Norfolk, 180.
Dodyngseles, Emma wife of John de, 259.
DodyngtOD, 281.
Dodynton, co. Bucks. See Dnnton.
Dodynton, Robert de, vicar of Loddington,
522.
Doggeskyn, Richard, 400.
Dogle, Robert, 261.
Doglynton [Ducklington, co. Oxon?], 281.
Dogmanfeld, William de, 164.
Dogmerston, Dogmeresfeld, co. Hants, 409.
Dogynogh, William, 805.
Doignell, Peter, 583.
Dokclesby, Richard de, 226.
Dokelyngton, John de, 204.
Dokonefeld wood, co. Hants, 274.
Doklesby, Richard, 243.
Dokwra [Docker, co. Westmoreland?], 211.
Dokwra, Thomas de, 400.
Dole, Robert le, 293, 349.
Doles, Robert, 488.
DoDe, Richard, 441.
Dollebeara, Ralph, 505.
Dolpenmiyn, in North Wales, 225, 271, 530.
Doliali, Robert, 238.
Dolveghles, co. Flint, 841.
Dqfvereyn in North Wales, cattle, 50, 193,265.
forest, 50.
630
GENERAL INDEX.
Dommere, John de, 350.
Don river, co. York, 130, 131.
Doncan, William, 290.
Doncaster, Donecastre, co. York, 229, 238,
262, 279, 869, 479, 673.
, letters patent dated at, 8, 9, 848, 560,
581.
, St. Edmund's hospital, 2.
Donecastre, John de, 378, 480.
Donechirche, Geoffrej de, 485.
Doneham, Robert de, parson of Mnsgraye,250.
Dongarvan, in Ireland. See Dnngarvan.
Dongesell, William de, the jounger, 854, 356
Donhead, Danheved, St. Mary, co. Wilts,
352, 500.
Donmask, CO. Eildare, 561.
Donneswra, Simon de, 513. See also Dnn-
neswra.
Donstone. See Dnnston.
Donyngton [co. Berks], constable of the
castle, 489.
, hospital of, 489.
Donynton [co. Lincoln], 88,495.
Doo, Simon le, parson of Rackheath, 308.
Dor, John, 147.
Dorchester, Dorcestre, co. Dorset, 66, 131.
, abbey, 216.
, hospital, 547.
, Dorkcestre, co. Oxon, 488.
Dore Abbey, co. Hereford, 9, 67, 480.
Dorkyng, John, 205.
Dorlot, Hugh and William, 298.
Doroun, Doioun, Jordan, 150, 482.
Dorrington, Dyryngton, co. Lincoln, 578.
Dorset county, 18, 57, 188, 187, 141, 159, 166,
172, 197, 201, 286, 287, 294, 297, 804,
812, 849, 857, 865, 484.
, bedel of hundreds in, 18, 452, 469, 476.
, chief bailiff of, 452, 458, 532.
, escheator in. See Gulden ; Middel-
neye.
Dorset, William de, 201.
Dorsete, John de, 571.
Dorte, Ralph, 570.
Dorum. See Orum.
Dosignoun, John, 251
Dosynghon, Arnold de, and John his brother,
818.
Doteput, Richard parson of, 480.
Douce, William, 119.
Donees, Richard, 125.
Doudent, Clement de, 187.
, Edmund de, 817.
Douf, John, 576.
Doul, Thomas, 477.
Doumount, John, 457.
Pounamene, Simon de, 818.
Dounameneye. See Down Amney.
Doune, John atte, 129.
, John de, 196.
, Richard atte, 574.
, Robert atte, 180.
Douner, John, 450.
Dounham. See Downham.
Dounton, Robert de, 122, 561.
Dousyng, Adam, 583.
, John, Ralph, Richard and Robert,
575.
Dout, Richard, 108.
Dovedale, William, 432.
Dovedyk, Richard de, 298.
Dover, co. Kent, 49, 81, 161, 231.
castle, 847.
, bailiff of Bodere in, 77, 161,
231.
, constable of, 161, 169.
, Domus Dei at, 71.
, keeper of port of, 8.
, letters patent dated at, 98, 108, 108,
109.
, mayor and barons of, 8, 248.
, priory of St. Martin, 19, 304, 398.
DoviU, Dovyll, WiUiam, 457.
Dovorr, William de, prebendary of Hastings
89.
Dovre, Dovorr, Richard de, bailiff in Dover
Castle, 88, 161.
Dowlish Wake, co. Somerset, 237.
Down Amney, Dounameneye, co. Gloucester,
La Wyke in, 479.
Downham, Dounham, 318.
Downs, the, 169, 179, 318.
Doyvell, Richard son of John, 555.
Drakelowe, co. Warwick, 249.
Draper, William le, 64.
Drawelagh, Thomas, 390.
Drax, CO. Lincoln, 517.
Drax [co. York], 31, 311.
, priory of, 31, 874, 423, 546.
, Henry prior of, 874.
Draxburgh, Robert son of Matilda de, 487.
Draycote, John de, 456, 469, 552.
...., Johnson of Peter de, 350.
Draycote Fasselewe. See Drayton Farslow.
Drayton, lord of. See Basset.
Drayton, co. Cambs, 559.
, CO. Northants, 53.
, CO. Oxon, 501.
, CO. Somerset, 309, 489.
Drayton, Draiton, Dreyton, Henry de, 382,
536.
, Johnde, 172.
, Robert de, 77.
, Simon de, 53, 66, 86, 240, 385, 448,
498, 499.
, Thomas de, controller of customs at
Great Yarmouth, 262, 490.
Drayton Parslow, Draycote Fasselewe, oo.
Bucks, 240, 248, 248.
Drepe, John, 508.
Dreu, Richard, 441.
Drewery, Richard, 128.
Drewes, countess of, 325.
Driby, John de, pftrson of Hethersett, 122.
Drieby, William de, 569.
Driffeld, Robert de, 576.
GENERAL INDEX.
631
Driffield, co. York, 124, 404.
, letters patent dated at, 880, 384, 545.
DriDghoases, Dryn^houB, co. York, hospital
of St. Kathenne, 564.
DiiDkewater, William, 346.
Drivere, Roger le, 391.
Drogheda, Droghda, in Ireland, 111, 115,116,
801, 883, 417.
, castle, 220.
t , constable of, 87.
wool staple at, 862.
Droitwich, Wich, Wyche [co. Worcester],
78, 497.
, lastin friars of, 44.
, pavageatf 183.
Drokensford, John de, bishop of Bath and
Wells, 6, 65.
M , John de, 453.
Droys, Alice de, 220.
Dryby, John de, 554.
Drynghons. See Dringhouses.
Dryvare, Thomas le, 355.
Dublin, Dyrelyn, 10, 48, 80, 98, 803, 526,
549, 553.
, abbey of St. Mary by, 238.
, abbey of St. Thomas the Martyr by,
101, 233.
archbishop of, 29, 507.
, Alexander, archbishop of, 275, 306,
359.
bench of. See Ireland.
, bridge, 98.
, castle, constable of, 85.
, , king's mills by, 185.
, cathedral of St. Patrick, prebend of
Castlenock in, 29.
, , prebend of Losk in, 359.
, , prebend of Swords in 275, 435.
, , prebend of Yagoston in, 507.
, chapel of St. Laud, 303.
, diocese of, 319.
, exchequer of. See Ireland.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist
without, 552.
, king's bench of. See Ireland.
, mayor and commonality of, 101.
prior of Holy Trinity, 233.
, wool staple at, 362.
Dublm, Joan daughter of William de, 109.
Duddeleye, Stephen de, 108, 407.
Dudelyngton, John de, 14.
Dudley. Duddeleye, co. Stafford, caatle of,
126, 127.
, CO. Worcester, 60, 62.
Dudynton. See Doddington.
Duese, Arnold, sheriff of Carmayn, 305.
, Peter, knt, the Pope's brother, 805.
Dnffeld, Roger de, 559.
Duffield [co. Derby], 105, 582.
, South, Suth Duffeld, co. York, 510.
Dufford, John de, keeper of Randon Cattle
in Ireland, 44»
, Robert, 188.
Dnfti, John de, 496.
Duggelby, Thomas de, 577, 578, 580.
Dulveme [co. Stafford], 225.
Dumbelton, Robert de, 355, 489, 498.
DumfHes, in Scotland, 469.
Dummei^, John de, 490.
Dumpyng, Alan, 182.
Dun, Walter, 132.
Dunbarre, Patrick de, earl of March, and
Agnes his wife, 457.
Dundalk, in Ireland, 150, 432.
Dunganran, Dongarvan, m Ireland, 214, 492,
523.
Dunham, 2.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
, Little, CO. Norfolk, 177.
Dunheved St. Mary. See Donhead.
Dunkan, Richard, 495.
Dunmow, Donmawe, co. Essex, 477.
Dunneswra, Simon de, 492. See also
Donneswra.
Dunnyng, Stephen, 574.
Duno, John de, 97.
Dunolmia, John de, 374.
Dunolmo, Laurence dt, 54.
Dunstable, Dunstaple, co. Beds. 21, 526.
, gaol delivery at, 21.
, letters patent dated at, 489, 490, 493,
493, 506, 508-510, 513, 515, 569.
, priory, 567.
Dunster, co. Somerset, lord of. See Mohnn
Dunston, Dunstone, co. Lincoln, 267.
, CO. Northumberland, 192.
Dunston, Morgan de, and Eleanor his wife,
170.
, Nicholas, vicar of, 158.
Dunton, 469.
Dunton, Dodynton, co. Bucks, 140, 493.
Dunton, William de, 144, 498.
knt, 140.
Dunwioh, co. Suffolk, 50, 62, 185, 199, 285.
524.
, hospital of St. James, 19, 148.
Dupehale, Dippenhale, co. Hants., 498, 524,
581.
Durant, Duraunt, Bernard, 187.
, Geoffrey, 580.
, Isabella wife of William, 468.
, NichoUs, 22.
, Thomas, and Elena his wife, 864,
367.
, William, 144, 468,
Durburgh, Joan wife of John dt, 809.
, John de, 809, 452.
Durdaunt, Durden, Robert, 862, 869.
Durdont, Philip, 407.
Dureford, Arnold de, 58. See aieo Duro
Forti*
Durham, 446, 475, 528.
archdeacon of, 491, 528, 582.
bishop of, 865. See also Bek ; Bello
Monte; Bury.
, , his exchequer, 172.
632
GENERAL INDEX.
Durham — cnnt.
, , his liherty, 360, 545.
, chancellor of diocese of, 473.
, diocese of, 4, 38, 46, 72, 156, 221,
397, 461, 473, 475, 482, 487, 552.
, letters patent dated at, 418, 421,423-
426, 442, 445, 461, 462, 466, 482, 497,
546, 548.
, priory of St. Cuthbert, 172, 240, 461,
469.
, prior of, 248, 446. See also Conton.
, William prior of, 134.
Durham, William de, 405.
Durhurst. See Deerhurst.
Durlc, CO. Wilts., 572.
Dumeford, John de, 237, 300.
Duro Forti, Arnold de, 87, 225, 392. See
also Dureford.
, Galhard de, prebendary of York, 477.
Dursley, Derseleye, co. Gloucester, 354, 543.
Dartfou, Boger, 521.
Duston, John de, 292.
Dutot, John, 326.
Duyn, John le, 546.
Dychesgate. See Ditcheat.
Dymars, Nicholas, 251.
Dymok, Dymmok, John de, 3, 305.
Dyn, John, 57, 58, 388, 389, 495, 496, 577.
, Stephen, 350.
Dynhaud [Denbigh?] Castle, 193.
Dynbegh. See Denbigh.
Dynevor [co. Carmarthen], 85.
, castle of, 85.
Dynham, Dyueham, John de, 137, 191, 306.
, , his son John, 306.
Dynmael in North Wales, 306, 351.
Dynne, Alan, Kichard and Robert, 132.
Djnthlayn, co. Carnarvon, 152.
Dyryugton. See Dorrington.
Dysney, Disny, William, 141, 199, 348.
Dyye, fiemardinus, 286.
, Henry, 231.
, Nicholas de, 231.
Dyyelyn, See Dublin.
Dyvyses. See Devizes.
E.
Eaghwer, Thomas, 38.
Eam^ill, Emeshulle [co. Somerset], 116.
Easby, Eseby, co. York, 203, 348.
Easeboume, Esbume, Nunnery, co. Sussex,
241.
Easington, Esyngton, co. York. 117, 121.
Easingwold, Esyngwold, co. York, 126, 164.
East hundred, co. Rutland, 540.
Eastchurch in Sheppey, co. Kent, 191, 575.
Eastbury, Estbury, co. Berks, 50, 151, 310.
Easthorpe, Esthorp, co. York, 369.
Eastleach Turville, Estlech Turvill, co.
Gloucester, 316.
Eastoft, CO. York, 480.
Easton Neston, Estneston, co. Northants,
518.
Eastwell, [co. Kent], 47.
Eastwood, Estwod, co, Essex, 55.
Eaton Hastings, co. Berks, 403, 426, 486.
Ebbesbome Wake, Eblesboumwake, co.
Wilts., 126.
Ebor*, Eboraco, Gilbert de, canon of Drax
priory, 374.
, , parson of Raveningham, 66,
114,558.
, Hugh de, 342.
, , parson of Rhos Crowther, 108.
, John son of John de, 217.
, Matilda wile of John de, 250.
, Richard de, 98.
Eccles, CO. Lancaster, 384.
Ecoles, John de, 42.
Ecdeshale, John de, rhin^yl of Iscomeye and
wocKlward of Dynthlayn, 152.
, John de, parson of Overton, 109, 218,
276, 629.
Eocleshall, co. Stafford, 253.
, prebend o£ See Lichfield.
Echemyner, Robert. 570, 575.
Echinghara, Echyngham, Amice de, 278.
, William de, 371, 383, 485.
Echyughamme. See Etchingham.
Bckington, Ekynton [co. Derby], SI, 52, 55.
Ecop, CO. York, 304.
Ecton, 322.
Ecton, Geoffirey de, 178.
, John de, 803, 894.
, Nicholas de, 282.
Edelmpton. See Edmonton.
Eden river, co. Cumberland, fishery in, 226,
442, 580.
Eden, H. de, 50.
Edenbargh, 57.
Edenham, co. Lincoln, 283, 812.
, John, chaplain of, 478.
Edenham, Geoffrey de, 729, 235, 285, 297,
299, 312, 350, 354, 386, 387, 440, 441,
447, 448, 475, 476, 484, 577, 578.
, Peter de, 478.
Edenestowe, 558, 563.
Edenstowe, Edenestowe, Henry de, 174, 175,
256, 269, 280, 295, 411, 500.
, clerk of the Chancery and
Parliament, 527.
, , parson of Hceham, 409.
, parson of Hinton, 275.
, parson of Warsop, 194.
, prebendary of Lincoln, 95,
iy4, 409.
, prebendary of Llandaff, 194.
, prebendary of Southwell, 10,
194, 485, 525.
GENERAL INDEX.
633
Kdenstowe, Edenestowe — cont.
, Robert de, parson of Warsop, 256.
Edeston, Joho de, 449.
Edgefield, Eggefeld, co. Norfolk, 144, 158.
Edinburgh in Scotland, 520.
, hospital of St. Leonard by, 557.
Edingley, Edyngle [co. Notts], 159.
Edington, Edyndon, co. Wilts, hayward of, 489.
Bdmond, Bichard, 514.
Edmonton, Edelmpton [co. Middlesex], 310.
Edmnnd, Edmund son of, de Ck)mubia, and
Isabella his wife, 326.
Ednesoure, Stephen de, 205.
Edrich, Bartholomew, 229.
Edward the Confessor, 40.
Edward, earl of Chester, the king's son, 2, 16,
74, 78, 103, 157, 169, 224, 273, 274,
416,419,478,623.
* , his treaburer, i>47.
Edward I., king of England. 3, 5, 6, 9, 27, S 8,
80, 32, 38, 44, 45, 47, 53, 87, 109, HI,
123, 124, 151, 152, 155, 158, 160, 178,
191, 214, 216, 217, 220, 245, 247, 257,
258, 270, 292, 316, 345, 478, 486, 520,
524.551.
charters of, 19,22, 72, 81, 117, 176,
438, 452.
, letters patent of, 81, 89, 97, 111, 150,
210, 254, 455, 492, 521.
Edward II., king of England, 6, 16, 22, 23, 31,
82, 44, 50, 56, 64, 70, 74, 97, 117, 158,
214, 216, 222, 244, 292, 316,345, 480,
486, 492, 520, 524, 528.
, charters of, 21, 81, 368.
letters patent of, 1-3, 5, 11, 18-20,
25, 27, 32, 45, 47, 49, 65, 66, 72, 75,
85, 90, 97, 99, 111, 148, 167, 179, 186,
187, 194, 210, 212, 213. 220, 232, 301,
805, 317, 332, 337, 362, 430, 456, 459,
517, 540, 558, 566.
, writs of, 169, 318.
, Margaret his niece, 49.
Edward, Nicholas son of, de Wyke, 256.
, WiUiam, 604.
Edyndon. See Edington.
Edyngdon, William de, 277.
Edyngle. See Edingley.
Egelot, John, 431.
Egermound. See Egremont.
Bgerton, Egartone, co. Kent, 891, 444, 446.
Egesfeld, Thomas de, 418.
Eggarton, Ekerton, Ekerdon hundred, co.
Dorset, 452, 476, 532.
Egge, 441.
Eggebatton, Egebaston, Bichard de, 199, 260,
292, 419, 445.
figgefeld. See Edgefield.
Eggftfeld, Thomas de, 811, 329, 449.
, parson of Thorsford, 841, 460.
Egham, co. Surrey, 888.
Eglefeld, Philip de, knt., 582.
Egglesfeld, John de, 392.
Eggleston, Egleston, Abbey, co. York, 463.
Eggleton, CO. Butland, 640.
Eghtham. See Igbtham.
Eglesfeld, Bobert de, 96.
, , parson of Brougfa-undero
Stainmoor, 251.
Eglingham, Eglyyngeham, co. Northumber-
land, 444.
Eglosmerthcr, Warin de, 579.
Egremont, Egermound [oo. Cumberland],
257.
Eir, Stephen le, parson of Wilford, 129.
Eire, Boger le, baili£P of Set rsdale, 582.
Ekerton. See Eggarton.
Eketon, Peter de, 16.
Ekworthi. William de, 246,
Ekyngton, 220.
Ekynton. See Eckini^n.
Eland, Hugh de, 369.
, James de parson of Tankersley,
571.
, John de, knt.. 111.
, John de. 136, 287, 293, 448, 498.
, William de, constable of Nottingham
Castle, 18, 61.
, , keeper of Pe>erill honor, 18.
344.
Eldecote, John de, 275.
Elde Hall, Thomas atte, 375. See also Hold
HaU.
Elderomene. See Bomney, Old.
Eleanor, queen, wife of Edward I., 150, 331.
, her palfreyman Gerrase, 150.
the king's sister, 7, 78, 188, 221, 250,
262, 269, 271, 274, 275, 277, 278, 422,
469, 474, 482, 491, .^(09, 556.
, sister of Henry III., 192.
, wife of Henry III., 314.
Eledestok, co. Hants, 479.
Elena, Alan son of, 132.
, Bichard son of, 132.
, William son of, 132.
Elham, co. Kent, 171.
Elias, Alan son of, 132.
, John son of, 206.
f John son of, de Staunton, 204.
Elingham. See Ellingham.
Eliot, John. 352.
Elis, John, 237. See also Elys.
, Thomas son of Bobert, 575.
Elkeston, John de, 257, 540.
Elktley, Elkesley, co. Notts, 869, 370.
EUerker, John de, 54, 560.
, , Matilda his wife, 54.
, John de the elder, 130, 206, 500.
« the younger, 115.
I John de, parson of TiUhead, 104,
155.
, Nicholas de, 488.
EUerton, co. York, 369, 497, 499.
, priory of, 156.
Bllerton, John de, 406.
EUerynton, William de, 389.
Ellesfeld, Elsefeld, Alan de, 287.
, Edmund de, 237.
, Gilbert de, 80, 46ft, 687.
634
GENERAL INDEX.
Ellesfeld, Gilbert— con^
, , knt. 237.
, WiUiam de, 237.
Kllingham, Eljngeham, co. Korthamberlanil,
264, 389.
Eliot, John, 581.
, Bichard son of John, 581.
Elm, CO. Somerset, 490.
Elme, CO. Cambs, 283.
Elmedon, co. Somerset, 139.
Elmedon, William de, 579.
Elmesale, Hugh de, 573.
, Isabella wife of William do, 573.
Elmeset, Elmessete, co. Suffolk, 160.
Elmham, Henrj de, 64.
, Johnde, 198.
, Bobert de, dean of Higham Ferrers,
840.
Elmstead, co. Essex, 183.
Elnestede, Bobert de, 80.
, , controller of customs at
Chichester, 119.
Elrigge, Thomas, 25.
Elryngton, Bobert de, 580.
Elsham, Gilbert de, 576.
Elston, Ejletton, co. Notts, 463.
Elstow, Elnestowe> co. Beds, 130.
, abbey of St. Mary, 171, 182, 471.
, , Elizabeth abbess of, 166.
, , Juliana abbess of, 466. See
also Basset.
Elsworth, EUesworth [co. Cambs] , 348.
Elsyngg, .John de, 388, 444.
...^...., William de, 49, 589.
Eltesle. See Eltisley.
Eltesle, Master Thomas de, 503.
Eltham, co. Kent, 122, 133, 414.
«..., letters patent dated at, 76-78, 60, 84,
85,87-90,95-104,106, 107, 110, 116,
117, 134, 135, 138-140, 142, 422, 466,
479, 486, 501.
, CO. Surrey, 367.
Eltham, John de, earl of Cornwall, the king's
brother, 51, 55, 89,96-104, 106,173,
184, 185, 221, 242, 255, 261, 275, 306,
832, 348, 354, 413, 478, 479, 494, 518,
522, 523, 534, 536, 537, 539, 564, 574,
583.
Eltham Maundevill, 245.
Eltisley, Eltesle [co. Cambs], 348.
Elton, CO. Hereford, 386.
, Aylyngton, co. Hants, 97.
Elvele. See Kirk EUa.
Elviogton [co. York], 507.
Elwyne, Eylwyne, John and Thomas, 58.
Ely, CO. Cambridge, 101.
, bishop of, 409. See also Hothnm ;
Keton.
, bishop's exchequer at, 172.
, dean and ch<ipterof, 32.
diocese, 193, 223, 275, 283, 805, 333,
491, 513, 535, 559, 566.
, hospital of St. John, 411.
priory, 101,159, 172,411,447,474,477.
Ely, Gerard, 196.
, William de, 78.
Elyn, Bobert, 121.
Elyng, 807.
Elyng, Elenge, Bichard de, 582, 583.
Elyngeham. See Ellingham.
Elyngton, Bose wife of William de, 502.
, William de, 502.
Elyot, Hugh, 132.
Elys, Alexander son of William, 291.
, Alice wife of John, 570, 575.
, her sister Agnes, 570,575.
, Gerald, 77,166.
, Master Hugh, dean of Wolverhamp-
ton, 7, 85.
, John, 300, 854, 570, 575. See also
Elis.
, William, seijeant of customs in
London, 880.
, , mayor of Northampton, 291.
Embleton, Emeldon, co. Northumberland, 192,
264, 411.
, barony of, 192.
Emecyn, Walter, 448.
Emeldon. See Embleton.
Emeldon, Christiana wife of Bichard de, 477.
, Jacoba daughter of Bichard de, 520.
, Matilda daughter of Bichard de, 516.
, Bichard de, 25, 32, 264, 267, 286,
292, 358, 378, 387, 393, 445, 485.
, , mayor of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 395.
, William de, parson of Bothal, 370,
895.
Emelyn Castle. See Newcastle Emlin.
Emeryk, Bmnettus, 429.
Emley, Emmelay, co. York, 140.
Emmelaye, William son of William de, 140.
Empingham, co. Butland, 540.
Emson, William, 129.
Emyngburgh, Bobert de, 274. See Hemyng-
burgh.
Enderby, Bichard de, 270.
Endlenewik, Enlenewik, Philip de, 257, 581.
Eneboume, co. Hants, 272.
Enefeld, John de, 119, 121, 137, 197, 288,
380.
Enfield, Enefeld, William, parson of, 265.
Engayne, Elena wife of John, 581.
, Henry, 21.
, John, 27, 188.
Engelsfeld, Peter de, 288.
Englefield, Inglesfeld, cantred, in Wales, 18,
341, 528.
Englescheyill, Englechevile, Theobald de, 108,
179.
Bngleys, Engleis, Bernard le, 398.
Gilbert le, 17.
William le, constable of Iiochmaber
castle, 548.
, see also Lenglcis.
Enham, co. Hant8» 455.
Hnote, John, 496.
GENERAL INDEX.
635
finsham, Bjnesham, co. Oxon, abbey, 4.
Eperston, Epreston, co. Notts, 428.
Epplynden, Ralph de, 72.
Bpworth, Eppeworth, co. Lincoln, 143, 482,
548.
Erber, in the diocese of St. Davids, church of,
279.
Ercall, Ercalwe, co. Salop, chapel of All
Saints, 244.
Ercalu, Ercalewe Ercalwe, William de, 61,
186, 244, 294, 297, 323, 348, 419.
Erch, James, and Joan his wife, 531.
Erdesleje, John de, 13.
, Roger de, 2.
Erdyngton, Henry de, 195,
Erdynton, Henry de, 14.
Eremue, Eremuth. See Yarmouth, I.W.
Erissh, John, 129.
Erie, Erlegh, Erleye, John de, 137, 287, 294,
331, 349, 354.
Erie, Richard le, 571
Erleslane, co. Hereford, 541.
Erlham, co. Norfolk, 124.
Erlham, Gilbert de, and John and Geoffrey his
sons, 124.
Erlyngham. See Arlingham.
Erlyngton. See Arlington.
Ermington, co. Devon, 146.
Ermithwaite. See Armethwaite.
Emald, WiUiam son of WilUam, 21.
Emeclif. See Amecliffe.
Emesby. See Amesby.
Emeys, Ameys, Richard, 188.
, William, escheator in the counties of
Warwick, Leicester, Notts, Derby and
Lancaster, 384, 463, 490, 516, 522, 533,
556, 562.
Emiscombe, co. Devon, 335.
Brpingham, North and South, co. Norfolk,
hundreds of, 280, 529.
Ersham [co. Norfolk], 263.
Ertewyk, co. York, 369.
Erth, William de, knt., 483.
Erysy, Erisy, John de, 527, 570.
, Michael de, 570.
Eiyum, Eryom, John de, 224, 227.
, Master Richard de, 294.
, ..-..., canon of York, 927.
Esby, John de, 543.
Escote, Hugh son of Walter de, 431.
Walter de, 481..
Escrik, Bsoryk, Thomas de, 435, 491, 498,
548, 569.
Escuder, John, 166.
Eseboum, Eaebum, John de, 218, 247, 274,
276, 403, 532.
••• , Rofo wife of John de, 247.
Eienden. See Estendon.
Esenhull, Richard son of John de, 291.
Esher, co. Surrey, 99.
Biholt in Airedale, oo. York, nunnery of, 331.
Bahton, Bssheton, co. York, 68.
Baker, Thomaa, 240.
Eskrick, Eskryk, co. York, 872.
Bspeek, Ralph le, 79.
Bssarti, Martin de, councillor of the king of
France, 91.
Esse, Oliver de, 194.
, Ralph de, knt., 252.
, Richard de, 483.
Bssendon, Esenden [co. Herts], 68, 440.
Essex county, 48, 46, 57, 68, 72, 118, 134,
188, 173, 179, 217, 236, 244, 286, 293,
295, 296, 311, 318, 357, 866, 390, 414.
418, 453,481.
, escheator in. See Blomvill ; Rotte
leye.
, forest of, 532.
, sheriff of, 57, 213, 459.
Essex, earl of. See Bohun.
, Richard de, 340.
, William de, 42.
Esshe, Lucy daughter of Roger atte, 504.
Essheby in Luyton, Hugh son of David de.
221.
Essheton. See Ashton.
Esshurst. See Ashurst.
Est, William, 289.
EsUrdeviUa, Reginald de, and Matilda his
wife, 392
Estaunford, John de, 411.
Estbnry. See Eastbnry.
Estchynnok. See Chinnook.
Est Catnm, Roger son of Thomas son of Hofffa
de, 200. ^
> Thomas son of Hugh de, 200.
Bstdeene. See Dean.
Est Depedyng. See Deeping St. James.
Bstderliara. See Dereham, Bast.
Esteneye, Gilbert de, 439, 450.
Bstfeld, William de, 481.
Bstgenge, See Ging, East.
Bsthall, 486.
Esthalle, co. Kent, 181.
Esthalle, Thomas de, chamberhiin of North
Wales, 219, 22S.
Bsthathelseye. See Haddlesey, East.
Bstheleworth, co. Somerset, 180.
Brthenreth. See Hendred, Bait.
Est Harlynge. See Harling, East.
Bftlangeton. See Langton.
Estlangeton, Robert son of Reginald de, 502.
Estmnnes. See Meon, East.
Estnyngewode, 331.
Eftokes Sonthhamedon. See Stoke sub
Hamdon.
Estollebury. See Tilbury, East.
Eston, CO. Wilts, matnrine friars of, 112.
in Clevehind, co. York, 200.
Baton, Geofl^y de, 126.
Bstre, Roger de, 820, 409.
Bstur, Matilda, Uuly of Gatcombe, 396.
Eatwynterslewe. See Winteralow, East.
Estyngton, William de, 8.
Bsyngton, Robert da, and Ermedrewe hia wife.
47.
y
636
GENERAL INDEX.
Esyngwald, Hugh son of John de^ 200.
Etchingham, £!chynghamme, co. Sussex, 570,
575.
Eton by Windsor [co. Bucks], i78.
Eton, Eustace de, 80, 75.
, John de, 69.
, Balph de, 341.
, Boger de, 336.
, Thomas de, 566.
Eton Moisj, Eton Meysi [co. Wilts], 124,
149, 152.
Etton [co. York], 158, 869.
Etton, John de, pre1)endary of Auckland, 36.
, John de, parson of Brink worth, 120.
, John de, parson of Etton, 158.
Eu. See Ewe.
Eudo, Bobert son of, de Trusthorp, 447, 448.
Eufemme, Thomas, andAlice his wife, 283.
Eulowe. See Ewloe.
Eure. See Ivor.
Eustace, Joan daughter of Thomas son of,
267.
, Thomas son of Thomas son of, 267.
Eustaz, Stephen, 129.
Euston, 161.
, CO. Suffolk, 452.
Eyedon, co. Lincoln, 60, 126, 127, 182, 285.
Evenley, Evenle, co. Korthants, church of St.
George, 226.
Evenwood, Byenwode, co. Durham, 172.
Everard, Alice wife of John, 101, 479.
, Bitrtbolomev, 204.
., Master Edmund, 350.
, Edmund, parson of Titchmarsh, 24.
, John, 101, 479.
, , bailiff of Northampton, 291.
, John son of Edmund, 100.
, Philip, 291.
, Bobert son of Boger, 298.
, Boger, 504.
, Thomas, 239.
, William, 449.
Ererdon, Hugh de, 144.
, William de, 578.
Everley, co. Wilts, 112.
Eyerton, co. Beds, 375.
Byerton, Bichard de, 497, 499.
Eyeryngham, Adam de, 276, 287, 310, 883,
415, 473.
, Adam son of Adam de, 810, 388.
, Beatrice wife of John de, 577, 578.
, Joan wife of Adam de, 888.
, John de, 580.
, knt., 577, 578.
, his cook Thomas, 577, 578.
, his palfreyman Henry, 577,
678.
, Thomas de, 477.
Eyes, Bobert, 298.
Eyesham [co. Worcester], 588.
, payage at, 197.
Eyesham — cont,
, abbey, 21, 50, 220, 249, 288, 422,
424,431,447,538, 541.
Eyesham, Henry de, 175.
, Johnde, 100, 155.
, Bichard de, 175.
, Bobert de, 157.
, Thomas de, 42, 155, 157, 175,218,276,
812, 839, 365, 402, 489, 533, 562, 566.
Eyington, Eyynton, co. Leicester, 199.
Eyot, William, 577, 578.
Eyreux, Normandy, Bobert, abbot of St.
Taurin, 162.
Eyreux, William count of, 383.
Ewe, Bu, Peter de, 204.
, Philip de, 458, 575.
, Balph, count of, constable of France,
124,214,240,326,553.
, , his wife Joan, 240, 553.
, , his daughter Joan, 413.
Ewell [co. Surrey], 110.
Ewell, Eleanor de, 371.
Ewin, Henry, 1 73.
Ewithington prebend. See Hereford.
Ewloe, Eulowe, forest [co. Flint], 181.
Ewode, John del, 573.
Ewyas, Eyyas, castle, co. Hereford, 225.
Exchequer, the, 7, 11, 25, 29, 30, 32, 87, 41,
43, 45, 48, 50, 52, 63, 61, 69, 74 77-
79, 96, 106, 112, 119, 122,145,148,
150-152, 155, 159, 165, 169, 170, 187,
19(;, 208, 214, 215, 219, 221, 222, 224,
225, 233, 235, 236, 242, 247, 249, 252
257, 264-266, 268, 272, 281, 284, 807,
824, 329, 831, 841, 342, 845, 8.52, 862,
373, 874, 876, 379, 380, 395, 397, 404,
408, 415, 420, 421, 482, 483, 485, 487,
453, 455-457, 459, 461, 470, 479, 434,
490, 493, 494, 512, 518, 520-522, 528,
537, 548, 551, 553, 560, 565, 568.
, barons of. See Ayleston; Garton;
Stayngraye ; Denum j Blaston ; Scarde-
burgh ; Hildesle.
, , chamberlains of. See Iddebury ;
Leycestre.
, chancellor of. .See Herewynton;
Stratford ; Wodehous.
, chief baron of. Set Scrope.
court of, held in York, 412.
, seal of, 14, 23, 211, 27a, 867, 880.
, treasurer of 106. See also Ayleston ;
Ayremynne; Bury; Melton; Wode-
hous.
, treasurer and barons of, 26, 28-30,
82, 33, 86, 56» 71, 77, 96, 122, 182,
191, 198, 209, 217, 223, 229, 231, 256,
269, 270, 801, 8l9, 321, 887, 862, 875,
876, 888, 395-399, 402-404, 407, 408,
416, 421, 458, 455, 456, 459, 461, 463,
471, 481, 483, 511, 518, 526, 528, 630,
536, 588, 545.
, treasury of, 271, 275, 519.
, usher before the barons of^ 175.
-*PT, 119, 146, 166, 172, 262, 258, 862,
24.
GENERAL INDEX.
637
Exeter — cont.
, bishop of, 433. See aUo Grandison ;
Stapelton; Button.
» cathedral, 48, 75, 849, 930, 428, 432,
466.
, , chancellor of, 480.
, , dean of. See Coleton ;
Sancto Laurentio.
, , dean and chapter, 75, 111.
, , prebend of Thethpe in, 77.
, diocese of, 1, 44^ 97, 107, 251, 279,
807, 426.
gaol, 225.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist
within the East gate, 335.
, priory of St. Nicholas, 257.
Exning, Ixnyngg, co. Suffolk, 89, 229, 802.
Exouia, Master Hugh de, 288, 352.
Exton, 872, 516.
,Exston [co. Rutland], 12.
Exton, Walter de, 560.
Eya, Philip de, 311.
Eye, CO. Suffolk, 52, 184, 378.
, castle, 51.
, , constable of, 378.
, priory, 51.
, CO. Suffolk and Norfolk, 198.
Eylesford. See AylesTord.
Eylesham. See Aylesham.
Eyleston. See Elston.
Eylward, Thomas and William, 58.
Eyncourt, Roger de, 296.
, WiUiam de, 293, 297, 299, 348, 441.
, see also Deyncourt.
Eynesham. See Ensham.
Eynes worth, Robert de, 499.
Eynoham Mach, Henr)* de, 100.
Eyston, John de, 570.
, John sou of John de, 570.
, Robert de, 570.
Eyton, 118,547.
, CO. Beds, 566.
Eyton, Adam de, prebendary of Hastings, 8.
, Hugh de, 355.
, John de, 38, 361.
, Thomas, dean of Bridgenorth, 189.
Eyun, William de, 905.
Eyvill, William son of Henry de, 59.
t Thomas de, 206. See also DeyYill.
F.
Fabel. John, 357.
Fabrica, Reymund Guillelmi de, 345.
Fader, John, 581.
, William, 582
Fairford [co. Gloucester], 238, 558.
Fairford, John de, keeper of the chapel of St.
Katherine, Wanborcugh, 515.
, William de, 286.
F^rholme, William, 579.
Fakenham, co. Norfolk, 150, 504.
Fakenham Aspes, co. Suffolk, 38.
Fakenhamdam, co. Norfolk, 69, 850, 867,
529.
Fakoun, Walter, 51. See also Faucoun.
Falderieye, William de, parker in Knares-
borongh forest, 211.
Faldeye, Nichohis de, 248.
Faldingworth, co. Lincoln, 184.
Faldo, 71.
Falenges [co. Lancaster], 884.
Falenges, Banulph de, 384.
Falesia, Hamo de, 334.
Falle, Nicholaa de, parson of Mersham, 491.
Fallele, co. Berks, 219.
Falmouth, Falemuth, co. Cornwall, 166.
Faloudon, John de, 396.
Falstoff, Alexander, 580.
Faluwesle. See Fawsley.
Fanacourt, Bartholomew, 344.
Faugefosse, Nicholas de, 475.
Fannelli, Thomas, 488.
Fanner, Henry le, 321.
Fannere, John le, 502.
Fardyngston. See Farthingstone.
Farendon, John de, 18, 452, 453. '
, Robert de, 18.
, Thomas de, 18.
Fareway, John, 504.
Farge, William de la, 322.
Farges, Fargis, Reymund de, caodinal of St.
Mary Nova, dean of Salisbury, arch-
deacon of Leicester, and parson of
Leek and Homesse, 814.
, , parson of Godahning, 314.
Farleigh priory, co. Wilts, 81.
, John, prior of, 81.
Farlington, co. Hants, 240.
, Ferlington, co. York, 869,
Farlyngton, John de, 551.
Farman, Henry, 446.
, Robert, 580.
Famboum, Robert son of Matthew de, 481.
Famdon, co. Notts, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Famdon, John de, 162.
, Master John de, 480.
Famebargh, John de, keeper of Fremantle
Park, 817, 343.
Famesfield [oo. Notts], 159.
Famham, Femham, co. Dorset, 166.
Famham, Robert de, 88.
, Thomas de, 120.
Famhnll, Richard de, 110.
Farsy, Oliver, 410.
Farthingstone, Fardyngston [co. Nnrthantsl.
280. •"
Fataorelegb, Richard son of Robert de, 441.
638
GENERAL INDEX.
Fasacrelegh — cont,
, Robert de, 441.
Fatterne, oo. Wilts, 78.
Fastolf, Cicelj, 45, 66.
, Laurence, 45, 66.
, Nicholas, 9, 45, 56, 66, 889.
Fattyng, Richard, 245.
Faaconer, John le, 238.
, Simon, 218, 475.
Fanooun, Walter, 198.
Faucumberge, Fauoomberge, Henry, 203.
, Henry de, and Elena his wife, 214.
, Henry de, kot, 242, 498.
, John de, 136, 287, 299, 849, 401, 448.
, William, 314.
, William de, 130.
, and Matilda his wife, 237, 300,
854.
Faokener, Adam, 128-
Faokes, John, bailiff of Lincoln, 442, 496.
, Robert, 576.
, Thomas, 576.
Fauquet, Robert, 488.
Fautard, Robert, 109.
Fauvel, Robert, 576.
, William, 358.
Favarche, Andrew, 128.
Favencourt, Robert da, 214.
Fayeresham, Henry de, 511.
Faversham [co. Kent], 434.
Fayersham, Thomas de, 129, 139, 202, 236,
287, 291, 294, 353, 356, 887, 888, 891,
446, 449, 510, 587, 565, 570, 575.
Fawsley, Faluwesle, hondred, co. Northants,
161.
Faxfleet, Flaxflet, co. York, 180, 206, 468, 521.
, chapel of, 87, 463.
Fayrchild, John, 284.
Fecamp Abbey, 84, 272, 541.
, Peter abbot of, 392.
, Robert abbot of, 425. See also
Brecio.
, William abbot of, 541, 542.
Feckenham, co. Worcester, 55, 471.
, letters patent dated at, 326.
Feld, Michael de, 486.
Felde. See Ifield.
Felde, John son of William de la, 8.
, Robert de la, 851.
, Master Thomas de la, prebendary of
Bromyard; 581.
, William atte, 168.
Feldenbrigg by Atherstone, oo. Leicester,
payage at, 259.
Feldrom, 99.
Feliceneye, Joliana wife of Thomas, 517.
, Thomas, 517.
Fellyng, 72, 240.
Felmersham, co. Beds, 465.
Felmersham, John de, 466.
Felmingham, co. Norfolk, 468«
Felmyngbam, Master John de, 140.
Felttede, John de, 825, 405.
Felton, CO. Salop, 148.
Felton, John de, 408, 407.
, John son of John de, 552.
, Roger de, 575.
, William de, 51, 202, 551.
Feman, Robert, 501.
Fen, Gregory de, 298.
, John atte, 204.
, Simon de, 298.
, William atte, servant of bishop of
Winchester, 385.
Fencote, co. Oxon, 823.
Fencotes, Thomas de, 18, 424, 583.
Fen Ditton [co. Cambs], 118.
Fenham [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 422.
Fenkal, William, or William de, parson of
Orewell, 193,223.
Fenlis, John de, and Isabella his wife, 197.
Fenne, by Freston, co. Leicester, 313.
Fenne, Martin, 142.
Fennewyk, John de. See Fenwyk.
Fenton, co. Lincoln, 376.
, CO. Stafford, 152.
, CO. York, prebend of. See York.
Fenton, Henry de, 125, 127, 129, 199, 290,
348, 389, 442, 496, 577, 578.
, Master John de, archdeacon of
Suffolk, 536.
, William de, 355.
Fenton Culyert, co. Stafford, 394.
Fenwick [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 426, 430, 481, 449.
Fenwyk, Fennewyk, John de, 261, 416.
, , knt. 460.
Ferariis. See Ferrariis.
Ferers. See Ferrariis.
Feriby. See Ferriby.
Feriby, Fereby, John de, 176, 440, 500, 588,
547.
, , derk of the works at West-
minster and the Tower of London, 15.
, , controller of customs at Boston,
398, 545.
, Richard de, 498.
, , parson of Surflect, 38.
, William de, 482.
Fermbaud, Amicabilia wife of Nicholas, 48.
, John and Thomas, sons of Nicholas,
48.
Fermerie, Fermerye, John del, and William
del, 298.
Feme, Thomas son of Joyce de, 229.
Femham. See Famham.
Feniham by Famdon, 552.
Ferour, Ferrour, John le, 120.
, Margaret wife of Richard le, 311.
, Richard le, 311.
, Robert le, 289.
, Master Robert le, 529.
, Thomas le, 571.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
Ferrant, Ferauut, Master Bertrand, preben-
dary of Hastikigs, 375, 397.
Ferrariis, Ferariis, Ferers, Henry de, 28, 133,
152, 191, 269, 281, 285, 287, 294, 379,
471, 476, 519, 553.
, Isabella wife of Henry de, 152, 281,
476.
, William de, earl of Derby, 192.
Ferraunt, Henry, 438.
Ferre, Guy, 5.
Ferriby, Feriby, co. York, 186, 369.
Ferring, Ferrynges, co. Sussex, prebend of.
See Chichester.
Ferrour. See Ferour.
Ferry Friston, Friston on the Water, co.
York, 103.
Ferryngg, Bobert de, 128.
Fershagh, 100.
Fershewatere. See Freshwater.
Fescampo, Michael de, 416.
Feteplace, Adam, 319.
, John son of Walter, 319.
Fetherstanhaigh, Alexander de, constable of
Dublin castle, 85.
, , constable of Limerick castle,
83.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 105.
Feurner, John le, 351.
Fovre, Fevere, Adam le, 555.
, John le, 298.
, , of Desborough, 167.
, Richard le, 463.
, Richard son of William le, and Adam,
William and Adam his sons, 256.
, Thomas son of Thomas, 895.
, William le, of Ipswich, 448.
, WiUiam son of William le, 677, 578.
Feypo, Francis, 275.
Feyrandgode, Richard, 80.
Fichet, Richard, 284.
Fidolo, Odo de, 279.
Fieffes, Honoratos de, canon of Abbeyille, 7,
24.
Fienles, Robert de, 48, 181.
Iflfe, Duncan, earl of, 553.
Fifhide, co. Somerset. See Fivehead.
Fifield, Fifhide, co. Essex, 235, 248.
Fiket, Seman, 581.
Fileby, Walter de, 84, 518.
Filey, Fyvele, co. York, 576.
Filgraye, co. Bucks, S05.
Filingham [co. Linoohi] , 87.
Fillewode chace, oo. Somerset, 558.
Fincham, Fyncham, co. Norfolk, church of
St. MtatAu, 176, 190.
Finohim, Ralph de, parson of North Lynn,
107.
Finohyngfeld, Fynchyngfeld, Walter de, 24,
471.
Finden, Fyndon, co. Sussex, 118, 891, 445.
Findeme, William de, 905.
Fine Roll, 85, 45, 209, 531. 589, 565.
Finsbury, co. Middlesex, prebend of. See
London.
First Fruits, 16, 17, 27, 32, 84, 37, 49, 256,
273, 453.
, collector of. See Coucoreto.
Fisherton, co. Wilts, 103, 814.
Fishlake, Fisshelake, co. York, 152.
Fishley, Fifshele, co. Norfolk, 487.
Fisshebourn, Master WUliam de, prebendary
of Boseham, 11, 280.
Fissher, Fisshere, John, 580.
, John son of Richard le, 205.
, Richard le, 503.
, Robert, 205.
, Thomas le, 199.
, William le, 126.
Fitz Alan, Edmund earl of Arundel, 2, 7,
41, 84, 143, 191.
, Richard earl of Arundel, 41, 84, 177,
191, 194, 267, 294, 308, 367.
Fitz Bernard, Thomas le, 2.
Fitz Dieu, Richard, 418, 460.
Fitz Elys, John, 288.
, Robert, 192.
Fitz Glai, Alexander le, 214.
Fitz Herbert, Reginald le, 14.
Fitz Hugh, Henry, 287, 344, 583.
Fitz Johan, Thomas le, earl of Kildare, 301.
, , Richard his son, 507.
> Richard, le Cros, hayward of Steeple
Ashton, 333.
Fiu Lovekyn, John, 503.
Fitz Lucas, Richard le, 163.
Fit! Oubem, Katheriue wife of Roger, 352.
Fitz Payn, Klias le, 570.
, John le, 287.
, Robert, 288, 352, 394. See also
Payn.
, , Ela his wife, 988, 852.
, Robert le, 237, 294, 297, 849, 352,
497.
, William, 131.
Fits Richard, John, 400.
, Ralph le, 128,444.
, Richard, 582.
, Simon, justice of the Bench of Ire-
land, 82, 114, 271, 423.
Fitz Robert, John, 565.
Fitz Simon, Hugh, 38, 244.
Fitz Simound, Thomas, 331.
Fitz Thomas, Maurice, earl of Desmond, 523,
564.
, Thomas, earl of Desmond, 492.
Fiu Waryn, Fulk, or Fnlk le, 20, 134, 135,
142, 287.
, Fetor or Peter le, 138, 285, 287, 295,
349, 350, 498.
, William, knt., 7.
, William, or William le, 189, 198, 298,
860, 386, 600.
* , constable of Knaresborough
castle, 844.
• * constable of Montgomery oaitle,
160.
640
GENEBAL INDEX.
Fiti Wsryn — cont,
, William le, le frere, 31, 107.
Fitz Wauter, Joan le, 176.
Fitz WiUiam, WiUiam, 580.
Fivehead, Fifhide, co. Somerset, 565.
Flambard, Simon, 239.
, , parson of Great Hadham, 46.
, , prebendary of London, 217,
244.
, William, 357.
Flambart, Thomas, seijeant of customs of
London, 396.
Flamborough, Flaynburgh, co. York, 167,
400, 412..
Flanders, 270, 318, 339, 422, 479, 504, 510,
526, 540, 576.
, acts of piracy by men of, 169.
, weavers of invited into the realm,
161.
Flanders, connt of, 7, 169, 318.
, Lewis count of, 479, 510.
Flat, Master John, canon of Abbeville, 542.
, John del, 432.
Flaxflet. See Faxfleet.
Flaxton, co. York, 156.
Flaynburgh. See Flamborough.
Fleccher, Flechcr, Alan le, 203, 349.
, Gilbert le, 573.
, John le, 353.
Fleet prison, 469, 472, 490, 493, 5C7, 546.
Flemyng Burton. See Burton.
Flemyng, Elena wife of Nicholas, 479,
, Henry, .509.
, Hugh, 387.
, John, 8, 83.
, Malcolm, 482
, Peter, 99.
, WilUam, 448.
Flesshewer, Kudo, 356.
Flete, John de, 302, 333, 400.
Fleur, William, 851.
Flint, Flynt, castle, 13, 419, 523.
Flint county, 13, 323.
Flintham, Flyntham, 382, 529, 535, 636.
, CO. Notts, 468, 631.
, church of St. Augustine, 531.
Flisco, Anthony de, prebendary of Lincoln,
48.
, Manuel de, prebendary of York, 4 84 .
Flisk, Anthony de, 161.
, Johnde, 161.
Flitton, Flytten, hundred, co. Beds, 265.
Flixton, CO. Suffolk, 564.
Flode, Nicholas atte, parson of Newchurch,
86.
Flokeston, co. Devon, 483.
Flore [co. Northants], 429, 568.
Florence, 5, 196, 330, 366, 420.
, coinage of, 88, 239.
, society of the Bardi of, 11, 29,32,
34, 52, 71, 74, 96, 99, 117, 122, 157,
192, 193, 194, 209, 212, 217, 218, 228,
Florence — cont.
255, 256, 269, 270, 273, 301, 321, 323,
380, 392, 397, 407, 408, 421, 429, 431,
454, 455, 463, 483.
, society of the Penizzi of, 238, 271,
312, 397-399, 434.
Florencia, Guy son of Simon de, knt., 196.
, Master John de, 28, 29, 439.
, Bichard son of Thomas de, 64.
, Simon de, 76.
Flory, Henry, 71.
, John, 572.
Flote, CO. Northumberland, 1(2.
Flote, William de, lord of Bevel, 90.
Flour, John, 441.
Flouterre, Henry le, 302.
Flynton, Herbert de, 377.
Fobbing, Vobbynge, Fybbynge, co. Essex, 58.
Fodryngeye. See Fotheringay.
Fodrynghey, Master John de, 186.
Foghel, William, 412.
Fogheleston, John de and Margaret his wife,
184.
, Bobert de, 354, 356.
Foleham, Bobert de, 450.
Foletby. See FuUetby.
Folevill, Folvill, Eustace, 125.
, , John, Bobert and Walter, his
brothers, 126.
, Eustace de, 505, 661.
, Laurence de, 61.
, Philip de, knt, 33.
' , Bichard de, 61.
, Bobert, 424, 555.
Bobert de, 61, 367.
, Staciusde, 61.
, Walter de, 61.
Folejaumbe, Foljambe, Gk>dfrey, 303, 388.
, John, of Berde, 173, 372, 471.
, John son of John, 471.
, Bobert son of Bichard, 888.
, Thomas, 175.
Foletby. See FuUetby.
Folkerby, Thomas de, parson of Calbonme,
140.
Folkestone, Folkeslan, co. Kent, 47, 81.
Folkingham, co. Lincoln, 283, 312.
, letters patent dated at, 589-543, 548,
578.
Folktcn [co. York], 345.
Folsham, Thomas de, 229.
Folville. S^^ FoleviU.
FolyfSait, co. York, 407.
Fnlyman, John, 308.
Fonte, Master William de, deputy collector
of bequests for the Holy Land, 585.
Fimtel Bishop's. See Bishop's Fonthill.
Fontevraud, in Anjou, abbess of, 453.
Fontibus, Nicholas de, parson of Hoekwold,
327.
Forbenche, John and William, 444.
GENERAL INDEX.
64J
Ford [co. Devon], abbot of, 19.
[co. Hants], 128.
, CO. Sussex, 128.
Forda, Boger, 505.
Forde, Ford, John atte, 168, 446, 449.
, John de, 128, 164, 251.
, , parson of Okford Fitz Payn,
288, 352.
> John son of John atte, 446.
> Nicholas de la, 388.
, Robert de. 287, 300, 854.
, Robert de la, 179.
, , of Exeter, 258.
, Thomas de, 207.
, Thomas son of John atte, 446.
, William Alger atte, 144.
Fordham, Great, co. Bssex, 281.
Fordheys, Alice de, 516.
, William son of Alice de, 516.
Fordington, co. Dorset, 540.
, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Forest, John atte, 387.
Forester, John le, 578.
» John son of John le, and Thomas
his brother, 578.
, Philip the, 200.
, Ranulph le, 59.
, Robert, 298.
» Roger le, and Annora his wife, 168.
, Thomas le, 497, 499.
, William le, 200, 499.
Foresterisman, John le, 283.
Forge, Bmma and John, 575.
Formente, Geoffrey son of Thomas, 183.
Forsetti, Forcetti, Dinus, one of theBardi, 11,
29,32,34, 52, 71, 96, 117, 122, 193,
194, 196,228,255,429,483.
Forsham, Roger de, 547.
Forst, Adam, 450.
Forster, Walter, 140.
Forthington, Richard de, parson of Woodhall.
282.
Fortibus, Aveline daughter and heiress of
William de,earl of Albemarle, 117.
» Isabella de, countess of Albemarle and
DeTon and lady of the Isle of Wight,
396.
Fosaunt, William, 109.
Fosse near Torkeseye, [co. Lincoln], nonnery
of, 73, 215.
Fosse, the river, co. York, 86.
Fosse, John atte, 137, 139, 148, 290, 390.
John do, 66, 59, 287, 288, 294, 849,
852, 508, 504.
, Johnde la, 284.
Fossegrayne, Henry, 200.
Foisour, John, 469.
Foston. CO. York, 638.
Foston, Nicholas de, 365.
, William de. 345.
Fot,Foot, John, 66, 149, 496.
Fotheringay, Foderyngeye, co. Northants,
castle and manor of, 124, 404.
V 6.5658.
Fotyngton. See Fontington.
Foucher, John, parson of Newendeo, 510.
Robert, 823,386.
Fouet, Nicholas, 198.
Fouke, Joan, 511.
Foulmire, co. Cambs, 448.
Foune, Martin, 58, 853, 409.
) Thomas, porter of Enaresborooirh
castle, 344.
Fountains [co. York], abbot of, 843, 446.
460.
Fountaynes, Nicholas de, parson of Gravesend,
212.
Foumeys, Foumours. See Furness.
Fowehep, Master William de, abbot of Shrews-
bury, 57.
Fowey, co. Cornwall, 166.
Fox, Foxe, John, 573.
, Nicholas, 205.
, Robert, 105, 210.
William, of North Bovey, 505.
, of York, 510.
» , collector of customs at York, 414.
Foxle, Robert de, 835, 861, 384.
, Thomas de, 165.
» , constable of Windsor castle.
211,273,276.
Foxleye, Thomas de, 168.
Foxoles, Adam de, 405.
Eustachia wife of Adam de, 405.
» Marmaduke de, bailiff" of York castle.
285.
William and John sons of Adam de.
405.
Foxton, John de, 164, 416.
, Richard de, 204.
, Robert de, 281, 308.
Fraisthorpe, qo. York, 203.
Framesdene, John de, 576.
Frameaworth, Walter, 577.
Framfield, Fremfeld, co. Sussex, 391.
Framland, Framelond, co. Leicester, hundred
of, 225, 226, 530.
Framlingham, Framelyngham [co. Suffolk],
260.
castle, 260.
Framlyngham, John de, 266.
Frampton [co. Dorset], letters patent dated
at, 225.
France, 25, 218, 223, 255, 258, 270, 278, 809,
321, 345, 460, 465, 526, 534, 536, 540.
» chancellor of. See Seinte Maure.
, constable of. See Ewe.
, depreciation of the currency in. 187.
188,319.
.king of. 5ec Philip; Charles; Louii.
treaties with, 90-95, 124.
France, Michael de, 429.
Franceys. See Fraunceys.
Francisci, Maneutns, 409, 491.
> Palmer, parson of Aylcsby, Ol.
Frankeleyn. Robert, 109.
Fraokinh, John, 856.
642
GENERAL INDEX.
Frankys, Hugh, 224, 328.
Fraunceys, Fraunceis, Geoffrey, 100.
, Guy, 176.
John, 25, 89, 128, 131, 429.
, , the younger, 68.
, Maneutns, 176.
, Nicholas, knt., 247.
, PhiHp, 129.
, Roger, 128.
, Simon, 48, 257.
, William, 389.
, William son of William, 552.
Fraunkeles, Simon, 205.
Frannkeleyn park, co. Durham, 307.
, , Le Hay without, 307.
Fraunkton, Fraunketon, co. Lincoln, 61, 496.
Frebem, John, 570.
Frebody, John, 126.
, Richard, 126.
Frecheyile, Ankerus son of Ralph de, 472.
, Margaret de, 472.
Frecheyyll, Ralph de, 102.
Freschevyll, Margaret wife of Ralph de, 301.
See also ^^schenvile.
Freek, John, 447, 448.
Freford, prebend of. See Lichfield.
Freford, William son of Robert de, 10, 16.
Frelond, Freland, John de, 203,205,321,497.
Frema, John, 505.
Freman, William, 245, 463.
Fremantle Park [co. Berks], 25, 317, 843.
Fremfeld. See Framfield.
Fremin, John, 553.
Fremon, Richard le, 492.
Fremyngton [co. York], 177.
Frend, Edward, 814.
Frende, Edward, 449.
Frene, Frenes, Alice de, 417.
, Hugh de, 308,
., , keeper of Cardigan castle, 31,
365.
, John son of Henry de, 417.
, Roger de, 31.
Frenge, Roger de, 97.
Frenshe, John le, 291.
, Peter le, 27.
Frenyngham, John de, 327, 358.
Frere, Fre, Adam, 17, 345, 405.
, , his son William, 345, 405.
, Auger, 356.
, John, of Grantham, 408.
, , of Strood, 284.
Freschenyill, Margaret wife of Ralph de, 843.
See also Frescheyyll.
Freshmouth, Martin, 571.
Freshwater, Fershewatere, Fresshewater, Isle
of Wight, 880, 469, 495, 581.
, warrener of, 380.
Fresingfeld, 221.
Freskeneye. See Friskney.
FrestoD [co. Suffolk], 408.
Frestone, Freston, John de, vicar of Bdnes-
towe, 563.
, John de, 297, 445.
, Orger de, 297.
, William de, collector of customs at
York, 414.
Frewyn, John, 578.
Freyne, Fulk de la, 561.
Oliver de la, 306.
, Oliver son of Fulk de la, 307.
Freysell, Richard, 154, 207.
Friars, Austin, 541. Sec aZ«o Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; Droitwich j Clifton Dartmouth \
Tickhill ; Grimsby ; Penrith j Hunting-
don.
, Carmelite. 5«e Scarborough ; York
Snitterley; Norwich; Ipswich; Stam-
ford.
, Crutched. See London \ Weltham.
, Maturine. See Eston ; Knarcs-
borough ; Tevelesford.
, Minors, 248, 560. See also London ;
Chester ; Ipswich j Maidstone ; Car-
marthen; Coventry; Boston; Cam-
bridge ; Scarborough.
, Preachers, 245, 471. See also Here-
ford ; Theulesf ord : Rhuddlan ;
Ipswich.
, of the Sac. See Lincoln.
Friday, Robert, 129.
Frisby by Galby, co. Leicester, 156.
Frisel, Frysel, James, 137, 286, 293.
Friskeneye, Fryskeneye, Eudo, son of William
de, 448.
, Thomas de, parson of Irthingborough,
405.
Friskney, Freskeneye, Fryskenay, co. Lincoln,
121, 441.
Friston on the water. See Ferry Fryston.
Frisyngfeld, John de, 2, 85, 248.
Frith, le, oo. Lincoln, 113.
Fritheby, co. Leicester, 241, 267, 342, 377, 410,
462.
[Firby, co York?], 367.
Frithelstock Priory, co. Devon, 372.
Froisel, John, vicar of Houghton by Walsing-
ham, 258.
Frome, co. Somerset, 550.
Frome river, 549.
Frome, Isabella wife of Jordan, 410.
, John, 410.
, John de, 453.
, Reginald de, 850, 469.
Fromond, Richard, 358.
Froser, John, 449.
Frost, John, 229.
, Walter, 61,575.
Frowyk, Henry, or Henry de, 67, 137, 288.
Froyle, [co. Hants], 268.
Frye, Andrew le, and Matilda his wife, 11.
Fuitx Glai. See Fitz.
Fulbeck, Fulbek, co. LincoUi, 854, 866, 889.
1 Fulboum [co. Cambs], 236, 243.
GENERAL INDEX.
643
Falboorn, Juliana wife of William de, 602.
, William de, 502.
Folcote, 578.
Fulford, CO. York, 528, 525.
Folham, Henry de, panon of Wallop, treasorer
of St. Peter's, York, and prebendary of
WeUs, 842.
Fulk, Oliyer son of, de la Freyne, 307.
Folletby, Foletby, co. Lincoln, 108.
Fulmer, co. Bucks, 51.
Fulmere, 54.
, CO. Berks, 299.
Fulmere, Jobn de, 58.
Fulmerston, co. Norfolk, 439.
Fulnetby, Jobn de, 173.
Fulsham, Benedict de, 197, 477.
Funtington, co. Sussex, 174.
, Fotyngton, prebend of. See Chicbes*
ter.
Fumess, Foumeys, Foumoux, Abbey, co.
Lancaster, 72, 261, 883, 423, 424.
Fumeus, Simon de, 404.
Fumeux, Jobn de, 170.
, Sibyl de, 419.
Fumiyall, Fumyvall, Tbomas de, and Joan
his wife, 150,409.
, ....... 586.
Fybbynge. See Fobbing.
Fycais, William son of Simon, 354, 389.
Fycays, William, 70.
Fyenles, Jobn de, 190.
Fyflide, 368. See also Fivehead.
F^fyde, Margery wife of Tbomas, 233.
Fykayi, Tbomas, 355.
Fyleby, Walter de, 148.
Fylemen, Odinettus, keeper of the warren in
Cressy Forest, 212.
Fylewode by Bristol, 455.
Fynamour, Jobn, 17.
Fyncal, William de, prebendary of Abbeville,
147.
, , parson of Leadenbam, 354, 389.
Fynobam, Adam de, 387.
, John de, parson of North Lynn, 153.
Fynobe, John, 484.
Fynehedene, Master William de, 157, 381.
' I^chesdon, William de, 514.
Fynohetle, Richard de, 120.
Fynobyngfeld. See Finchyngfcld.
Fyndesfeld, co. Qloucester, manor of, 385.
F^ndon, Thomas de, 239.
, WiUiam, 233.
Fynegal, John de, 112.
¥jneB, John de, 130.
Fynesbury. See Finsbury.
Fynham, Tbomas do, 109.
Fysshere, Henry le, 186.
Fysours, Ralph de, 130.
Fytele, Gilbert, 569.
Fyton, John, 177.
Fjreit, See Filey.
G.
Gaas, Walter, 344.
Gabriel, John, 403.
Gacelyn, Gasoelyn, John, 105.
, John, knt, 106, 210.
Gaddesle, John de, 182.
Gadesberghemersb, co. Sussex, 202.
Gadesby, Gaddesby, Robert do, 125, 126, 127,
189, 200, 260, 291, 292. See also
Catesby.
Gaetani, John, cardinal of St. Theodore's,
archdeacon of Coven^, prebendary of
York, and parson of Wermuth, 943.
Gaffy, John, dean of Lichfield, 122.
Gaia, M%jor and Minor, prebends of. See
Idcbfield.
Gainsborough, Geynetburgh, co. Lincoln, 569.
, pavage at, 382.
Gaiolorman, Robert, 58.
Gaitherd, Henry le, 4.
Galars, Gaillars, Laurence du, keeper of the
Channel Islands, 3, 130.
Galawe, John, servant of the earl of Angus,
202.
Galeweye, Adam de, 268, 548.
, Jobn de, 548.
Galnet, WiUiam, 429.
Galoun, John, 569.
, Thomas son of William, 557.
, WiUiam, 557.
Galtres forest [co. York], 16, 177, 900, 965,
548, 547, 560.
, Les Polles in, 1, 359, 464.
Galun, Walter, 311.
Gambon, Adam, 570.
, Thomas, 570.
, Walter, 570.
, William, 670.
Gamboun, Tbomas, 131.
Gamcl, Hugh son of Hugh, 376.
, John son of, atte Water, 444.
, Simon, 74.
Gamlingay, Gamelyngeye [co. Cambs], 57.
Garcy, Arnold, 230, 364.
Gard, Stephen del, 576.
Gardere, Bertram de la, 257.
Garderobe, William de la, 64.
Gardinis, Richard de, 18.
Gareford, Robert de, abbot of Abingdon, 324.
Gargenoyt, John, 206.
Gargrave. See Geregrave.
Garland, Master Henry de, dean of Chicheeter,
239.
Garlekmonger. Garlekemonger, Adam son of
Adam le, 291.
y Adam son of Henry le, 292.
88 2
644
GENERAL INDEX.
Garlekmonger— con/.
, John, parson of Piddington, 499.
.. , , his cook William, 500.
, , his servant John, 500.
, John brother ofThomas, 499.
, Thomas, 499.
, William le, 291.
Grarlicmongre, Richard, 580.
Game, Adam, porter of the castle of St.
Briavels, 563.
Qarris, Qarriz, Peter de, 88, 347, 648.
, William de, 548.
Garsale, Robert de, 571.
Gkirstang, Gerstan, co. Lancaster, 39.
Garston, Henry de, 253, 879.
Garthorpe, co. Leicester, 477, 516.
Garton [co. Bucks], 231.
Garton, Richard son of Robert de, 497, 499.
, Master Thomas de, 54, 87,89, 155,
217.
, , second baron of the Exchequer,
182.
Gartree, Gertre, co. Leicester, hundred of
225, 530.
Gasceljn, Walter, 358.
Gascon Rolls, 7, 39, 153,
Gascony, duchy of, 94, 96, 117, 120, 149, 154,
176, 180, 196, 207, 209, 321, 335, 336,
344, 375, 416, 419, 421, 423, 429, 435,
456, 464, 477, 487, 539, 542.
, merchants of, 52, 525.
, receiver in, 368.
, seneschal of. See Darcy ; Haustede.
Gase, John, 496.
Gatoombe, Gatecumbe, Isle of Wight, 396.
Gate, Henry atte, 329, 583.
, John de la, 253.
, John atte, 388.
, Michael de, 128.
, Thomas atte, 46, 446, 514, 515.
Gategangge, Gategang, John, controller of
customs at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 119,
229.
Gategod, Thomas, 571.
Gaters, Roger, 445.
Gatesby. See Catesby.
Gateshead, Gatesheved [co. Durham], 119.
, hospital of St. Edmund, 471, 473.
Gatte, Nicholas atte, 291.
Gauge, Ivo, 469.
Gaugcr, William, ganger of wines in England
and Ireland, 29, 49, 303.
Gavaston, Amice de, damsel of queen
Philippa, 244, 306, 414.
Gavelyeld, 506.
Gawayn, Master Peter, dean of St. Omer,
430.
Gawcote, Gavecote, co. Bucks, 286.
Gayllard, Laurence de, 223.
Gayneford, John de, parson of Arthuret, 309,
322.
Gaynesbergh, William de, bishop of Worces-
ter, 158.
Gayrgrave, Gayregrave, John de, Elena his
wife, and John and William his sons,
378.
, Thomas de. See Geregrave.
G^yte, Master Henry le, 168.
, William le, 492.
Gayteford, co. York, 458.
, chapel of St. Mary, 271.
Gay ton, 361.
, CO. Northauts, 368.
Gayton, Gaiton, Adam de, serjeant of the
Downs, 179.
, Nicholas de, 179.
, Peter de, 37.
, , castellan of Crotoy, 467.
Gaywood [co Norfolk] , letters patent dated
at, 145, 147-151, 155, 167.
Geddeworth. See Jedburgh.
Geddington,GeytiDgton, Getyngton, co. North-
ants, 53, 195, 530.
Geddyng, Little. See Gidding.
Geddyngg, Beatrice wife of Edmund de, knt.,
561.
Gedeworth, Geddeworth, Robert de, 58, 164,
293, 313, 496, 496. See also Jede-
worth.
Gedney, Gedeneye, co. Lincoln, 455, 465, 536
Geflfrey, John, keeper of the tonnage of wools
at Shrewsbury, 403.
, WiUiam, 449.
Geldres, Gerle, count of, 7, 188, 469, 474, 491,
556.
and Zutphen, Reginald count of, 350,
262,269,271,274,509.
Gelyng, Thomas, 89.
Gemmesone, Thomas, 582,
Genge. See Ging.
Genoa, 98, 269.
G«nsyng, Robert de, 504.
Gent, Richard, dean of Wolverhampton, 24,
393.
GentU, GentiU, Nicholas, 129, 187, 286, 332,
358.
, William le, 451.
G©offrey^ Alexander son of, 251.
, John, son of, 132.
, Richard, son of, 252.
, , del Burches, 578.
, William son of, de Preston, 499.
, de Sutton, 78, 154.
George, John son of, de Rupe, 549.
Geppesone, Robert, 582.
Gerard, Gervase son of, de Clifton, 129.
, Richard, 229.
, William, 384.
, , queen Isabella's chandler, and
keeper of Havering park, 40.
Gerardi, Ubertin, de Zannetis, 658.
Geraud, Master John, 685.
.Nicholas, 262.
, , Thomas, 665.
Gere, John son of Roger, 200.
Gereberge, Edmund, 582.
GENEllAL INDEX.
645
Geregrave, Gargrave, Thomas de, 57, 21 1, 418.
Geresoye. See Jersey.
Qfreuter, Thomas, 298.
Gerford, Adam de, 396.
Gerlaund, John, 58.
Gerle. 5ee Geldres.
Gerlethorp, co. Lincoln, 242, 508.
Gterlethorp, Wilham boo of John de, 248.
Germanus, William son of, de Caumvill, 432.
Germayn, Peter, 446.
, Master Ralph, prebendary of Exeter,
249.
, Thomas, 390.
Germeyn, Thomas, 449.
Gemereie. 5ee Guernsey.
Gernet, Henry, 170.
Gemethorp, Germethorp, 387, 409, 416.
Gernigan, Peter, 56.
Gemoan, Gemon, John, 160, 266, 273, 454,
484, 486.
, John, called the brewer, 274.
, John son of John, and Alice his wife,
273.
, Margaret, wife of John, 266, 454,
537.
, Richard, 218, 220.
, Roger, son of Henry, 400.
, Master Simon, 110.
,WiUiam, 85.
Gerondon, CO. Leicester, abbot of, 389.
Gerondyn, Ralph, 346.
Gkroond, John, and Idonia his wife, 147.
Gkrcvall. See Jervaulx.
Gerruti, Stephen, 558.
Gersham [Gresham, co. Norfolk ?], 177.
Gerstang. See Garntang.
Gerughdon, co. Leicester, 126.
Gervase, John bon of, de Glapton, and Am*
fiesia his wife, 215.
, Roger son of, de Wilford, 129.
Genrasius, Llewellin son of, prince of North
Wales, 334.
Gktyngton, Geytington. See Geddington.
Gevyndale, William de, 128.
Geynesburgh. Sue Gainsborough.
Geyst, Thomas, hermit, 329.
Ghent in Flanders, 479, 510.
Ghent, Simon of, bishop of Salisbury, 21.
Oibbeclyve, hermit of, 543.
Gibbes, William, 355.
Gibbeson, Colan, 389.
Gidding, Geddyng, Little, co. Hunts, 109.
Gienne, Robert, 345. See also Gycnne.
Giffard, Gifford, Godfrey, bishop of Worces-
ter, 370.
, John, 137, 206, 236,300, 507, 527.
, , canon of York, 161, 438.
y , deputy justice of South Wales,
113, 199, 238, 298, 321, 346, 347.
, , steward of queen Isabella*s
lands, 92, 56, 70, 141.
, John, of Twyford, 499, 502.
..•., John son of John, 228.
Gifford— con^.
, Margaret wife of John, 289.
, Philip, 550.
, Robert, 588.
, William, 56, 68, 297.
, WUliam, abbot of Buckfiistleigh, 504.
, Master William, prebendary of Lich-
field, 407.
Gigelswyk, Nigel de, 104.
Gilberd, Roger, 503.
Gilbert, John son of, de Mikelham, 107.
, Robertson of, le Norreys, 441.
, William sonof,attePleys«hamele,168.
Gilby, Gilwy, Richard and Reyner, 187, 435.
Gildeford, Henry de, collector of murage at
Nottingham, 532.
Gilden. See Gulden.
Gildesburgh, Peter de, 194.
, , canon of AbbeTille, 417.
, Roger de, 47, 437.
Gildhall, Geofirey atte, and William atte,
346.
Giles, Peter son of, de Kirkeby, 473.
Gille, John, 254.
GiUes, Alan, 259.
Galling [co. York], 81.
Gillingham, co. Dorset, 55.
, CO. Kent, 23, 273, 395.
GiUoche, William, 40.
Gillyng, Henry, parson of Lamewyth, 87,
269.
, Margaret, wife of Philip de, 523.
, Peter de, 290.
Gilmyu, William, 87.
Giiot, John, 341.
Gilwy. See Gilby.
Ging, Genge, co. Berks, 16.
, East, Kstgenge, co. Berks, 256.
, West, Westgenge, co. Berks, 458,
575.
Gipping Neuton, co. Suffolk, 500, 579.
Girel, Richard. 139.
Gisborouffh, Gisbum, Gyseburgh, co. York,
521.
prior and convent of, 469, 520.
Gisleham, Gyselham, co. Suffolk, 77.
Gi»sing,co. Norfolk, 284.
Gitscarth, co. Lincoln, 432.
Gladewyne, Roger, 391.
Glamfofd Brigg, co. Lincoln, 141.
, chapel of St. James, 259.
Glamorgan, Gltumorgan, Glomorgan, land
of, 43, 51.125, 236.
, John de, 810.
, Alice bis wife, and John, Nichohis
and Peter his sons, 811.
, John, son of John de, 439, 450.
GlanyiU, Gilbert de, bishop of Rochester, 257.
Glapton, CO. Northants, 215.
Glapton, Galpton, Joan daughter of Qenrafe
do, 215.
, John, son ofOervaiede, and Amne-
sia his wife, 215.
646
GENERAL INDEX.
Glapwell, Robert de, 102.
, Roger de, 438.
Glastenbirs, Henry de, 53.
GlastoDbarj, Walter de, 118.
Glastonbuiy, co. Somerset, letters patent
dated at, 225.
abbey, 242, 251, 422, 430.
, abbot of. Sec Sobbnry.
Glatton, Glayton, co. Hunts., 48, 195, 529,
581, 583.
Glatton, Richard de, 313, 581, 583.
Glaumorgan. See Glamorgan.
Glann^iU, Glaunyyll, Hugh de, 236, 296, 403.
, Roger de, 492.
Glegon, William, 569.
Glemesford, Walter de, 126.
Glendon, William de, 502.
Glenkamy, Meliora wife of Gilbert de, 46.
Glentham, co. Lincoln, 546.
Glenton, William de, 291, 386.
Gleykyn, William, or WiUiam de, 53, 79, 84.
Glide, Adam le, 166. See also Glyde.
Glory, Glorie, Adam atte, 137, 286, 293, 579.
Glostannen, Martin de, 350.
Gloucester, Gloncestre, 48, 99, 147, 162, 166
197, 232, 236, 336, 370, 877, 509, 514.
, castle, barton and tyne of, 6.
, pavageat, 163.
, port of, 14, 166, 197.
, abbey of St. Peter, 181, 321, 876,
424, 431, 447, 478.
, chnrch of St. Martin, 565.
Gloucester county, 20, 67, 68, 75, 80, 133,
137, 138, 141, 162, 250, 285, 295, 312,
316, 323, 326, 327, 348, 357, 862, 377,
418, 419, 445, 450, 548, 572, 574, 583.
, archdeacon of. See Braynton.
, escheator in. See Feyto.
Gloucester, earl of. See Clare.
Gloncestre, John de, parson of Hardington,
15.
, John de, prior of Southwick, 507.
, Richard de, 344.
, Simon de, 186, 204.
, Thomas de, 90.
, , parson of Llangathen, 425.
, Walter de, 14.
Gloumorgan. See Glamorgan.
Glover, Robert le, 151.
, William, 60.
Glower, Robert, 291.
Gloz, John le, keeper of the tronage of wools
at Norwich, 403.
Glyde, Adam, 196. See aUo Glide.
Glymmethan, John de, 525.
Glyngothy, in Cantremaur, forester of, 26.
Glynton, Geoffrey de, parson of Haddon,
411.
, Ivo de, parson of Threkeston, 340.
Gobaud« John, 495.
, , knt., 108.
Gobel John, 180.
Gobey, Gilbert, 569.
Gobion, Gobyon, Gobioun, Simon, and
Richard his son, 571.
, Thomas, 57, 58, 286, 495, 496,577.
Goch, John, 162, 172, 881.
Godalming [co. Surrey], 314.
Godard, Thomas, 264.
Godbam, Walter, 421.
Gk>ddertbom, Goudrenethom, hundred, co.
Dorset, 452, 476, 582.
Gode, John, 879.
, Matthew le, 60.
, Richard, 581.
, Robert, 284.
Godeale, Robert, 6.
Godebody, Richard, 109.
Godefelawe, Thomas, 237, 300, 854.
Godefrey, John, 218.
, Laurence, 144.
Godegrome, Walter, 449.
, William, 350.
Godele, Godelee, Godeleye, Elias de, justice,
72, 116, 130, 133, 138, 203, 290,485,
495.
, Hamelin de, 6.
, , canon of Wells, 365.
, John de, dean of Wells, 170.
, , prebendary of Hastings, 279.
, , prebendary of York, 176.
Godelsford, Godelesford, James de, parson of
Mereworth, 27, 550, 681.
, Robert de, and Roger de, 581.
Godelyng, co. Notts, 310.
Godeman, William, 447, 448.
Godeneton, Robert de, 854, 356.
Godereston, Thomas de, 105, 210.
Goderyngton [Codrington, co. Gloster?],
275.
Godesfeld, Robert de, 382.
Godeshulle. See Godshill.
Gk>deshulle, Robert de, 251.
Godesman, Roger, 18.
Godestone,. Henry de, 135.
Gk>dewyn, Grodewin, Thomas, 125. ^
, William, 99, 302.
, ,the elder and the younger, 57.
Godfelaw, William, 237, 300.
Godinges, William son of Robert, 168.
, William, son of William, 168.
Godisfeld, Roger de, 800.
Godmersham, co. Kent, 511.
Godshill, Godeshulle, 129.
, Isle of Wight, 396, 460.
Godstow Nunnery, co. Oxon, 828, 325.
Godyeman, Adam, 268.
Gk)dyher, John, 445.
Godyn, John, 139, 674.
Godyng, Joan wife of John the younger,
495.
, Sabina wife tf John the elder, 495.
, Stephen, 495.
Godynogh, John, 182.
GENERAL INDEX.
647
Oogh, John, parson of Landerank, 848, 844,
888, 484, 471.
, Philip, parson of Llandewy Tresden-
oheg, 364.
Golafre, John, 295.
Gk)lafre, Thomas the elder and Joan his wife,
114.
, Thomas the younger, 114.
, WUliam, 114.
Gold, Simon, 500.
Goldcliff [co. Monmouth], 139, 244, 574.
, prior of, 20. See also Martel;
Glopillariis.
, priory, 3&0, 326, 406.
, Thomas, monk of, 574.
Golde, Adam, 577, 578.
, John, 583.
, William, 205.
Gk)ldenewey, John, 571.
Goldhauek, John de, 58.
, Thomas, .58.
Goldsmyth, Hugh, 441.
, Richard le, 418.
, Gliomas le, of Oxford, 456.
Goldwyne, John, Richard, Robert and Wil-
liam, 504.
Goldyng, Agnes, 408.
, Afice wife of John, 43.
...., John, 583.
Goldynge, William, 575.
, William, by the Bek, 576.
Goldjmgham, John de, 42, 96.
, Simon de, knt., 389.
, Thomas de, parson of Tangmere,
265.
Goldyngton, John de, 583.
, Thomas de, 588.
, Thomas de, master of the House of
God, Derby, 150.
, Master Thomas de, 155.
, 4 , master of the hospital of St
Nicholas without Carlisle, 491.
GoUyngham, John de, 277.
Golyas, Gulyas, Walter, 507, 514.
Golyon, William, 229.
Gomeldon, Edith wife of John de, 817.
Gomstol, William de, 116.
Gonalstone, Gonaldeston, co. Notts, 175.
Gonewarby, John de, 204.
Gonthorp, Ralph de, bailiff errant in Norfolk,
121.
Goodmanham, Qothemondham, co. York, 869.
Goodrich Castle, co. Hereford, 51, 67, 286.
Gopillariis, Philip de, prior of Goldcliffe, 189,
225, 820, 406, 574.
Gordan, John, 152.
Gore, John de la, ricar of Sutton, 464.
Gorcy, Gurryk, Gourouck, castle, in Jersey,
86, 130.
Goring, Gorynges, co. Sussex, 128.
Gorleston, co. Suffolk, 124, 316.
, hospital of St. Mary and St Nicholas,
146.
Gormondchestre, John de, 298.
Gormounde, Walter, 189, 574.
Gors, William de la, 429.
Gorulf, William, 158. -
Gorwy, Gorewy, John 480.
Gos, Roger, 449.
Gosberkirk [co. Lincoln], 483.
Goseford, Gosford, William de, 449.
, William son of Stephen de, 148.
Gosfeld, William de, 178.
Goseljm, Adam, 355.
Gosham [Cosham^ co. Wilts ?], park of, 804.
GoBsemayns, Peter, 429.
Gk>sson, Robertson of Richard, 245.
Goto, Got, Alan atte, 447, 448.
, John atte, 447, 448.
, Walter atte, 577.
Gotere, John de la, 357.
Goterest, John, 580.
Gotham, Roger de, 291.
, William de, 201, 295,297, 299,849,
440, 569, 582.
Grothemondham. See Goodmanham.
Gothull, CO. Derby, 582.
Goudhurst, Goutherst, co. Kent, 391, 444, 446.
Goudhyne, John, 350.
Goudrenethom. See Gk>dderthom.
Gone, John, 483.
Gouk, William, 114.
Goupil, Roger, 109.
Goumaye, Goumeye, Gumey, John de, par-
son of Harpley, 306.
Thomas de, 89, 121, 144, 148, 457,
464, 483.
, , his wife Joan, 89.
Gouniuck castle. See Gk>rey.
Goushill, GoushuU, Ralph de, 455, 465, 587.
, Thomas de, knt, 392.
Grousil, John de, parson of Elton, 97.
Gouteby, Thomas de, 581.
Goutherst. See Goudhurst.
Gower, in Wales, hind of, 125, 128, 145, 288.
, lord of, 128.
Gower, Henry de, bishop of St. David's, 113,
172, 188, 191, 231, 238, 260, 267, 298,
831, 344, 846, 347, 410, 471, 487, 566.
, Robert, 385, 889.
Gra, William de, keeper of seal of recog-
nisances at York, 392, 548.
Grace Dien [co. Leicester], priory of, 19, 80,
38.
, prioress of. See Hastings ; Mein*
waryng.
[co. Monmouth], abbey of St Mary,
523.
Grafton, John de, 263.
, William de, 86.
Grammery, William, 258.
Grande Castrum, in the diocese of Agen,
church of St. Saurin, 117.
Grandison, John de, bishop of Exeter, 40, 46,
178, 180. 307, 428, 432. 483, 524,570.
648
GENERAL INDEX.
Grandisono, Grandi8sono, Blanche wife of
Peter de, 531.
, Oto de, keeper of the Channel
Islands, 45, 72, 214, 245.
, , Oto de, his son, 45, 86, 294.
, , Peter de, his son, 45, 137, 244,
295,531,571.
, William de, .58, 560.
Grandon, Francis, 429.
Grange, New [co. Monmouth], 476.
Grantham, co. Lincoln, 20, 32, 331, 334, 403.
, Southgate in, 334.
, prehend of. See Salishury.
Grantham, John de, 117.
Grassmere, Gressemere, co. Westmoreland,
557, 561.
Grately [co. Hants], 257.
Gratham, 435.
Graucher, Edward and Walter, 504.
Grauereyn, John, 86, 567.
Grauncestre, Eohert de, 204.
Graunge, John de la, 582.
Graunt, Hugh le, 410.
, Thomas le, 185.
Grauntsete, John de, 4, 98, 226, 558.
, , justice of the King's Bench
of Ireland, 83, 184, 283.
, , justice of the Bench of Ireland,
90, 97, 402.
, , Alice his wife, 98.
Grauntsoun, Grannson, Peter de, 24, 286.
, William de, and Sihyl his wife,
234.
, , Agnes daughter of, 234.
, William de, knt., 327.
Grave [co. Beds], prior of, 438.
Grave, Walter de la, 299, 324.
Gravele, Robert de, receiver of Boston, 5 IS.
Graveley, co. Wilts, forester of, 110.
Gravesend, Graveshende, co. Kent, 1 1 9, 212,
877, 398.
Gravesend, Richard de, bishop of Lincoln, 274.
, Stephen de, bishop of London, 39,
49, 52, 63, 117, 121, 173, 217, 244,
491, 492, 510.
Gray, Thomas, 416.
, William, 562.
Grayingham, Greyngham, co. Lincoln, 580.
Grayne, Margery wife of Robert le, 25.
, William son of Robert le, 25.
Graystok, John de, parson of Llanfaes, 107.
, Ralph de, 384.
Great Boudon. See Bowden, Great.
Greatham, co. Durham, 360.
Great Seal, keeper of the. See Stratford.
Gree, Ralph de, 504.
Greenbammerton, co. York, 224.
Green's Norton, Norton Davy, co. Northants,
344, 469.
Greenstreet, Grenestrete, co. Kent, 60.
Greetham, Gretham, co. Lincoln, 248, 208,
366, 882.
,co. Rutland, 540.
Gregory, Robert, 578.
Grendel, co. Devon, 29.
Greinton, Greynton [co. Somerset], 430.
Grendelesgate, John de, 571.
Grendon, co. Bucks, 83, 226, 231, 899.
GrendoD, Margery wife of Robert de, 178.
, Robert de, 178, 893.
, Roland de, 555.
Grene, Clement del, 251.
o Master Geofi&ey del, 252.
, John atte, 132, 500.
, Richard atte, 503, 578.
, Robert del, 252.
, Roger atte, 132.
, William atte, 578.
, William de la, 104.
Greneburgh, Richard de, 458.
, , prior of Grave, 438.
Grenefeld, William de, archbishop of York ,
86.
Grenehalgh, John son of Henry le Serjaunt
del, 573.
Grenelane, John de, 287.
Grenestede. See Grinstead.
Grenestrete. See Greenstreet.
Grenewyche, Edith de, 584.
Grenfeld^ Robert de, 569.
Grenstede, Griffin de, 129.
Greote, Grete, Agnes wife of Peter de, 288.
, Peter de, clerk to the marshal of the
household, 40, 139, 283, 851, 409, 483,
500, 582.
Greseleye, Peter de, 4.
, Roger de, 437.
Gresseby [co. Lincoln], 472.
Gresseby, Herbert de, 87, 108, 269, 278, 820.
, Richard de, 87.
, William de, 9.
Gressemere. See Grasmere.
Grestain in Normandy, William abbot of, 10,
538.
Gretford, Richard de, 156.
Gretham, hospital of, 872.
Gretheved, John, 521.
, William, 25.
Gretone, Adam de, 210.
Gretton, co. Northants, 195, 530.
Gretton, William de, 185.
Grey, Greye, Gray, Edmund son of Nicholas
de, 405.
, Henry de, 102, 264, 286, 293, 295-
297, 517.
, , knt, 848.
, John de, 12, 558.
, , of Rotherfield, 867.
, , knt., 208, 292,
, , ,his chamberlain, Richard,
his messenger, Richard, and his pal-
freyman, Robert, 208.
, Ralph de, knt., 20.% 615.
GENERAL INDEX.
649
Grey — cont,
, Richard de, of Coduor, 12, 18, 58,
70, 112, 129, 133, 139, 198, 205, 262,
271, 279, 284, 287, 291, 295, 297, 349,
372, 380, 395, 419, 442, 443, 445,
496.
, , baroD, 132.
, Richard le, 205.
, Robert son of Robert, knt., 389.
, Roger de, 134,188,205,236,244, 259,
286, 291, 293, 349, 897, 403, 440, 517.
, Roger le, 538.
, Thomas, 261.
, Thomas son of Thomas, 202.
, William, of York, 507.
Greyngham. See Grayingham.
Greynte, John de, 196.
Greynton. See Greinton.
Greywell, co. Hants, 415.
Griffin ap Bleth, 182.
ap Caros, 48.
ap Rees, knt., 143.
Grigelot, Roger, 171.
Grimbald, Robert, 132.
Grimbaldi, society of the. See Chieri.
Grimsby, Grymesby, co. Lincoln, 11, 79, 99,
192, 222, 249, 413, 421, 552.
, austin friars of, 464.
, church of St Mary, 19.
, pavage at, 73.
Grimstead, Grimstede, co. Wilts, 113.
, West, Westgrymstede, co. Wilts, 46.
Grimstede, John de, 112.
Qrimstone, Grymston, co. Leicester, 379.
, Giymestone, co. York, chapel of St
Mary, 509.
Grindall, co. York, prebend of. See York.
Gringelay, John de, 155.
Gringley, Gryngele, co. Notts, 162.
, CO. York, 34, 37, 55.
, king's park of, 266.
Grinstead, Grenestede, co. Sussex, 151.
, West, CO. Sussex, 291.
Grippe, Hugh atte, 346.
Gritdale, Robert de, 3^^.
Grof hurst, Grofherst, Richard de, 162, 202,
891.
, Robert de, 472.
, William son of Joceus de, 515.
Qronant, co. Flint, 341.
Gros, Golda la, 69.
, William le, earl of Albemarle and
lonl of Holderness, 334.
Groteoe, Adam de, 106.
Grore, 844, 542.
, La Grare, co. Wilts, 501.
GroTe, James atte, 446.
, John atte, 168.
, Robert del, 12.
, Thomas atte, 391.
, Thomas de, 513.
, Thomas de la. 390.
Grove— con/.
, Walter atte, 390, 391.
, WiUiam atte, 168.
, WiUiam de, 466.
Gryk, William, 120.
Grym, Gilbert, 254.
, Henry, 391.
, Henry son of John, 890.
, Robert, 380.
Grymbaldi. See Grimbaldi.
Grymbaldi, Amiotus, 15, 161.
Grymbolf, Edmund, 167.
Grymesby. See Grimsby.
Grymesby, Grymmesby, Edmund de, 413.
, , keeper of writs and rolls of
the chancery of Ireland, 470.
, John de, 249, 487.
.., Richard de, surveyor for the mistery
of Goldsmiths, 4.
, Simon de, 130, 133, 143, 206, 854,
357, 441,464,579.
, , escheator beyond Trent, 860.
Qrymory, John son of John, 581.
, Thomas, 581.
Grymstede, John de, 495.
Grymmescroft, Alan de, 108.
Grymmynges, Richard, 402.
Grympelthorp, William de, 375.
Grymston. See Grimstone.
Grymston, Martin de, 208.
Robert de, master of the hospital of
St. Nicholas, York, 512.
, Roger son of Andrew de, knt, 203.
, , John, Richard and Thomas, his
brothers, 208.
, Thomas son of Roger de, 233.
Grynchesle, 60.
Gryndon, Robert de, 382.
Giyngelaye. See Gringley.
Grynnesdale, Alan de, and Margery his wife,
178.
Gryse, Ralph, 576.
Gryvel, Hugh, 560.
Gudcnts, Gunsalvus, 280.
Guernsey, Gemereye, Gemeseye, island of, 3,
40,45, 72,76,88, 116, 120,128, 180,
14.\ 146, 245, 847, 454, 466, 488, 548.
, keeper of, 190.
, reeve of, 54.
Guersey. See Jersey.
Guienne, duchy of, 91, 94.
Guilden Morden, Guldenmorton, co. Cambs,
13.
Guildford, Guldeford [co. Surrey], 168.
, letters patent dated at, 82-37, 51, 56,
61, 62, 215-219, 222, 226, 282, 236,
237.
park, 56, 514, 515.
, hospital of St Thomas m, 165.
GoiUelmi de Fabriea, Reymund, 345.
Qnillore, Robert, canon of Abbeville, 209.
Gniot, John Clerc son of, de Norey, 108.
Guiiines, Ralph, count o( 563.
650
GENERAL INDEX.
Guide, John, 583.
Gnldefbrd, Robert de, 267.
Goldefort, Alice, 71.
Guldene, Gilden, Gylden, Elizabeth wife of
Henry le, 420, 432, 492.
, Henry le, or de, 59, 126, 181,133,137,
143, 203, 237, 312, 323, 849, 350, 390,
420, 432, 492.
, , escheator in the counties of
Somerset, Dorset, Devon, and Corn-
wall. 365, 417, 449, 457, 497.
, Roger leor de, 287, 294, 297, 849,
357, 406, 449.
Guldenmorton. See Gailden Morden.
GuUy, William, his ;nan Philip, 450.
Gulyas. See Golyas.
GunneyR, John de, 245, 439.
, Roger de, 245.
, Thomas de, 439.
, WiUiam, 198.
Gunny, Robert, 466.
GunstOD, Hugh de, 205.
Gnnthorp, co. Notts, 192.
Gunthorpe, co. Norfolk, 504.
Gunwardby, Roger de, 473, 533.
Gordoun, Adam, keeper of Woolmer fore8t,165.
Gurmecestre, Geoffrey de, 105.
Gumey. See Gonmeye.
Guiney, Thomas son of Hugh de, 204.
Gurryk castle. See Gorey.
Guthfos Muer, co. Cornwall, 350.
Guthlak, WiUiam, 846.
Gutyng. See Temple Guiting.
Guyge, John, 140.
Gyan, Nicholas, 350.
Gyane, Robert. See Gyenne.
Gybelot, Robert, 508.
Gybet, John, 105, 210.
Gybyn, Richard, 574.
Gyenne, Gyeyne, Guyene, Gcyn, Robert, or
Robert de, 14, 77, 85, 139, 197, 461,
462, 514. See also Gienne.
Gygour, John, 131.
Gylden. See Guldene.
Gyliot, Peter, 401.
Gyllyng, co. Hunts, 348.
Gylmyn, William, 281.
Gymmynges, John, 129, 450.
, Johnde, 855.
Gjmes, Baldwin son of Ingelram de, 554.
, Christiana de, 524, 560.
, Christiana wife of Ingeb^m de, 554.
, Ingelram de, 554.
, Robert de, 557.
, Robert son of Ingelram de, 554.
, William de, lord of Coucy, and Mary
his daughter, 564.
, William le, 348.
Gyng Rauf. See Ingrave.
Gysburgh. See Gisborough.
Gysbum, Nicholas de, 179.
Gyselham. See Gisleham.
H.
Haccecombe, Hattecombe, Richard de, 299.
, , justice of the Bench of Ire-
land, 470.
Hacohe. See Hatch.
Hacche, John atte, 117.
Haceby, Nicholas de, 127.
Haceland, Peter, 354.
'Hackenby, John son of John de, 580.
Hacket. See Haket.
Hackney, Hakeneye [co. Middlesex] , hospital
of St. Eatherine, 534.
Hacon, John, 576.
Hacoun, Thomas, 569.
Haconrs, Henry, 434.
Haddenham, co. Cambs, 31 1, 566.
Haddlesey, Hathelseye, East, co. York, chapel
of St. John the Baptist, 4.
, West, 4.
Haddon [co. Hunt], 273, 411, 441.
, East [co. Northants], 461.
, Little, CO. Oxon, Apse wood in, 88,
115.
Haddon, Henry de, 810.
, John de, 88, 115.
, William son of Peter de, 441.
Haderesham, Geoffrey de, 135.
Hadescothorpe, co. Norfolk, 14.
Hadham, Great, [co. Herts], 46, 172.
, Uttle, 172.
Hadham, John de, 528. *
, William de, 528.
Hadle, John de, almoner of St. Paul's, London,
21.
Hadley, Haddele, co. Salop, 143.
Hadresham, Stephen de, 27.
Haggele, Haggeleye, Edmund de, 81, 254.
, , Henry son of, and Katherine
his wife, 254.
Hagh, Richard atte, 569
Hagneby Abbey, co. Lincoln, 864.
Hagham, co. Lincoln, 20, 82.
Robert de, 57.
Hagham, Haghham, Robert de, knt., 42.
Haghmon Abbey [co. Salop], 177,483, 556.
Hagna, Peter de, 809.
Hague, Peter de la, 308.
Hagthorpe, Hakethorpe [co. York], 510.
Haia, Robert de, 884.
Haidone, Thomas de, 288.
Hailes le [co. Essex], 46.
Haillyng. See Hayling.
Hailsham, Haylesham [co. Sussex], 257.
Hailward, WiUiam, 576.
Hainault, John of, 11, 228.
,WilUam count of, 48, 90,561. See
also Holland.
GENERAL INDEX,
651
Haiwra, Hajwra, co. York, 161, 886.
, parker of, 211.
Hakelut, Edmund, 85, 160.
Hakeljiigton, co. Northants, 500.
Hakenaye, Richard de, 359.
Hakenesse, Geoffirey de, 409, 540.
Hakeneje. See Hackney.
Hakeneye, Bichtird de, 259.
Haket, Hacket, Richard, 504.
, Robert, 355, 388, 582, 588.
Hakethorpe. See Hagthorpe.
Hakford, Master Hugh de, 487.
Hakon, Alexander, 581.
, Philip, 580.
Hakun, Qeoffrey, prebendary of York, 543,
657.
Halberton, co. Devon, 570.
Haldan, Robert, parson of Haslingfield, 305.
Haldanby, Thomas de, controller of customs
at Hull and Ravenserodde, 279, 314,
824.
Haldenby, Haldanby, Robert de, 114, 343,
471.
Haldingham, co. Lincoln, 251.
Haldyngham, John de, 251.
, William de, 355.
Hale, CO. Lincoln, 569.
, church of St. John the Baptist, 263.
, Great and Little, co. Lincoln, 263.
Hale, Emma wife of Robert son of Thomas
de, 441.
, John do la, prebendary of Shrewsbury,
840.
, Ralph de, 297.
, Reginald in the, 128.
, Richard de, 42, 421, 581.
,........, , his brother Henry, 581.
, Robert son of Thomas de, 354, 441.
, Master William de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 511,513,527.
, William son of John in le, 826.
Halebonrse, Roger, 10. See also Aleburse.
Hales, Henry de, 579.
, John de, 148,563.
, , parson of Bintry, 122.
, Nicholas de, 475.
, Reginald brother of William de, 569.
, William de, 569, 570.
Hales Owen [co. Salop], letters patent dated
at, 324, 826, 328.
, abbot and convent of, 836.
Halford, 176.
Halghton, co. Leicester, S58.
CO. Notts, 485.
Halghton, Haghton, Thomas de, 287, 294, 297,
447.
Halgod, Adam and Robert, 580.
Haliboume. See Holyboam.
Haliwell, 1 76. See also HoUywell.
, Nunnery, co. Middlcaez, 210.
HaU, Halle, Maater James, 453.
, John atte, of Castelton, 388.
Hall ~ com.
, Master Peter, prebendary of Lhindaff,
453.
;.., Ralph atte, 346.
, Thomas atte, 298.
Hallerode, in Horbury fco, York], 878.
Hailing, co. Kent, 98.
Hallingbury, Little, co. Essex, 542.
Hallyng, Amice wife of William, 253.
, John, 253.
Halnak, Adam, 295.
Halnaked, co. Sussex, 54.
, free chapel of, 54, 68.
Halnatheby, John de, 396.
Halseton, co. Salop, 298.
Haltemprice, Hautemprise^ Abbey, co. York,
67,84, 151, 159, 2f:».
Halton, CO. Lincoln, 113, 120, 214.
Halugh Wood, co. Norths &ts, 541.
Halum, Richard de, 413.
Hal well, CO. Flint, 341.
Halydaye, Thomas, 351.
Halyweye, Geoffrey, keeper of St. John*8
hospital without the east gate of Oxford,
240.
Ham, Hamme [oo. Essex], 99, 174.
, East and West, 75.
, CO. Gloucester, 10.
by Kingston, co. Surrey, 75.
Hamble, Hameley [co. Hants], prior of, 543.
Hambleden, Hamelden [co. Bucks], 2.
Hambledon, Hameldon, co. Hants, 73.
Hambleton, Hameldon, co. Rutland, 540, 569.
Hambmgge [co. Somerset], 116.
Hambnry in the Salt Marsh, co. Gloucester, 584.
Hambury, Henry de, 57, 60-62, 127-129, 133,
134, l.'i8, 197, 201, 203, 205, 268, 285,
286, 290, 497, 552, 570, 571, 578.
, John de, 201, 203, 205, 391, 551, 570.
, Robert de, 323.
, , chamberlain of North Wales,
843.
Hamby, John de, 371.
, Walter de, 411.
Hamelak [Helmaley, co. York ?] , lord of. See
Ros.
Hamelden. See Hambleden.
Hameldon. See Hambledon and Hambleton.
Hameldon, Master John de, parson of Orton
Waterville, 555.
Hameley. See Hamble.
Hamelton, Henry de, 870.
, William de, archdeacon of York, 488.
Hamelyn, John, 136, 259, 569.
, , knt., 175.
, Ralph, 569.
Hamerton, 896.
, CO. York, chapel of St. Mary, 213.
Hamarton, John de, 918.
Robert de, and his brother Adam, 59.
I Stephen de, 218.
652
GENERAL INDEX.
Hamme, Richard atte, 504.
, Thomas de, 503.
, William, Thomas, and Richard, 205.
HammyngherHt, Henry de, 38.
Hamo, John, son of, de Lincoln, 855.
Hamon, Richard, crier in the county of Kent,
468, 477.
, William, 446.
Hamond, Robert, 125.
Hamondesham, Robert de, 204.
Hampslape, Hugh de, justice, 62, 186, 231, 829.
, John de, parson of Long Stanton,
278.
Hampstead, [co. Berks.], letters patent dated
at, 482.
CO. Middlesex, 407.
Hampstead Marshall, Hampstede Mareschal,
CO. Berks., 402.
Hamsterley, co. Durham, 372.
Hampton, co. Warwick, 280.
Hampton Meysey [co. Gloucester.], 238.
Hampton, Alice de, 191, 575.
, John de, 133, 135, 14.5, 203,281,268,
289, 355, 439, 450, 479, 498, 570, 575,
582, 583, 584.
, , of Rochester, 575.
, Richard de, 163.
Thomas de, 534, 574.
, William de, controller of customs at
Shrewsbury, 398.
Hamptonet. See Littlehampton.
Hamton. See Southampton.
Hanam, co. Somerset, 104.
Hanaper, the, 103, 169, 474, 489.
Hanbury, Robert de, parson of Stoke, 563.
Handes, William son of John de, 81.
Handlo, Handelo, Hanio, Elizabeth, Joan
and Margaret, daughters of John de,
75.
, John de, 24, 30, 75, 133, 137. 145,
175, 204, 286, 293, 355, 377, 449, 458,
492, 575, .*)79.
, Matilda, wife of John de, 75.
.......... Nicholas and Thomas, sons of John
de, 30.
, Richard son of John de, and Isa-
bella his wife, 30.
Hanefeld, park of, 54.
Haneworth, William de, 35.
Hanewode, Richard de, 134.
Hangelton, Richard de, 128.
Haningfield, West, Westhanifeld, co. Essex,
171, 265, 532.
Hanle, Hanlegh. See Henley.
Hanle, Thomas de, 139, 406, 574.
Hanley, co. Worcester, 51.
, letters patent dated at, 322-825, 338,
345, 352, 358.
Hannebere, Thomas de, and Olive his wife,
385.
Hanneson, William, 59.
Hanney, Henneye £co. Bucks], 248, 253.
Hanydon, Geofflrey de, 8.
Hanyogfeld, John de, serjeant of customs of
London, 30.
, Richard, parson of Sutton Valence,
105, 106, 210.
Hanyton, Nicholas de, 233.
Harald, Luke, 108.
Ilarborough, Market, Haverbergh, Harebergh,
CO. Leicester, 52, 173.
Harcla, co. Westmoreland, 179.
Harcla, Andrew de, 219, 224. See also Arola.
, Master Michael de, 224.
Hardebergh, co. Suffolk, 518.
Hardegil, Thomas de, 322, 323.
Hardegill, Thomas de, the elder, 104.
Hardegrey, Walter, 503.
Hardele, Isle of Wight, 311.
Harden, 512.
Hardepyrye, Henry de, 344.
Hardeshull, Hardedeshull, Amice wife of
Philip de, 331.
John de, 42.
, Philip de, 42, 128, 331.
William de, 42.
.William son of Johu de, parson of
Stretton, 89, 339, 392.
, William son of William de, 89.
Hardham, Herlingham, co. Sussex, prior and
canons of, 255.
Hardheved, Thomas, 186.
Hardington, Herdyngton [co. Somerset], 15,
110.
Hardley, Hardele, co. Norfolk, 148. •
Hardoun, Wilh'am de, 497.
Hardres, Upper, Heyghardres, co. Kent, 167,
330.
Hardreshull, William de, 518. See also Harde-
shull.
Hardwick, Herdewyk, co. Bucks., 327, 337.
Hardwioke, Hardewik, co. Oxon., 501.
Hardyng, John, 252.
, , keeper of tronage of wools at
Chichester, 542.
Hare, William, 193.
, William le, 503.
Harebergh. See Harborongh, Market
Harebergh, Haverbergh, Henry de, 582.
, Hugh de, 138, 199, 201, 206, 286,
352, 445, 450, 499, 574.
Robert de, 270.
Harecourt, Richard de, knt., 503.
, William de, knt., 503.
Haregrave in Wirrall [ co. Chester], 18.
Haresfeld, Hugh de, 250, 429.
Harewedon. See Harrowden.
Harewedon, William de, 47.
, , parson of Crondall and master
of St. Nicholas's, Portsmouth, 89.
Harewell, 218, 331.
00. Oxon., 540.
Harewell, Walter de, 78.
, William de, 26, 151, 540.
Uarewode, Robert de, 497, 499.
, Roger de, 573.
GENERAL INDEX.
653
Harewold, co. Beds., 289.
Harewold, Thomas, 234.
Harewood, Harewode, co. Vork., 572.
Hareys, Thomas de, parson of Meesdon, 24.
Hargham, co. Norfolk, 314.
Harle, Robert de, 137, 278, 286.
, William, 250.
Harlech, Herdelawe, in Wales, castle of, 50,
843.
Harleston, Herleston, co. Norfolk, 229.
, CO. Northants, 486.
Harleston, John de, 221.
Harleye, John de, 182.
, Simon de, 182.
Harling, East Est Herlynge, co. Norfolk, 141.
West, 282.
Harme, Roger prebendary of Shrewsbury, 840.
Harmston, Hermeston [co. Lincoln], 118.
Hamham, Harnam, John de, 21, 46, 207,
857,469,581.
Hamhull, Henry de, 388.
Harold, William, 580.
Harop by Eglingham, co. Northumberland,
hospital of, 75.
Harpedene, William de, 53^.
Harpham, Robert de, 232.
, Stephen de, 576.
, Thomas de, 576.
Harpley, Harpele, co. Norfolk, 306.
Harpour, Hugh le, 229.
, Richard le, 355.
, Roger le, 515.
, Simon le, 387.
, Stephen, 505.
, William, 505.
Harptree, West, co. Somerset, 89, 561.
Harreis, Thomas de, 834.
Harringworth, Haryngworth, co. Northants. ,
lord of. See Zousehe.
Harrow, Harwe, co. Middlesex, 97, 117.
Harrowden, Harewedon [co. Northants],
Oreat and Little, 179.
Harsefeld, Richard de, 80.
Harthill, Herthill, co. York, 57.
Hartington, Hertyndeue, co. Derby, 459.
Hartltpool, Hcrtilpole, co. Durham, 146, 392,
405, 410,434,545.
, customs of, 228.
.... ..., , controller of, 68, 429, 545.
, murage at, 48.
, tronage of wools in, 68, 539.
Hartley Wintney, Wyntenejre, co. Hants,
prioress and conyent of, 527.
Hartyn, Alexander, bailiff in Dover Castle,
231.
Harom, Katherine de,^92.
, Katherine wife of Walter de, 2.
, Roger de, 989.
Harvi, Roger, 369.
Harrington, Hereforton, co. Worcester, 116.
Harwe. See Harrow.
Haryngton, Haverincrton, Haveryngton, John
de, 105, 132, 134, 136, 288, 292, 354,
440, 443.
, , the elder, 388, 401, 412, 415
, Master John de, 546.
, Robert de, knt., 104.
, William de, 102.
Haslebury, Haselbere [co. Somerset], 480.
Haselden, Richard de, 405.
Hasele [co. Hereford ?], chapel of, 381.
, CO. Oxon., 322, 380, 838, 524.
Haseley, co. Warwick, 69.
Haselorre, Richard de, 886.
Haselshagh, Thomas de, water bailiff of
Bristol, 461, 462.
Haselshaw, Robert do, provost of Wells,
890.
, Master Thomas de, 890.
Haselwell, 279.
Haselwode, Agnes wife of William son of
Nicholas de, 17.
Haslewood, Haselwod, co. York., 108.
Haslingfield, Heselyugfeld, co. Cambs., 805,
544.
Hassok, John, 144.
Robert, 502.
, Thomas, 144.
Walter, 583.
Hastings, co. Sussex, 71, 504.
......... castle, 74.
, , free chapel in, 71,279, 871,
897, 485, 528, 542.
, dean and chapter of, 8, 71,
547.
, , deanery of, 429.
,., prebend of Brightling in, 880,
464.
,, prebend of Crawhorst in, 89.
., prebend of Maurepas in, 875,
397.
, , prebend of Salehorst in, 402,
423, 485.
, , prebend of Wartling, Nin-
field and Hooe in, 8, 44, 406.
, church of St. Clement, 216.
, church of St. Leonard, 584.
, priory of Holy Trinity, 527.
, rape of, 198.
Hastong, Richard de, 139.
Hastyng, Hastyngcs, Hastang, Alina de, 190.
, Edmund de, 289.
, Hugh de, 313.
, Humphrey de, Q58.
, Isabella de, 315, 426.
, Isabella wife of John de, 198, 808, 818.
, Joan de, prioress of Grace Diea, 19,
80.
, Joan wife of John de, 20, 82, 69.
, John de, 45, 120, 226, 246.
, Laurence son of John de,38, 79, 106,
108, 170. 171, 174, 226, 240, 244, 246,
963, 265, 280, 302, 333, 367, 373, 897,
439, 440, 487, 491, 493, 532, 543, 553.
654
GENERAL INDEX.
HastyDg — cont,
, Ralph de, 261, 289, 292, 349, 364,
517, 559.
, Richard de, 8.
, Robert, 190.
, Thomas, 392, 447, 5)2.
, Thomas de, 505.
, Thomas son of John de, 818.
, William de, 289.
Hatch, Hacche, co. Somerset, 494.
Hatfeld, Peter de, 100.
Hatfield, co. Essex, 160, 368.
, Bishop's Hatfield [co. Herts], 15.
, letters patent dated at, 250, 258, 284.
Hatfield Peverel, co. Essex, 21, 160, 303, 525.
Hathelsay, Hathelseye, Emma wife of John
de, 4, 385.
.....>..., John de, 4, 156, 884, 385.
, William de, 450.
Hathelseye. See Haddlesey.
Hatherton. See Atherton.
Hathewoldenne, co. Kent, 391, 444, 446.
Hattefeld, Henry de, 234.
Hattere, Warin, 513.
Hatton, William de, 208.
Hauberk,WiUiam, 313.
Hank, Alan, 580.
Hauke, Thomas, 582.
Haokesbury. See Hawksbury.
Haukeslowe, Haukeslawe, Hauekesloue,
Richard de, 36, 60, 62, 137, 260, 285,
295, 296, 450.
, , chirographer of the Bench,
281, 308.
, , steward of Roger de Mortuo
Mari, earl of March, 127.
Haukeston, Haukestan, John de, 125, 127, 375.
, Thomas de, 126, 589.
, his brother John, 539.
Haukewell, Robert de, 454.
Hankyn, John, 885, 449.
Haumond, John, 509, 519.
, Walter, 26.
Haonsard, Thomas, 878.
, William, 629, 540.
Haunton, Hugh de, 182.
, John de, 182.
Hanstede, John de, 293, 579.
, , seneschal of Gascony, 7, 120,
168.
,Wil]iam son of John de, 168.
Hautolere. See Highclere.
Hanteriye, William de, 84.
Hauteworth. See Highworth.
Hauyill, Henry de, 48.
, Hugh de, vicar of Donton, 469.
Hauxlin, John, 480.
Havant, Havehunt, co. Hants, 335.
Hayard, Richard, 177.
Hayerbeigh. See Harborough, Market,
ayerbergh. See Harebergh.
Hayerford, co. Pembroke, 80, 147, 225, 286,
281, 271, 530.
, castle, 225, 226, 271, 580.
, , chapdl in, 147.
, church of St. Martin, 147.
, church of St. Mary, 147.
church of St. Thomas, 147.
, priory, 147, 168, 231.
Haverford, Robert son of Richard son of
Thancard de, 147.
Harerholm, co. Lincoln, 127, 580.
, priory of, 60, 127.
, prior of, 127, 577, 578.
, Thomas, prior of, 580.
Hayering, Averynge, co. Essex, 55, 150, 532.
, park of, 87.
Hayering atte Bower [co. Essex], 40, 244»
414, 495.
, letters patent dated at, 89, 105, 107-
122, 124, 138, 142-145, 150, 152, 210,
253, 255, 256, 288, 461, 471, 473, 474,
476, 502.
Haverington, Hayeryngton. See Haryngton.
Haveryng, Master Richard de, archdeacon of
Chester, 26.
, , prebendary of Chichester, Here-
ford, Salisbury and York, and pre-
centor of Hereford, 25.
Haward, John, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
553.
, , the younger, knt., 552.
Hawardyn, Roger de, 410.
Hawes, co. Gloucester, 342.
Hawkhurst, Hauekherst, co. Kent, 446.
Hawking, 12, 27, 277, 388.
Hawksbury, Haukesbury, co. Gloucester, 310.
Hawisia, Walter son of, 148.
Hawnes, Hawenes, Haunes, co. Beds, 299, 386.
Hawys, Robert, 581.
Haxiholm. See Axholme.
Hay, Haye, Alice wife of Roger del, 497, 499.
, Grecia wife of Robert de la, 335.
, Joan wife of John de la, 75.
, tlohn de, 287.
, John del, 69.
, John de la, 75, 181, 186, 211.
, John son of Roger del, 497.
, Jordan de la, 824.
, Richard de la, 534, 543.
, Roger son of Roger, 497, 499.
, Thomas de la, 180.
, William del, 828.
Haydok, Haydock, Henry de, 82, 102, 482.
John de, 888.
Haydon, Geoffrey de, 889.
Haye, La, co. York, park of, 161, 286.
Hayleland, 551.
Hayles Abbey, co. Gloucester, 844, 376, 478.
, John, abbot of, 885.
Hayling, Haillyng, co. Hants, 885.
Haynton, John de, 575.
, Michael de, 257.
Haytefeld. See Heathfield.
GENERAL INDEX.
656
Hajtefeld, Balpb de,576.
Hayton, co. York, 489.
Hayton, Isabella wife of Thomas de, and
Robert her son, 177.
Hayward, John, and Ka.therine his wife, 15.
, John le, of Harewell, 218, 381.
, Richard le, 395, 571.
Roger le, of Mere, 504.
William le, 130, 444.
, , of Chishull, 386.
See also Heyward.
Headcorn, Hedecrone, co. Kent, 891, 444, 446.
Headington, Hedyndon, co. Oxon, 30.
Heathfelton, co. Dorset, 131.
Heathfield, Haytefeld, Heitfeld, co. York, 56,
458, 480, 501.
Heathpool,Hethpol [co.Northumberland] ,566.
Heaton, co. Northumberland, 463.
Hecham [Higham Ferrers, co. Northants ?] ,
dean of, 840.
[Hitcham, co. Suffolk?], 409.
Heckington, Hekyngton, co. Lincoln, 263.
, letters patent dated at, 1, 2, 8, 5, 12.
Heckmondwick, Hlkmundwyk, co. York, 401.
Hedde, Edmund, 262.
Hedersete. See Hethersett.
Hedersete, Richard de, 252.
, Roger de, parson of Billingford, 206,
358.
, Simon de, 56, 62, 184, 139, 144, 167,
206, 207, 284, 487, 503, 504, 569, 579.
, William de, keeper of seal of recog-
nisances in London, 48.
Hedreford, 378.
Hedyndon. See Headington.
Hedyngdon, William de, 18.
Heek, co. York, 168.
Heene, co. Sussex, 129, 444.
Hegge, John atte, 168.
Hegham, Adam de, 854, 356.
, John de, 154, 199,886, 408, 588, 584.
, , steward of queen Philippa'f
lands, 296.
, Robert de, 49.
, Roger de, 288.
Hegham by Rochester. See Lillechurch.
Hegherbury. See Heytesbuiy.
Heghibld, Henry de, 575.
Heghworth. See Highworth.
Heingston. See Hingston.
Heire, John le, 503.
Heitfeld. See Heathfield.
Heiwod, co. Stafford, 192.
Hel, Richard atte, 588.
Holagh l^ark [co. York], priory of, 518.
Helbeok, Hellebek [co. Westmoreland], 583.
Helde. John son of William atte, 185.
Helegenlan and Helegenpemeth, S41.
Helier. Walter le, 90.
Helle, Adam, 130.
, Margery, 171, 189.
, Thomas atte, 570, 575.
Helles, Robert de, 854, 856.
, William de, 354, 856, 570, 575.
Hellingley, Hellyngleye, co. Sussex, 187.
Hellow, William son of William, 573.
Helmeswell. See Hemswell.
Helmsley, Helmesleye, Hemelsay, co. York,
298, 369, 440, 441.
, letters patent dated at, 426.
Helpeston, co. Notts, 16,
Helpeston, John de, 488.
, Robert de, 128.
, Robert de, master of works in the
castles of South Wales, 50, 843.
, , chirographer of the Bench of
Ireland, 470.
Helpringham, co. Lincoln, 41.
Helpthatichemay, Thomas, 575.
Helsington in Kendale, co. Westmoreland,
464.
Helston, Hellestone Burgh, co. Cornwall, 490,
537, 570, 581.
, parker of, 50.
Helton, Henry de, 588.
, Leonard de, 853.
, Robert de, 511.
Helydon, John de, 566.
Helyngworth, Richard de, 568.
Hem, Gilbert, 298.
Hemel Hempstead, Hemelhampstud, co.
Herts, 152, 368.
Hemelsay. See Helmsley.
Hemenhale, Alina wife of Ralph de, 449.
, John de, 196.
, Robert de, 388, 442.
, William de, 56.
> , the elder and the younger,
496.
Hemesby, co. Norfolk, 14.
Hemesley, Master John de, 77.
Hemingborough, Hemmyngburgh [co. York],
510.
Hemlock, co. Somerset, chapel of St. Kathe-
rine, 22.
Henunyng, Laurence, 260.
, Walter, 441.
Hemmyngburgh, Hemynburgh, Henry de, 236.
, John de, parson of Middleton and
CoUingtree, 115.
, Piter de, 521.
...., Robert de, 90, 488,532. Set also EoL'
yngburgh.
» , parson of Wotton, 120, 170.
Hempstead [co. Norfolk], 183.
Hemswell, Helmeswell, co. Lincoln, 546.
Hemyngton, Albin de, 83.
Hemyok, John, 288, 851.
Henaud, Alice de, countess of Norfolk, 266.
Hendefelawe, Philip, 445.
Hendon [co. Middlesex], 26.
Hendre, Henry de, 207.
Hendred, Henretb, oo. Berks, 388.
» Kwt, Btthenereth, co. Berks, 16, 149.
Hendrefython, co. Flint, 841.
656
GENERAL INDEX.
Henedlay, co. York, 869.
Henele, William de, knt., 478.
, William son of William de, 478.
See also Henle.
Henes [co. LiDcoln ?], bounds of, 555.
Hengham, Richard de, 220.
Henhowe, co. Suffolk, 123.
Henle, William de, 277.
, , knt, 277.
Henlee, Thomas de, abbot of Westminster,
465, 467, 556.
Henley, co. Berks, 540.
, CO. Hants, 129.
, Hanlc, Hanlegh, co. Suffolk. 51, 184.
Henley, John de, 250.
Heuneye. See Hanney.
Henouere, Kobert de, and his daughters
Beatrice and Eleanor. 408.
Henreth. See Hendred.
Henri, William, 144.
Henry I., king of England, 112, 271, 441.
, charter of, 833.
Henry II., king of England, 124, 150.
, charter of. 26S.
Henry III., 150, 155, 360, 386, 522.
Henry, Adam son of, le Garlekmonger,
292.
, Aucher son of, de Paropesworth, 186.
, Felicia daughter of, 5,
, Floricia Avife of, de Bysynge, 2)2.
, QeofSrej son of, de Walden, 59.
, John, 168.
, Johnson of, 132.
, , de Frene, 417.
, » de Leneshothe. 168.
, , le Serjaunt de Grenehalgh, 573.
, , de Siwell, 508.
, Robert son of, de Skeryngton, ^T.
, , de Whiteworth, 384.
, Thomas son of, de Lynne, 204.
Walter son of, de Clifton, 544.
, William, 135, 144, 581.
, William son of, 182.
, , de Eyvill, 59.
Henton, co. Berks, 322, 330, 833, 524.
> priory, co. Somerset, 234.
Hentone, John de, abbot of Muchelney, 551.
Heose, John, 81.
Hephall, Brian de, 202.
Hepp. See Shap.
Heppale, Heppehale, Robert de, 112, 261.
Heppeworth, Thomas de, 176.
Heppiscotes. See Hoppescotes.
Hepple, Heppale, co. Northumberland, 1 12.
Herba Favera in Aquitaine, 888, 845.
Herberd, John, 855.
Herbert, Reginald son of, and Aimes his
wife, 247.
Herbino, William de, 417.
Herdeby, Hertheby, Brian de, 199.
> > *he younger, 126, 127, 285,365.
> , his brother John, 127, 855.
•>
Herdeby, Hertheby — nont,
, , his brother Robert, 127.
, , his servant Henry, 126, 127.
, Brian son of Brian de, 60, 126, 182.
Herdecote. See Hnrcott.
Herdelawe castle. See Harlech.
Herdewik [Hardwick, co. Norfolk ?], 128.
Herdyngton. See Hardington.
Hereford, 130, 153, 178, 195, 243, 308, 886,
870, 580.
, bailiffs of, 25.
, bishop of, 58 1 . See also Cherleton.
, castle, constable of, 808.
, cathedral church of St. Ethelbert,
dean and chapter of, 1 78.
., prebend of Bertonesham in, 70.
, prebend of Ewithington in, 531.
, prebend of Putteston in, 25.
, , precentor of. See Hayeryng.
, diocese of, 89, 243, 276, 839, 518,
548, 562.
, friars preachers of, 69, 90.
, letters patent dated at, 474-476, 502.
murage and pavage at, 562.
, prior of, 181.
county, 57, 133, 137, 138, 216, 286,
295, 308, 312, 326, 327, 336, 857, 858,
862, 876, 445, 450, 572, 573.
, archdeacon of 57.
, escheator in. See Peyto.
.sheriff of, 193.
, earl of. See Bohun.
Hereford, John de, parson of West Rasen, 40.
, , parson of Winterboume, 331.
.., Thomas de, 101.
Hereforton. See Harvington.
William de, 166.
Hereward,
, Robert, 180.
»....., archdeacon of Taunton, and
prebendary of Boseham, Exeter.
Lmcoln, and Wells, 249.
, Master Robert, 508.
Herewynton, Adam de, 28, 57, 127, 142 178
250,285,373,563,574! '
Herierd, co. Hants, 527.
Herlaston, William de, 247.
Herle, William de, 240, 873.
,......, justice of the Bench, 17, 25, 29.
33. 57. .
' » cWef justice of the Bench, 78.
102, 128, 183, 182, 199, 202, 215, 285,
247, 254, 280, 282, 283, 290, 295, 815
350, 886, 888, 412, 436, 442, 444 469
472. 475, 477, 481, 482, 490, 493, 496.
497, 506, 510, 516, 546, 571.
> , knt, 188.
Herlendon, Robert de, 200.
Herleston. See Harleston.
Herleston, William de, 204.
Herlethorpe, Edmund de, 54, 68.
Richard de, 871.
I
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GENERAL INDEX.
657
Herlowe> John de, 478.
HerlyDg, Peter de, 588.
) Master Richard de, 588.
, WiUiam. 119.
Hermanyill, Ralph de, 152.
Hermesbi, John de, 25.
Hermescroft, hy Wyte Willeebech, co. Bfid-
dlesex, 13.
Hemeby, Thomas de, controller of customs at
Hartlepool, 68.
Heron, Heroon, Herounne, John, 282.
, Boger, 188, 186, 261, 286, 292.
, Thomas, prior of Holy Trinity,
London, 121, 128.
Heronyale, William, seneschal of Ponthien,
185.
Herre, Alan, 121.
Herrisone, Thomas son of William, 846.
Hert, CO. Durham, 860.
Hert, Henry, keeper of Deyises park, 882.
, Hugh, 205.
Hertelawe, oo. NorthumberUind, 565.
Hertesole, Nicholas de, 891.
Hertewell, John de, and his son John, 15.
Hertford, 158, 195, 289, 800, 529.
, castle, 158, 195, 529.
I , porter o^ 52.
, gaol, 181.
letters patent dated at, 64-70, 78,
126-129, 247, 250, 252, 254, 266, 269-
272, 285, 291.
, parish of St. Andrew's, 17.
county, 84, 184, 186, 188, 287, 298,
295,296,818,857,866.
, escheator of. See Blomvill; Roste-
leye.
, sheriff of, 57.
Hertford, Thomas de, 208, 847, 848.
Hertfordingbury, co. Herts, 805.
Hertheby. See Herdeby.
Herthered, John, 582.
Herthewyk, John de, 291.
Herthnll, Adam de, knt, 417.
Hertilpole. See Hartlepool.'
Hertnesse, oo. Durham, 860.
Henry, John, 291, 846.
, Walter, 484.
Herjmg, John, 109.
, WiUiam, 128,870.
Heiyngham. See Hardham.
He«e, John, parson of Hampton Meysey, 288.
Heselarton, Hesellarton, John de, 28, 172.
> , knt, 885, 418, 426, 427.
> Margery wife of John de, 418, 427.
Roger de, parson of Quyxley,507.
Heselbeck, Master Adam de, 471.
Heselyngfeld. See Haslingfleld.
Heielynford, oo. Cambs., 71.
Heslyngton, William de, 440.
Hessle, HcmII, oo. Tork, 156, 260.
, upon Humber, 67.
U 65658.
Hethe. See Hythe.
Hethe, Heth, Philip atte, 205.
, Robert atte, 291..
Hethel, oo. Norfolk, 148.
Hethersett, Hedersete, [co. Norfolk], 122.
Hethpol. See Heathpool.
Heton, Isabella daughter of Thomas de, 462.
» John, Adam and Thomas sons of
Thomas de, 462.
, Thomas de, 292, 887, 890, 416. 469,
465, 565.
Heume, Alan del, 498.
*........, , his sons John and Thomas,
498. See aUo Leaume.
Heyed, QUbert, 571.
, Richard, 571.
, Richard son of WiUiam, 571.
Hewik, Nicholas, 291.
Hewysh, Hywys, Hywysh, liichard de, 207,
286, 294, 296, 348, 858.
Hexham, Hextildesham, oo. Northumberland,
prior of, 544.
> Yakesle and Hughesfeld in, 489.
Hexthorpe, co. York, 869.
Hextredebury. See Heytesbnry.
Heydon, church of, 116, 222.
Heyford at the Bridge, co. Oxon., 178.
Heyford, Heiford, John de, 294, 296, 826, 882,
352, 886, 447, 605, 526, 578.
> Robert de, 129.
Heyghardres. See Hardres.
Heygrare, co. Somerset, 566.
Heylesdon, John de, 518.
Heyling, John de, 190.
Heymundescote, Alexander de, 565.
He>iie8 [oo. Lincoln], 881.
Heynig, Bartholomew de, 447.
Heyron, Roger, 182, 184.
, William, 884.
Heytesbnry, Hegherbury, Hextredebury. co.
Wilts, 550. '
» prebend of HiU Deverelin the church
of St. Peter, 19.
Heyward, Henry le, 458, 575.
John le, 499.
, Ralph le, 887.
WUliam le, 204.
See also RtLjwwrd,
Heywod, John le, 289.
Hickleton, Hikelton, co. York, 125, 404.
Hide, John atte, 158.
» Jol"> <^« U. forester of Snowdon, 88,
511.
* Richard de la, 8.
Highdere, Hantclere, co. Hants, 558.
High Peak. co. Derby, oasUe, town and
honor of, 55.
» keeper of the king's demesne lands
in, 512.
Highton. See Houghton.
Highworth, Hauteworth, co. Wilts, hundrtd
of, 55.
» Heghworth, prebend of. See Salisbury.
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658
GENERAL INDEX.
Hikelton. See Hiokelton.
Hilderwell, William de, and Amy his wife, 369.
Hildesle, Hildesley, Edmund de, 149, 248.
, Master John de, 580, 584.
, , canon of Chichester, 7, 9, 16,
22, 88.
, , haron of the Exchequer, 375,
439, 450, 479, 510.
, ]&OUter John de, parson of Thyng-
den, 149.
Hilke, Richard, 58.
Hill, Benedict de, forester in Knareshorough
forest, 251.
, John atte, 581.
, John del, 401.
, John of the, 533.
, Thomas del, 253.
Hillari, Hillary, Henry, 208.
, , Joan his wife, 208.
, Henry, knt., 342.
, Richard, 512.
, Roger, 60, 127, 128, 133, 134, 140,
144, 145, 205, 215, 235, 237, 285, 287,
294, 297, 312, 447, 503, 505, 569, 573,
579.
See also Hlary.
Hill Dererel, co< Somerset, prehend of. See
Heytesbury.
Hilles, Henry de, 86.
Hillesherst, Basil de, 565.
HiUmorton, Hullemorton, co. Warwick, 560.
Hillum, Robert de, 507.
, y prebendary of Wells, 6, 14.
, , controller of works at West-
minster Palace and the Tower, 283.
, , parson of Uppingham, 15.
Hilton, in CliTeland, co. York, 546.
Hilton, Alexander de, knt., 278.
, Richard de, 498,
, Robert de, 136.
Hindley, Hyndlegh, co. Lancaster, 498.
Hingston, Heingeston, co. Cambs, 584.
Hinton, Hynton, co. Cambs, 275.
, CO. Gloucester, 10.
Hippe, John, 170.
Hipperholme, Hiprom, co. York, 501.
Hime, Roger atte, 520.
Hirst, WiUiam de, 509.
Hispania, Ferdinand de, lord of Lara, Mary
daughter of, 564.
Hitbed, Hykebyd, Ralph, 390,391.
Hitchin [co. Herts], letters patent dated at,
487.
Hiwissh, Hiwyssh, John de, 149.
, Richard de. See Hewish.
Ho, Stephen de, Serjeant in Cressy forest,
214, 215.
Hobard, Nicholas, 356.
, William, 856.
Hobben, William, 541.
Hobbeshort, Alice, 151.
Hoby, Robert de, 577.
Hockele, Henry de, the younger and Eliia-
beth his wife, 505.
Hockwold, Hokewolde, co. Norfolk, 327, 486,
517.
Hode, Thomas, 569.
Hodeleston,Huddeleston, Richard de, 133, 282,
286, 292, 302, 354, 440, 443.
Hodelowe, William son of John, 449.
Hoder, John le, 546.
Hodnet, Hodenet, oo. Salop, 525.
Hodydon, Ralph de, 132.
Hoese, John de la, 137.
Hog, niomas, 109.
Hogeles, William, 130.
Hogemau, Alice daughter of Robert, 66.
Hogenorton. See Hook Norton.
Hogh, Richard del, 497.
, William, del, and his servant John,
497.
Hogheles, (Geoffrey, 218.
, , keeper of seal of recogni-
sances at Southampton, 52.
Hoghleys, Richard, 237, 300, 354.
Hoghton, church of, 180.
Hoghton, Hugh de, 437.
, Nicholas de, 218.
, Richard de, 136, 286, 401.
Hogoun, Ralph, 252.
Hoguldogel, Richard, 572.
Hok, Richard atte, 572.
, William, of Waterford, 312.
Hoke, John, 144.
, John atte, 418.
Hokeham, Master Nicholas de, parson of
Stainton Wadyngham, 132.
Hokelescote. See Huolescote.
Hoker, John le, 877.
, Richard le, 504.
, WiUiam, 562.
Hokerton, William de, parson of Wheatley,
153.
Hokwold, Henry de, 49.
Holand, John de, 1 75.
, Matilda' daughter of Robert de, 868.
, Matilda wife of Robert de, 31, 81,
285.
, Richard de, 76.
I , keeper of Criccieth castle,
32, 479.
, Robert de, 459, 461.
, , constable of Chester, 31.
, Thurstan de, 498.
, Thurstan son of William de, 572.
Holbeach, co. Lincoln, 489.
Holbeck, co. Notts, 242.
Holbek, Robert de, 172, 560.
Holbury, co. Hants, 107.
Holcote, oo. Northants, 571, 578, 579.
Holcote, Fulk de, 571, 578.
, William de, 95.
Holdere, Holdare, Hugh le, 355.
, William le, SOL
GENERAL INDEX.
659
Holdemess, co. York, 21, 121, 228, 261, 490.
, coroner of, 86, 64.
, lord of, 834.
Hold Hall, Thomas atte, 177. See also Elde
HaU.
Hole, Bichard de, 281.
Holeoumbe, John de, 504.
Holedene, John de^ 171.
Holegile, John ton of Adam de, 317.
Holes hy Lostock [oo. Chester]. 12.
upon Rndheath [co. Chester], 12.
Holes, Geoffi«y de, 12.
, G^eoffrey son of Robert de, )2.
Holewell [co. Derby], 26.
Holewell, Holwell, Robert de, 25.
, Stephen de, 388, 444.
, Thomas de, 388, 444.
, Walter de, knt., and Robert his son,
888, 444.
Holford, Nicholas de, 480.
, Thomas de, 304.
Holgil [co. Westmoreland], 286, 292.
Holhurst, Robert, 514.
Holiheved. See Holyhead.
Holkham, co. Norfolk, 306.
Holland, co. Lincoln, 129, 136, 851, 357, 395,
495.
Holland Brigge, Pons Aslaci, co. Lincoln,
127.
Holland and Zealand, William, count of, 191.
See also Hainanlt.
Holland, Great, oo, Essex, 75.
Hollegh, ^Uliam, 66.
HoUywell, Halywell, co. Hunt, 887.
Holm, Holme, 872, 431, 471.
, CO. Devon, 504.
, Walter prior of, 63, 181.
, CO. Hunts, 195, 529.
, Hulme, CO. Norfolk, abbey of St.
Benet, 428.
[co. Notts], 159.
, CO. York, 501.
, Robert, parson of, 440.
Holm, Holme, Gregory de, 59.
, Henry de, 582.
, Hugh de, 59.
, John atte, 446.
, John de, 59, 552.
, Robert de, 411.
Roger de, 850.
, Thomas de, 575.
Holm, by Botelsford [co. Lincoln], 189.
Holme Cultram Abbey, oo. Cumberland, 72,
266.
Lacy, CO. Hereford, 178.
Holmes, Bartholomew atte, 571.
Holmfirth, Holmfrithes, oo. York, 56.
Holond, Richard de, 578.
Holt, Geoffrey del, 199, 284, 498.
, John del, and Geofl^y his brother,
572.
, John son of Hugh del, 498.
Holtby, CO. York, 549.
Holtham, co. Lincoln, 108.
Holyboum, Haliboume, co. HanU, 493, 524,
581.
Holyhead, Holiheved, in Wales, 823.
Holy Innocents, relics of the, 190.
Holy Land, the, 21, 87, 69, 76, 85, 107, 228,
272, 278, 274, 859, 872, 466, 582, 535,
587.
Holyne, Diey de, 452.
Holyns, William de, 76, 312, 858.
Hom, Klias, 487.
Homage to the French king, form of, 95.
Hombleton, William de, 575.
, , masoun, 575.
Homerill, John, 448.
Hondon, John de, 495.
Honerhend, Henry del, 59.
Honnesworth, Honesvrorth, John de, 218.
, , parson of Booking, 531.
, parson of Clent, 276, 321.
Hontere, Henry le, 282.
Hony, Hamo, 69.
Honyburgh, Richard de, prior of Haverford,
168.
Honyngburgh, John de, prior of Haverford,
281.
Honyngton, William de, 127.
Hoo, CO. Kent, 12.
, CO. Surrey, 472.
Hoo, Peter de, 145, 526, 535.
, Robert de, 72, 146, 252.
Roger de, 229.
, William de, 142, 882.
, William son of Ralph de, 229.
Hook, 189, 574.
, Houk, CO. York, 31, 159.
Norton, Hogenorton, co. Oxon, 807,
810, 467.
Hope, by Romney, co. Kent, 536.
Bowdler [co. Salop], 820.
Hope, William de, 446.
Hoper, Henry le, 402.
Hoperton, Adam de, 56, 138, 184, 188, 140,
142, 148, 168, 200, 202, 208, 206, 207,
285, 287, 289, 290, 298, 298, 299, 812,
847, 852, 858, 856, 886, 889, 440, 441,
448, 497, 499.
Hopesay [co. Salop], 193.
Hopewalshay, wood of, 82.
Hoppescotes, Heppiscotes, Thomas de, 578.
, , keeper of writs and rolls of
an eyre in the bishopric of Durham,
475.
, , parson of Morpeth, 370, 476.
Hoppeton, Hopton, Richard de, 285.
William de, 125.
Horbling, co. Lincoln, 113.
Horbury, co. York, the Hallerode in, 878.
Horcham, Hartinus de, 811.
Hord, Richard, 272.
Horden [co. Durham ?], manor of, 461.
Hore, Robert Ic, 208, 542.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Horeston castle [co. Chester], 173.
Horethome hundred, co. Somerset, 114.
Uorewod, Horwode, Master John de, arch-
deacon of Ossory, 825, 880, 384.
, Master Thomas de, panonof Marton,
46.
, Thomas and William, sons of Wil-
liam de, 208.
, William, 604.
, William de, 63.
, , the elder, 881, 415.
, , his wife Christiana, 415.
, the younger, 850.
Hoikesley, Great, 84, 102, 117, 366.
Horkesleye, William de, 866.
Horman, John, 128, 454.
Uormeade, [co. Herts ?], 105, 210.
Horn, Nicholas, 854, 356.
Homberk, co. Rutland, 540.
Hornby, CO. York, 116, 386.
, church of St. Mary, 870.
Homcastel, John, 514.
Homcastle, Homcastre, co. Lincoln, 108.
Homcastre, Ralph de, parson of Beverstone,
490.
, Master Balph de, 520.
, William de, 108.
, , parson of Grimsby, 19.
Homclive. See Homesclife.
Homdon, oo. Essex, 58.
, Ralph, vicar of, 20.
Homeby, Hornby, Christiana wife of Robert
de, 870.
, John de, 286, 392.
, , the elder, 188, 888, 451, 554.
, , the younger, 292, 854, 390, 441,
448.
, , , justice of the Bench of
Ireland, 506.
Homesclife, Homclive, Homclyf, Robert de,
182-134, 136, 199, 284, 286, 292, 887,
890, 572.
Homingsea, Horayngseye, co. Cambs, 477.
Homingwold, John de, 870.
Honile, Thomas de, 580.
Hornsea, Horaesse, co. York, 314.
Horsale, Master Stephen de, parson of Tatten-
hall, 48.
Horsele, Horsle, Robert de, 275.
, Roger de, 286.
, , constable of Hamburgh castle,
557.
, Roger de, knt., 278.
Horsey, co. Sossex, 531.
Horshale, Hugh de, and his servant Alan,
497.
Horsham, co. Sussex, 128, 891, 445.
St. Faith's, co. Norfolk, prior of,
258, 474.
Horsherd, John, 132.
Horsman, John, bedel of Wyrardisbury, 121.
Horsmoiideu, Hornemondene, co. Kent, 168,
515.
Horton, by Dartford, co. Kent, 60.
, CO. Wilts, 89.
, [co. Gloucester], prebend of. See
Salisbury.
Horton, John son of Simon de, 128.
, Robert de, master of St. Leonard's,
Rishton, 417.
Uoryshagh, co. Northants, 888.
Hosee, John de, 881.
Hosey, Laurence, 150.
Hosmer, Hugh and John, 171.
Hosteler, Richard, 856.
Hotham, co. York, 869.
Hothum, Hotham, Athom, Alan de, parson
of East Dereham, and prebendary of
London and Wells, 178.
, Dionisia and Agnes de, 561.
, John de, 83, 288.
, , the elder, 412.
, John de, bishop of Ely, 12, 15, 17,
82, 39, 172, 178, 188, 285, 242, 248,
288, 328, 376, 404, 405, 411, 427, 448,
538, 589.
Hotoft See Hnttoft.
Hotoft, Nicholas, 107.
Roger, 107.
, Roger son of Thomas de, 448.
Hoton, 400.
Hoton Ker [co. York], 84.
Hoton Lyvet [Hooton Lovett ?], co. York, 369.
Hoton, Adam de, 549.
, Thomas de, 494.
Hotte, Richard, 154.
Houbum, CO. Northumberland, 887.
Houby, John de, and Matilda wife of Gilbert
de, 507.
Houd, William, 128.
Houden. See Howden.
Houdene, Adam de, 425.'
Hoaghton Regis, co. Beds, 566.
, CO. Hunts, 887.
, Halgheton, West, oo. Lancaster, 498.
, Houton [co. Norfolk], 478, 564.
by Walsingham, co. Norfolk, 258.
, Hoghton, Highton, co. Northants,
108, 814.
Houk. See Hook.
House, Richard de la, 499.
Household, the, 7, 52, 64, 78, 89, 102, 122,
140, 168, 218, 220, 224, 226, 228, 246,
271, 392, 414, 498, 500, 510, 545, 552,
582.
, butler of, 272, 410, 415.
, clerk of the marshal of, 40.
, oppressions by ministers of, 183, 184,
185, 219, 497.
.., seijeant of the marshalsea of, 40,
179.
, steward of, 7, 189. See aUo NevilL
, treasurer of, 272.
*. , yeoman of the buttery in, 484.
Housum. See Howsham.
Housom, Hamo de, 418.
m^^m
mmmt
w««i
mmmi
^i^HW
■men
GENERAL INDEX.
661
Hooflum — cent.
, John de, 103, 166, 182, 197, 804,
403.
Housom, Bobert de, 478.
Hoatoft, Boger de, 105, 210.
HoutoD. See Houghton.
HoutOD, Geffrey de, 250.
* John de, esoheator beyond Trent, 88,
251.
•• , William de, and Elena, his wife, 160.
Hoya, William, 54.
Hovel, John, seijeant of the Common Bench,
828.
, Bobert, 582.
, Walter, 229.
Hovelok, Amabilla and Matilda her daughter,
185.
Hovingham, co. York, 59, 101, 869.
Howard, John, 56.
Howden, Houeden [co. York], pavage at, 399.
HowdenBhire, co. York, 58.
Howe, Bichard, 503.
, Simon del, 59.
Howel, Henry, 581.
ap Griffith, 208.
ap Thomas, 134.
ap Wylyn, Howel son of, parson of
Pencarrek, 156.
Howeles, Geoffrey, 276.
Howea [oo. Cambs], 508.
Howes, John son of William de, 818.
, Boger del, 496.
Howsham, Housum, Hnsum, oo. York, 275,
418.
Howum, CO. York, 869.
Hoye, Bichard, 298.
Hoyyel, Thomas, 580.
HoyviU, Mary wife of Philip de, 551.
Huberd, Hubert, Alan, 851, 448.
, Henry, 885, 861, 384.
John, 851, 448.
, Philip, 466.
, Thomas, 577.
Huoheun, Huchoun, John, 189, 574.
Hnoke, John, 891.
Huolescote, Hokelesoote, co. Leicester, 195.
Huddeleston. See Hodeleston.
Hudden, oo. Berks, 881.
Huddeson, Gilbert, 499.
Hagat, Bichard de, 576.
Hngate, Nicholas, 868.
, Nicholas de, 400.
, , prebendary of Wolverhamp-
ton, 99,
, ., provost of St. John's, Bever>
ley, ai, 547.
, , treasurer of the hoasehold«
S79.
Hogford, Walter de, 136.
Hoggate, Hngl gate, oo. York, 869.
Huggeleye [Highley, co. Salop], 275.
Hugh, Henry son of, 177, 410.
, John SCO of, de Aghton, 407, 499.
Hugh, John son of — ami,
, , del Holt, 498.
, , de Nevill, 238.
, Boger son of Thomas son of, de Est
Cotum, 200.
, Thomas son of, de Est Cotum, 200.
, , de Gumey, 204.
, Walter son of, de Kilkennia, 314, 561 .
Hughelot, GUbert, 446.
Hughes, Agnes, 289
Hul, Boger de, 320.
Hull [co. Warwick], 66.
, CO. York. See Kingston-upon-Hull.
HuU, Peter de, 428.
, William de la, 13.
Hulle, CO. Gloucester, 885.
, La, CO. Hereford, 221.
Hulle, Elena atte, 339.
, Isabella wife of William de la, 223.
, John de la, 109.
, Mabel wife of William de la, 223.
, Bobert of the, 109.
, William atte, 206.
William de, 134, 265.
, William de la, 223.
, , his father William and his
mother Margery, 2*23.
Hullemorton. See Hillmorton.
Hulleson, Bichard, 466.
Hulm, John de, 166.
Hulme. See Holme.
Hulton, CO. Lancaster, 498.
, abbey of, 224.
Hulton, Adam de, 498.
, Hugh son of John de, 498.
, Bichard son of Bichard de, 498.
Humber, Little, co York, 261, 490.
river, 500.
Hnmberstone, Humberstayne, co. Lincoln,
213.
Humberton, Hundeburton, co. York, 525.
Humbleton, William de, 445.
Humbrecolt, Greoffrey, John, and John son
of Geoffrey, 576.
Johnde, 579.
Humery, John de, 129.
Humeto, Bic. de, constable of England, 283.
Humfhmvill. See Umframvill.
Humf^y, John, 204.
Humphrey, Andrew heir of, de Walden,
146.
Hundeburton. See Humberton.
Hundegate, Thomas, 400.
, William de, 284.
Hundon, John de, 396.
Hundreder, John, of St. Albans, 48.
Hungerford, co. Berks, 178, 214, 501.
, Holy Trinity church, 178.
, letters patent dated at, 192, 209, 213,
220,221.231.288.
Hungerford, John de, chief bailiff errant of
Hampshire, 587.
662
GENEBAL INDEX.
Hungerford — cont.
, Bobertde, 104, 135, 142, 178, 208,
237, 286, 289, 294, 296, 313, 391, 484,
449,500,501,582-584.
Hunston, Hunterston, co. Suffolk, 818.
Hunt, Hunte, Adam le, 573.
, Grodfrey le, 503.
, John le, 465.
, Balph le, 524.
, Bichard le, 128.
, Bobert le, .480.
, 'fhomas, 200.
, Walter le, 291.
, WiUiam le, 235.
, WiUiam the, his servant Bichard
When, 291.
Hunter, Alan le, 59.
, William, 58, 142, 358.
Huntercoumbe, Elena de, 566.
Elena wife of Walter de, 462.
, Nicholas de, 566.
, Bichard de, 462.
Hunterston. See Hunston.
Huntingdon, 125, 880, 404.
, Austin friars of, 542.
, chapel on the bridge of, 171.
, hospital of St. John, 171.
.......... hospital of St. Margaret without, 154.
, letters patent dated at, 271, 272, 277,
529 583, 534, 536, 538-540, 577.
, CO. York, 369, 466.
, chapel of St. Augustine, 464.'
Huntingdon county, 9, 57, 128, 184, 136, 138,
285, 291, 294, 295, 296, 818, 858, 366,
887, 418.
, escheator in. See BlomviU, 'Boste-
leye.
sheriff of, 154.
Huntingdon, Dionisia wife of Balph de, 403.
Hunton, Peter de, marshal of the Exchequer
of Dublin, 537.
Huntspill, Hunspille, co. Somerset, 1.
Huntyngdon, John son of Matilda de, 260.
, Matilda de, 260.
Huntyngfeld, Walter de, 57.
, William de, 136.
Huntyngton, Bichard de, 467.
flurcott, Herdecote, co. Somerset, 319, 394.
Hurel, John. 71.
Hurle, John de, 8.
Hurst, CO. Gloucester, 10.
, CO. Warwick, 374.
Hurstboume, Husseboume, co. Hants, 268.
Hurstboume Priors, co. Hants, 288.
Hurwrth, William de, 280.
Huscarl, Thomas, knt., 527.
Huse, John, 882, 629, 585, 586.
, Nicholas de la, 77.
, Peter de la, 77.
Husebond, Husbond, Geoffrey* 676.
, Nicholas, 118.
, Boger, 118.
Hustwayt, William de, 564.
Hiisum. See Howsham.
Huttoft, Hotoft, CO. Lincoln, 447-449.
Huwelyn, Walter, 395.
Hyda, Bichard de, 479.
Hyde, by Winchester, co. Hants, abbot of,
329, 447, 583.
I[yde, Geoffrey del, 258.
, , John and Thomas his sons, 258.
, Walter de la, 317.
Hydenye, John de, 504.
Hydon, co. Somerset, 130.
Hymelyngfeld, 555.
Hyndelegh, John son of Adam de, 578.
Thomas son of Adam de, 572.
Hyndlegh. See Hindley.
Hyndringham, Nioholaa wife of Thomas de,
257.
Hyne, Adam, 496.
, Ge<>ffrey, 881.
, John, 501.
.Patrick, 471.
Hynedon, Bichard de, 490.
, William de, 307.
Hyneton, Bichard de, 587.
Hynkeleye, Hynkele, John de, 60, 147.
Hynton, 87, 269, 304. See cUso Hinton.
Hynton, Henry de, 389, 447.
, John de, 136, 285, 294, 296.
Hythe, Hethe, co. Kent, bailiff of the port of,
170.
Ibbcstok, Beginald son of Bertram de, 889.
Ibsley, Ispeleye, co. Hants, 129.
Ibstock, Ibestoke, co. Leicester, 129, 194, 889.
, Faucon, parson of, 389.
Ichilton, CO. Herts, 259.
Ickleton, Ikelyngton, co. Cambs, 310.
Icklingham, Ikelyngham, co. Suffolk, All
Saints church, 146.
Icthe, Joan de, abbess of Bomsey, 458, 460.
Iddebury, Henry de, chamberlain of the Ex-
chequer, 396.
Iden, Idenne, co. Sussex, 100, S16, 221.
Idesale, Iddesale. See Shiffnall.
Ifeld, John de, 17, 128, 129, 185, 187, 142,
148, 288, 291, 298, 318, 349, 391, 444,
446, 449, 508, 584, 570, 574, 575, 681,
582.
Ifield, Felde, co. Kent, 486.
, Adam parson of, 486.
Iffley, Tiftele, co. Oxon, 194.
Ightenhill, co. Lancaster, 472, 578.
.......... 00. York, 195.
Ightham, Eghtham, co. Kent, 391, 444, 446.
Igmanthorpe, 182.
GENERAL INDEX.
663
Iham, CO. Sussex, 34, 162.
Ikelyngham. See Icklingham.
Ikeljngton. See Ickleton.
Ilohester, Ivelcestre [co. Somerset], 430.
BketOD, Bichard de, 110.
niary, Henry, 262.
, Roger, 803. See also Hillary.
Hketon, John de, 356.
Hie, Aogustine, 62, 135.
Illebone, John de, or del, 104, 155.
Illeye, John de, 180, 875.
> , parson of Icklingham, 146.
HlingtOD, CO. Norfolk, 314.
niyngton, Henry son of William de, 313.
Ilminster, Ilemynystre, co. Somerset, 302.
Imber, Immere, co. Wilts, 13, 42.
Immyngham, William de, 546.
Imworth, Robert de, 8, 88, 150, 241.
Inch, 176, 192.
Inerthorpe, co. York, 369.
Ingalsthorp. See Ingoldisthorpe.
Inge, 00. Warwick, 79, 182.
Inge, John, jostice of the Bench, 43, 62,
117, 125, 128, 131, 185, 140, 148, 198,
207, 235, 237, 288, 290, 300, 312, 349,
350, 352, 354, 355, 387, 388, 390, 404,
433, 439, 450, 479, 497-505, 570, 572,
581, 584.
, knt., 244.
, Master William, archdeacon of Surrey
205, 404.
Ingelby, Henry de, 465.
Ingham, John son of Olirer de, and Katlierine
his wife, 122.
John son of Robert de, 164, 825,
478.
Oliver de, 39, 57, 121, 122, 124, 144,
165, 216.
, , justice of Chester, 2, 22.
t • seneschal of Oasoony, 154, 164,
196, 207, 325, 421, 477, 497.
, Ralph de, parson of Baddingham,
806.
Ingleby Amcliffe, Ingilby under Bmeclif, co.
York. 207.
Inglesfeld oantred, in Wales. See Kngelfeld.
Ingleton, co. York, 59.
Inglewood Forest, co. Cumberland, 494.
, forester of la Shank in, 98.
, lawn of Plumpton in, 162.
, tithes in. 111.
Ingoe, Inghowe, co. Northumberland, 40.
Ingold, Roger, 571.
Ingoldisthorpe, Ingalsthorp, co. Norfolk, 222.
Ingoldmells, co. Lincoln, 492, 513.
Ingolisma, Master Hugh de, 21, 170.
Ingrave. Gjng Rauf [oo. Kssex], 243. 274.
Ingworth, co. Norfolk, 73.
Inkberrow. Inteberge. co. Worcester, 106.
Inkepenne, Robert de. 481.
Inklesmore, co. York, 31, 159, 528.
Innocent II., Pope, 886.
Insula, Alice daughter of Alice wife of Warin
de, 12.
, Aymer de, citixen of Bordeaux, 318.
, QocelinuB de, 258.
, John de, 85, 137, 140, 295, 493, 571.
, , parson of Charwelton, 215, 479.
, , of Wodebum, 484.
, Matilda wife of John de, 493.
, Robert de, 264, 298, 360,498,496,
584.
, , of Chipchaoe, 389, 443, 444.
See also Isle,
Inteberge. See Inkberrow.
Intwood, Intewode, co. Norfolk, 853.
Inwardeslegh, William de, 488.
Inzico, Brunus de, prebendary of Lincoln,
372.
Ipelepenne, Thomas de, 504.
Ippele, John de, 449.
Ipre, Lewis de, 504, 576.
Ipres. See Ypres.
Ipswich, CO. Suffolk, 68, 77, 146, 148, 161,226,
239, 848, 262, 290, 423, 434, 443, 506,
529.
, Carmelite friars of, 340.
, customs of, 68, 119, 157, 545.
friars minors of, 76, 247, 248.
, friars preachers of, 540.
..., prior and canons of St. Peter's, 239.
Irby, John de, 280.
Ireby [co. Lancaster], 554.
Ireby, William de, prior of Hereford, 181.
Ireland, 2-4, 8, 9, 11, 17-20, 81, 88, 89, 45,
46, 64, 66, 75, 80, 83-87, 90, 97-99,
101, 102, 104, 107-110, 112, 116, 117,
119, 121, 122, 185, 146, 150-152, 156,
158, 163-165, 169, 176, 179-181, 186,
198, 194, 197, 213, 214, 217, 219-221,
225-227, 232, 233. 238, 240, 248-245,
248, 257, 260-262, 264, 267, 269, 271,
273, 281, 283. 802-806, 812, 814, 819-
322, 825-828, 831, 884, 337, 339, 340,
842-344, 857, 362, 365, 369, 878, 880-
882, 892, 393, 399, 402, 405, 409, 417,
419-421, 423, 426, 429-432, 485, 437,
454, 458, 459, 461, 463, 465, 470-478,
479, 481, 482, 484, 486, 487, 491, 492,
506, 507, 509, 517, 519, 528, 524, 529,
532, 536, 540-542, 546, 549, 550, 552,
553, 558, 560-564, 567-569.
, articles for amendment of, 84.
, chancellor of, 84, 98,220,221,825,
582, 561, 568. See aUo Lymbergh;
Ontlawe.
, chancery of, keeper of writs and roUa
in, 470.
, chief crier in, 819.
, common bench of, 77, 82, 114, 227»
470, 506, 568.
., ohief justice of. See Bauqudl,
Scardeburgh.
, chirographer of. See Bataillei
Wetewangi Kynefare; Helpeston.
Justices of. Set Bray ) Brooni
Dentei FiUt Richard | Hattecoombei
Honieby {Preston.
1
664
GENERAL INDEX.
•••••••••
Ireland, common bench ot^-eont.
''•'*"'» keeper of writs and rolls of.
^€e Bataillej Wetwang ; Kynefarej
Assheby; Speton.
., marshalsea of, 887.
'"•^"Snfc."' ^*^^ ^'^^^ ^'
Irpe, Irp, John, controller of enstoms at
Ipswich, 68, 77, 167, 196, 646.
Wn»»- K^ 1. ^ «« I ^^^7^> Kichard le, 682.
, fang's bench of, 83, 192, 226, 470, | ap Griffitf.; William, 238.
Irthingboroi^h Irtlyngbui^h, co. Korthtnts,
church of St. Peter, 406.
Isabella, the king's daughter, 628.
••'5"®®°' ^^ ^ng*8 mother, 4, 6, 9, 12.
?fi , io^!?' ^^' ®®' ^'' ^«' 122, 184,
•' ' «^e^ justice of, 184. See also
Howes; Louth; Scardebuigh.
;r •:••' i^^^ of. See Grauntsete:
Kirkebjthore j Preston.
'o *•«•*, ^^V^ o^ writs and rolls ot
-Sfic Bal jgaveran ; Nicole.
•••......,
, deputy of. See Burgh ; Mortuo Mari.
.., escheator of, 862, 482, 492.
"'V^'^^ff'^ of. 43, 83, 90, 106, 107,
III' }}^' ^^^' 221' 309, 389, 840, 402,
426, 470, 492, 623, 549, 661, 663, 668.
•' *> barons of. See Bagod* Bias-
ton; Brajles; Colewyk.
.,......, chamberlains of, 220. See als0
Bahscote ; BataiUe ; Langeton.
' ' chancellor of. See Brayles;
Power; Thrapton. ^ *
, ....... chief baron of. See Power:
Scardeburgh ; Tikhull.
•» •» cWef chamberlain of. See
Ooumbe; Langeton.
.,......, chief engrosser in, 881, 428,
025.
., engrosser in, 44, 96, 228, 282,
624.
•••*» » marshal of, 488, 687.
•••» • > remembrancer in, 220, 325.
•••» » summonister of, 107, 817.
•••» • > treasurer and barons of, 82, 83.
87, 817, 878, 426, 488, 492, 642.
••» » treasury of, 221.
••» , usher of, 110.
••» ganger of wines in, 29, 49.
.., Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
246,314,819.
••» » prior of. See Outlawe.
••' io«*iciary of, 48, 44, 84, 85, 98, 184,
221, 281, 326, 582, 546, 661. Se^ al$o
Lucy; Darcy; Botiller.
'•» » marshal of eyre of, 122.
., king 8 mmisters not to acquire lands
in, 271, 428. ^
., office of the king's market in, 88.
., parliament of, 649.
., seal of, 98, 220, 80 J, 830, 884, 426,
668.
» search for minerals in, 477.
» treasurer of. See Power; Burgh.
* wool staples m, 862, 626.
Ireland, John de, 460.
Iretonwood, co. Derby, 867.
Ireys, William le, 499.
Irish, Andrew le, 648.
Irland, William de, 682.
Irlyngbuigh, Nicholas de, 846.
Irmongre, Walter le, 289.
Inemaoger, Alexander, 676.
lift* \il' }^^' ^"' 1®*' IS*' 18^-1»0
llt'l^^' ^^^' 211, 218, 226, 226, 232.
^l' ?t«' ftfo' '''' ^^^' 280 284,' 805
Ml,' 688 ' *^^' ^^^' ^®' *^*'
•• » > letters patent of, 7, 179.
Iscomeye, co. Carnarvon, rhingyl of, 162.
Iscoyt, by Cardigan, 238.
Iselhamstede Latymers, co. Bucks, 81.
Isham, CO. Northants, 613.
Iskeneye, co. Carnarron, woodward of, 88.
Isle, Robert del, 286. See oho Insula.
Isleham, co. Cambs, 21, 222.
^^P' ^^V* Istlep, Master Walter de, 18,
, William de, 97.
Isleworth, Istelworth, co. Middlesex, 66, 860.
•••• » letters patent dated at, 186.
Islip, CO. Oxon, 488.
Isneye, co. Herts, 269.
Isny, William de, 611.
Isoude, Alan and Boger, 289.
Ispannia, fspania, Giles de, 121, 148, 818
bublS!^69''""" ''' P"^^^ ^'
Ispeleye. See Ibsley.
Istelep. See Islep.
Istelworth. 5!b« Isleworth.
Ithel, Ithchel, Thomas, 878, 880, 3)6, 419.
Ithum, John, or John de, 608.
lyelcestre. See Hchester.
Iver, Eure, co. Bucks, 261.
Ivinghoe,^co. Bucks, priory of St. Maigaret,
Ivington, Ivynton, co. Hereford, 221.
Ivo, Hugh son of, 68.
Ivychurch Priory, co. Wilts, 77, 484.
Iwardby,oo. York, 869.
Ixning. See Exning.
Ixningge,^Ixenyng, Martin de, 827, 328, 468,
»......, keeper of Dorchester hospital.
547.
Ixworth, CO. Suffolk, 282, 818.
» priory of St Mary, 818.
GENERAL INDEX.
Jacob, UeiU7,STI.
jMobi, Tuiiu, 64.
Jaggeford, Adam Ae, 516.
Jakei, Slephea, S50.
Jakyn, William, 848.
Jame«, Pet«r son of, le Moaier, 464.
Bob«rt son of, de BnUbrd, 435.
JanlcTiu, Hnmphi«y and Robert, 181.
Janot, John, 505.
JarpuDvill, Knf[er, panon of Adfngtoc, 343.
Janel, GoRei, SB.
Jaole, Joim sou of Balph, 65.
Jaj, Willitm, i6«.
Qoddevo
1, abbot of, 45f
abbot and convent of, 315.
Jedworth, Jeddeworth, Robert de, 907, £86,
190, 957, 88U. Sm aUo Oedaworth.
JerneniDta, Jemematha, John de. panon of
St. Nicholai, Scortb', 889.
ptusoD of S8. Simon and Jade,
Norwich, 4S.
Robert de, 564.
Jememnth. Ste Yarmontb.
Ivxej, StatatjK, OcroBeTe, 8, 40, 49, 71, 76,
88, 116, 190, 188, 180, 149, 146, 945,
819, 847, 454, 466, 488, 548.
, Iteeperof, 190.
Jenuslem, St. John of. See Bt. Joho.
, bouse of God and St LttMras, S41.
Juraolx, Jore*a], Getoval, Abbey, co. ToA,
SB, 366, 446.
Jerreyse, Nicholas, 999.
Jetyn, John, 199.
Jenlton, John de, 860.
Jevele, 194.
Jews, 459.
Joan, the king's daughter, SS8.
qoeen of Scotland, the king's sister,
16S, 991.
daughter of the king of Fnuiee, SS4.
Joan, Jobu sou of, de 6eintlou,59, 131.
Biobsrd tan of, deCaTc, 450.
Joee, Alice daughter of William, 889.
, Henry son of Robert, 859.
Hugh SOD of John, 895.
.John, 67.
Joeellia, Feter de, prior of LewM, 76.
Jooens, Riohaid son of^ de Sancto Botalpho,
100.
Thomas son of, de Feme, 239.
, William son of, de Grofbent, 915.
Joede, Henry, 14U.
JohaD, Lotieras, 99.
Ifaner William, prebendary of Abei^
gwilly, 170.
John, king of aiglaod, 199, 915, SIS, 4SS,
John— cost.
letters patent of, 91.
Jobn XXIL, Pope, 14, 16, IT, 47, 97, 107, 199,
194, UT, 159, 169, 949, 244, 9S3, 369,
978, SOS, 317, 884, 869, 375, RS4, 400,
406, 407, 414, 453, 465, 480, 467, 507,
510, 594, 598, 341, 996.
, his brother, 806.
, hisDonoio. Ss« Codcoimo.
Jolin ap Griffith, keeper of Chirk fbreit, 79.
John, "the ladies' chapman," the leredy
chapman, 976.
John, Adam ton of, le Hede, 69.
Arice wife of Jobn son of, de Sntton,
408.
Hugh son of, de Gsingwald, 200.
, de Hnlton, 498.
(John son of, SB.
, ,de Barton, 199.
,'de Belawe, 141.
, de Bliton, and Amioe hit wilb,
18S.
leBlouct, 195.
, de C«r*rdtyn,,830.
, de CaaneefeUe, 994.
, de Champent, 844.
, , le Clerk, and Walter and
William his brothers, 448.
, de Bboiaco, S17.
, de Feltoo, 959.
..., leForesMr, 678.
, de Oluno^nn, 439, 450.
, deHackenby, 380.
, , de Levere, 498.
, deMikelbam, 107.
, , de Fembrig; 490.
de la Bawe, 76.
leBere, 19B.
, , de Sanoto Fhilberto, 176.
, de Sutton, 408.
atte Uphalle, 168.
,de Vienna, 107.
.Lake SOD of, 179.
Nicholas sou of, de Handio, 30.
..._...., Bidiard eoo of, de BsenhoU, S9I.
, de Handio, and lus wife Isabdla,
30.
, , atte Sayth', 144.
, de Wcnlok, 61.
de Wyttelbnry, 971.
Bobsrtion ot, de Lncy, 949.
le TaiUonr, 951.
, de Thorpe, 199.
his beir John, 199.
Simon son of, de Bilyngborgh, 60.
....,Stephen son (rf; de AJneto, 479.
Thomas and John aotu of, do
Clareryng, IIS.
, Thomas son of, de Akdeone, 446.
de Handio, 30.
, , de Lund, 676.
de Scorbnrgh, 979.
, William aon of, de Gerietbnp, 348.
666
GENEBAI4 INDEX.
Jobo, William son of— cont,
, , in le Hale, 826.
, , de Handes, 81.
, , de Hardeshull, 39, 389.
, , de Haustede, 163.
, , le Malessores, 368.
, , de Patesholl, 385.
, , de Patesle, 806.
, , de la Penne, 571.
, , le Taillour, 804.
, , de Tendryng, 154.
, , de Teland, 13.
, William son of William son of, de
Colyngham, 304.
Joky, Chonettas de, 499.
Jollesone, William, 196.
Jolif, Robert, 575.
Joljf, John, 449.
Jones, Thomas, 289.
Jonessone, William, the Prest, 502.
Jope, Adam. 508.
Jorce, Bobert, knt., 307.
Jordan, Jurdan, Henry son of, de Knottyng-
ley, 402.
, John, 576.
, John son of Walter, 524.
, John son of William, 245, 387.
, Nicholas son of William, 150.
Richard son of, de Whitacre, 278.
, WUliam, 391.
, William, of Bray, 339.
, the younger, 176, 375.
, William, of Soutbam, 291.
Jordani, Philip, 488.
Jorz, Bobert, sheriff of Nottingham, 145, 415.
Jou, Guichardus de, prior of Montacate, 38,
75, 201, 269, 829, 882, 883, 507, 518.
Jouyn, Bobin, 445.
Jovenzano, Aymo de, parson of Bassing^
bonme, 881.
, , prebendary of Abbeville, 519.
Joye, Bichard, 132.
Judekyn, John, 442, 496.
Jndet, William, 490.
Jolers, count of, 228.
Juliana, Martin son of, 382.
Junctyn, John, 238, 434.
Jurdan. See Jordan.
K
Kabergh, co. Westmoreland, 224.
Eadugenescros, chapel of the Holy Trinity,
267.
Kaerdyf . See Cardiff.
Eaerlion. See Caerleon.
Eaermer cantred, in Wales, 336, 351.
Kaermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kaermerdyn, Edmund de, bishop of Ardfert,
245.
Eaemairan. See Carnarvon.
Eannokbury. See Cannock.
Earampton. See Carhampton.
Earde, Nicholas, 428.
Earlel, John de, 86.
Earliolo, Alice daughter of Thomas de, 516.
,Hnghde, 83, 516.
..., John de, and his wife Dervergulta,
416.
, Nicholas de, 213, 214.
Eastrete, Eaystrete, co. Eent, 570, 575.
Eat, Hugh le, 581.
Eaygnes, Eaynes, Eleanor de, 151. See cUso
Eeynes.
, Eleanor wife of Bobert de, 379.
, Margaret wife of William de, 435.
, Bobert de, lord of the manor of
Somerford, 379.
William de, 435.
, , parson of Bishop's Teignton,
251.
Eaylemerssh, John de, 473.
Eaynges, Thomas de, parson of Tarrant
Monkton, 274.
Eayngham. See Eeyingham.
Eaynho. See Clophill.
Eede, Adam and Alan, 59.
John, 346.
Eedebrok. See Eidbrook.
Eedewynk, co. Montgomery, land of, 193,
265, 298.
Eedewynk, Madoo ap Lewelyn de, 43.
Eeek, Walter, 449.
Eeingham, 578.
Eeldgate, 576.
Eeldissik, Walter de, 186.
Eeldreston [co. Flint], 341.
Eeleby, co. Lincoln, 218, 245.
Eeleman, Balph, 298.
Eeleshull, Gilbert de. See Eellyshull.
Eelet, Thomas, 10.
Eelfield, Eelkefeld, co. York, 372.
Eeller, Stephen, 576.
Eelleseye, Eeleseye, Eelseye, Bobert de, 58,
62, 87. 257, 269, 469, 510.
, , parson of Exton, 372.
, William de, 217, 273.
, , parson of Boothby, 87.
, , parson of Navenby, 269.
Eelleshull, Bichard de, 571.
Eelling, co. Norfolk, 388, 444.
Eellyshull, Eeleshull, Gilbert de, 477, 481.
Eelm, John de, 366.
Eelsey, Eelleseye, South, co. Lincoln, church
of St. Nicholas, 370.
Eelshale, Eeleshale, co. Suffolk, 260, 266.
Eelshill, Bichard de, 368.
Eelstern, co. Lincoln, 366.
Ee^stem, Bobert de, 576.
, William de, 575.
Eelvedon, co. Essex, 180.
Eelynghokn, Matilda wife of William de, 249.
Eemeseye. See Eempsey,
GENERAL INDEX.
667
Kenuneys [co. Monmouth], 476.
Kemmyel, Peter de, 440.
Kemp, Geoffrey, 252.
Kempe, John, 205, 431, 473, 538.
, , of Flandei*s, 161.
Kempsey, Kemeseye [co. Worconter], 218,
276, 370, 534, 585.
Kempsike, Thomas de, 802.
Kerapston, Camston. Eemeston, co. Bed8, 53,
79, 84, 479, 512, 522, 54«.
Kemyel, Peter, 180.
Ken, Kenne, John, 74.
• , John de, 185.
, William de, 388.
Kendale, Henry de, parson of Bye, 834.
....,...., Bobert de, constable of Dover castle
and warden of the Cinque ports, 169.
Kene, NichoUis, 497.
Kenegrave, William de, 10.
Keneton, John de, 392.
*••• >Nigelionof UWosonof R(ibertde,21.
Kengeston, Bichard de, 449.
Kenilworth [co. Warwick], letters patent
dated at, 12.
, priory, 209, 896,
Kenilworth, John de, parson of Dogmersfield,
409.
Kenley, Albert de, sht riff of Kildara, 809.
> » his son Geoffrey, 309.
Kenneles, in Ireland, 888.
Kenningtou, Kenyngton [co. Surrey ?], park
of, 539.
, surveyor of works in, 589.
Rensyngton, Bdmond de, parker of Bltham,
122.
Kent county, 11, 57,65, 69, 87, 188, 187, 188,
189, 171, 178, 191, 219, 222, 248, 258,
287, 288, 294, 803, 818, 820, 821, 827,
858, 888, 395, 896, 418, 426, 475, 476,
484, 549, 584.
, crier of, 40, 862, 468, 477.
, esoheator in. See Northo.
, sheriff of, 318.
Kent, earl of. See Woodstock.
, John dc,2d&, 362, 392.
, Bobert de, 253.
, William de, 314, 540, 541.
Kent«, William, 355,388.
Kentewell, co. Suffolk, 385.
Kentford, co. Suffolk, 157.
Kenton, Keneton, co. Suffolk, 21.
Kenthles Castle, 193.
Kentyng, Bobert, 846.
Kenyngton, John do, 8, 88, 150, 222.
Ker, John de, 284, 471.
, John del, 818, 448, 445, 496, 500, 502.
Keroroft, co. York, 425.
Kereroft, Peter son of Bobert do, 882.
Kerdeston, Kerdiston, Bogerde, 134, 186, 204,
205. 287, 293, 296, 852, 357, 858, 445,
449.
Kerdif, Kerdyf, John de, 24.
Walter, de, 481.
Kerdif— coitf.
William son of Paulinus de, 282.
, William son of William de, 282.
Kerdington. See Cardington.
Kereseye, John de, parson of Bedfleld, 260.
Kerlynton. See Kirtlington.
Kerrier, co. Cornwall, hundred of, 627, 537.
Kerry county, Ireland, 564.
, cross of, 564.
Kersbrok, Thomas de, 446.
Kertemell. See Cartmell.
Kery, co. Montgomery, 298.
Kesteven, co. Lincoln. 129, 186, 357, 395,
495.
Kestovene, William de, 821.
Keston, Kestane, co. Kent, 60.
Ketelbastou, Boger de, 503.
Keteleston, Geoffrey de. 111.
Keteryng, Wilh'am son of William de, 441.
Ketil, Walter, 582.
Keton, prebend of. See St. Martin's, London.
Keton, John de, bishop of Ely, 311.'
Ketton, Keten, co. Butland, 540.
Ketyng, Nicholas, 189, 574.
Keu, Kou, Ku, Adam son of Bobert le, 81.
, Benedict le, 182.
, Gilbert le, 83.
, Henry le, of Langtoft, 298.
, Joan wife of Boger le, 183.
, John le, 105, 210, 282.
•• t Martin le, controller of customs at
Exeter, 119.
Nicholas le, 11, 298.
, Peter le, 84.
, Philip le, 132.
, Bichard le, 88, 577.
Boger le, 183,
Simon le, of Laogtoft, 298.
Thomas le, 87.
, William le, 166, 581.
» t of Croyland, 298.
, of Stradbrook, 278.
Kevermond, Master John de, 375, 886.
Kexby, John de, baker, 576.
, John de, butcher, 576.
Keyhaven, KyhayeDe,co. Hants, 166.
Keyingham, Cayngham, Kayngham, oo. York.
117,490.
,haywardof, 261.
Keyne, Balph le, 819.
Keynes, Eleanor de, 232, 254. See also
Kaygnes.
Keynsham Abbey, co. Somerset, 100, 104.
» abbot of, 17, 24, 538, 553.
Nicholas, abbot of, 546.
Koyser,John, 158.
Keysoe, Oaysho, co. Beds, 384.
Keythorpe, William de, 146, 167. 250, 429.
Kidbrook, Kedebrok, co, Kent, 414.
Kidderminster, Kyderminstre. oo. Worcester
8. '
letters patent dated at, 824, 827.
668
GENERAL INDEX.
Kidels, use of illegal, 542,
Eidlington, Cadljngton, co. Oxon, 807.
Kidwelly [co. Carmarthen], 77.
Kiggelle, Roger, 850.
Eilcampton. See Eilkhampton.
Kiloork, in Ireland, 801.
Kildare, earl of. See Fitz Johau.
, sheriff of, 809.
Kildare, Richard bishop of, 507.
Kildroath, in Ireland, 101.
Kilfecle, in Ireland) 827.
Kilham, Killom, oo. York, 54.
Kilkejn [co. Flint], 841 .
Kilkennia, Walter son of Hugh de, 814, 561.
Kilkenny, Kylkenny, in Ireland, murage at,
190.
, ehorch of St. Canice, 825.
Eilkhampton, Kiloampton, co. Cornwall, 184.
KillebuUok, oo. Cornwall, 53, 848.
KiUingholme, Kylyngholm, co. Lincoln, 214.
Killii^^wik. See Kilnwick.
Killom. See Kilham.
Killom, Alan de, 498.
, Robert de, 853,440, 488.
Kilmainham, Kilmaynan, in Ireland, convent
of St. John of Jerusalem at, 246, 819.
Kihiere, Gilbert, 580.
Kilnsea, Kilnesse, co. York, 121, 528.
in Holdemesse, warren of, 228.
Kilnwick, Killingwik, co. York, 180, 369.
Kilsilan, in Ireland, 827.
Kilthorp, 00. Rutland, 560.
Kilyyngton, John de, 284, 849, 448.
, John his son, 284.
Kimbolton [oo. Hants] fetters patent dated at,
587.
Kinfare, Kynfare, co. Stafford, 208, 262.
, forest of, 66, 208, 262, 556.
, y , Chaspel and Earelegh hays in,
188.
King, Basilia, 252.
Kinge, Thomas, 59.
Kingerby, Kjnyerdby [oo. Lincoln], Robert
yicar of, 158.
Kingsbury, Kyngesbury, co. Somerset, 31, 118.
Ringsclere, Kyngesclere, oo. Hants, 15.
Kingscliffe, Kyngesdyye, Clyre, co. North-
ants, 158, 195, 883, 580.
, letters patent dated at, 162-165, 181.
Kingsholme, Kyngeshome, by Gloucester, 485.
King's Langley. See Langley.
Kingsley, Kyngesleye, 482, 518.
,00. Hants, 268.
Kingsmore, co. Somerset, 118.
King's Norton, co. Worcester, right of com-
mon in, 268.
,wood, 127,268.
King's Pyon, Kyngespenne, eo. Hereford,
church of St. Mary, 250.
Sngstanley, co. Gloucester, 159.
Kingsthorpe, co. Northants, 195, 580.
Kingston, Kyngeston, oo. Sussex, 444.
Kingston •upon-HuU, co. York, 12, 77, 132,
146, 156, 190, 196, 200, 838, 897, 414,
418, 422, 428, 425, 484, 445, 466, 526,
566.
, chapel of Holy Trinity, 156.
, customs of, 34, 52, 119, 157,228,238,
279.
, , controller of, 229, 324, 520,
545, 567.
, mayor of, 418.
, pavage at, 37.
, pesage of lead at, 414.
, ships from for the king's service, 418.
Kingston-upon-Thames, Kyngeston, co. Sur-
rey, 195, 205, 508, 530.
, letters patent dated at, 20.
Kingsutton, Kyngessutton [co. Northants],
223.
Kingswood, Kyngeswode, chace, co. Glou-
cester, 141, 217.
Kington, 278.
Kingweston, Kynwardeston [co.Somerset], 15.
Kinthorpe, Kynthorpe, co. York, 557.
Kinvaston, co. Stadfford, prebend of. See
Wolverhampton.
Kipax, Henry or Henry de, 528, 525.
Kipling-Cotes, Kybelingootes, co. York, 369.
Kirby Bellars, Kirkeby on the Wrethek, eo.
Leicester, chapel of St. Peter, 4, 1 10.
Kirkandres, John son of Simon de, and Blena
his wife, 159.
Kirkandrews, Kirkandres, co. Cumberland,
65, 159.
Kiikby, Kyrkeby, 872, 552.
Malery, Kirkeby Malorre, eo. Lei-
cester, 158.
, 00. Lineoln, 253.
.......... CO. Notts, 445.
in Ashfield, co. Notts, 55.
Monks, CO. Warwick, priory of, 263.
, in Kendale, oo. Westmoreland, 561.
Grindalythe, Kirkeby in Crendale,
00. York, 869.
Malzeard, Kyrkeby Mallassart, co.
York, 59, 78.
, John the Wykeresson of, 69.
, South, 00. York, 558.
Wharram, oo. York, 369.
Kirke, Robert atte, of Ameotts, 508.
Kirkebrid, Walter de, 384.
Kirkeby on the Wiethek. See Kirby Ballars.
Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, Adam de, 153.
, Christina wife of William de, 507.
, Eliiabeth wife of Roger de, 60, 75,
219.
, Isabella wife of John de, 281.
Isdda wife of Thomas de, 79.
, John de, 281, 482, 507.
, John de, bishop of Carlisle, 804, 313,
816, 822, 441, 496, 499, 550, 552.
, , prior of St Maxys, Carli8le,313
Master John de, precentor and pre-
bendary of Lichfield, 840, 400.
, John son of Thomas de, 79
GENERAL INDEX.
669
Kirkebjr— eon/.
, Katherine de, 870.
, Niobolas de, 15» 478.
, Peter son of Giles de, 478.
, Thomas de, 79.
, William de, 562.
Kirkebj Malorre, Robert son of Walter de,158.
Kirkebythore, John de, justice of the Kings*
Bench of Ireland, 568.
Kirkeham, Hogh de, 892.
Kirkelevyngton [Kirkliuton, co. Cumber^
land?], 55, 884.
Kirk BUa, Elvele, co. York, 80, 84, 469.
Kirkepatrik, Margaret wife of Roger de,
499.
, Roger de, knt, 440, 499. See aUo
Kyrkepatrik.
Kirketwald. See Kirk Oswald.
Kirketon, 52, 184, 351, 448.
Kirketon, Kyrketon, John de, 61, 114, 554.
Klrkham, co. York, letters patent dated at,
878, 880
, priory of, 155, 157, 488.
, prior of, 848.
Kirkley, Kirkeleye, Kyrkele [co. Suffolk?],
166, 196, 484.
Kirk Oswald, Kirkeswald,co.Comberland,969.
Kirksandall, co. York, 17.
Kirkstall, Kyrkestall, co. York, abbey of St.
Mary, 56, 70, 174, 198, 804, 422, 558.
, Alexander, first abbot of, 70.
Kirksted Abbey, co. Lincoln, 108, 246, 28S,
509.
Kirkton, co. Lincoln, 882.
, in Holland, co. Lincoln, 496.
CO. Notts, 129.
Kirtlington, Kertlynton, co. Oxon, 822, 880,
888, 524.
Knap, Oeoftrey and John, 497.
Knappe, co. Sussex, 291, 445.
Knaresborough, co. York, 55, 161.
, castle, 55, 161, 844, 886.
forest, 911, 886.
, forester of Hokeden, or Ooke-
den, in, 50, 251.
, letters patent dated at, 296, 868-878,
875,876,886,888, 889,418-421,425,
426, 482, 484, 445, 459-461, 468-466,
498, 499.
, house of St. Robert by, 272.
Knaresburgh, John de, 487, 509, 519.
, Robert de, 4, 509.
, Thomas de, parson of Yarmouth,
I.W., 820, 466.
Knaresdale, in Tindale, co. Northumberland,
220, 221.
KnaTe, Geoffrey, 577, 578.
Kneesall, Kneshale, co. Notts, 822, 880, 838,
524.
Knelle, co. Sussex, 887.
Knelle, Oeofh«y de, 253, 288, 887.
•........, •••.••, knt*, 888.
Knelleifiote, oo. Sussex, 258,288, 888.
KneTeton, oo. Notts, 581.
Knightlow, Knyghtelowe, hundred, co. War-
wick, 58.
Knight's Templars. See Temple of Solomon.
Knightwick, Knyghtwyk [co. Worcester], 250.
Knobbe, Walter, 474.
Knocker» Henry le, 452.
Knoel. See Knoyle, Bishop's.
Knolle, in Filwood chace, co. Somerset, 558.
KnoUe, Knoll, Edmund de, abbot of St.
Augustine's, Bristol, 189.
, Isabella wife of William de, 575.
, John atte, 171.
, John de, 284.
, Ralph de, 186.
, Roger de, 284.
, Simon de, 108.
, Thomas de, 284, 567.
, William de, 570, 575.
Knoston, William de, bailiff errant of North-
amptonshire, 842.
Knott, William del, 59.
Knottingley, co. York, 886.
Knottyngley, Henry son of Jordan de, 402.
, Simon de, 402.
Knouwell Msgna. See Knoyle Bishops.
Knowle by Bristol, oo. Somerset, 457.
Knoyle, Bishops, Knoel, Knouwell Magna, oo.
Wilts, 160, 170.
Knyght, John, 508.
Knyghtelowe. See Knightlow.
Knyghton, John de, 85.
Knyghtwyk. See Knightwick.
Knyret, Katherine, abbess of St Mary's de la
Pre, Northampton, 516.
Koulowe, John, 205.
Krikhowel, Master Philip de, 279.
Kuye, Otto lord of, 250.
Kybbe, Walter, 445.
Kybelingootes. See Kipling-Cotes.
Kyblesworth, William de, and Cicely his
wife, 812.
Kyde, Robert, 889, 498.
Kydehnenster, Robert de, 245.
Kyderminstre. See Kidderminster.
Kyken, Walter, 447, 448.
Kyhaven. See Keyhaven.
Kyligrew, John de, 451.
Kyllyng. See Nunkeeling.
Kyllyngwyk, Henry de, and William de, 497,
499.
Kylmaynthloid [co. Carmarthen], 272.
Kyhnundewyk, oo, Beds, 875.
Kylneye, John, 181.
Kylpek, oo. Berks, 256.
Kylrynton, John de, 126, 292.
Kylyngholm. See Killingholme.
Kyme, Henry son of William de, 60.
, Joan wife of William de, 516.
John son of William de, 60.
, William, 580.
, William de, 188, 184, 170, 870, 894,
418, 514, 515.
Kymmtr Abbey, in North Wales, 884.
670
GENERAL INDEX.
Eynardeseye, John de, and John his heir, 459.
Ejnardesleye, John de, prehendary of Lich-
field, 47.
Ejnehelle, Hagh de, 102.
, Richard de, 236, 638.
, William, 120.
, William de, 458.
Eynefiire. See Einfare.
Kjnetare, Walter de, chirographer of the
Bench of Ireland, 889, 470, 484.
Kynelyngworth, 472.
Eyneljngworth, Biohard de, 146.
Eynemeresford, co. Gloncester, 16.
Eynepay, Ingelram, 187.
, John, 188.
Eynet, John, 446.
Eynewardesleye, Walter de, parson of Al-
vardeston, 300, 484, 489.
Eynewardeston. See Eingweston.
Eynewardeston, Thomas de, 15.
, Master Walter de, 15.
Eynfare. See Einfare.
Eyng, Eynge, Geoffrey, 346.
John, of London, 476.
, of Gerlethorp, 508.
, of Stowe, 346.
Thomas, 508.
Walter le, 190.
William, of Ellerton, 497, 499.
, of Ichilton, 259.
William son of Simon, 9.
Eyngesdere. See Eingsclere.
Eyngeshull, 65. ^
Eyngesleon, Roger de, 514.
Eyngeslonde, John de, 446.
Eyngespenne, See Eingspyon.
Eyngesthorpe, Hugh de, 502.
Eyngeston. See Eingston.
Eyngeston, Einggeston, James de, 57, 418,
511, 526.
, John de, 42, 105, 210, 286, 237, 261,
286, 850, 439, 450.
, , constable of Hamburgh Castle,
457.
, ....... knt., 658.
, , le uncle, 450.
, Peter de, 577.
, Richard de, 142.
, WiUiam de, 202.
Eyngeswode, woodward of, 226.
Eyngeswode, William de, 277.
Eyngham, Master Thomas de, 76.
Eyngho, John de, parson of Leadenham, 193,
223. See also Quengou.
Eynle, co. Gloucester, chantry of, 885.
Eynyerdby. See Eingerby.
Kynyngham, Master Thomas de, 540.
Eyrkeby. See Eirkby.
Kyrkeby, WiUiam de, 130, 140.
Eyrkepatrik, Humphrey de, and Idonia his
wife, 376.
, Roger de, knt., and Margaret his
wife, 876. See also Eirkepatrik.
Eyson, Theobald, 400.
Eytewante, Robert son of John, 570.
, Waiiam son of Gilbert, 570.
Eyvele, co. Wilts, 143.
••••••••t
La Bamet. See Bamet.
La Batnde in Aquitaine. See Batade.
Labbe, Walter, 111.
Lacer, Richard le, 892.
Lache, William le, 496.
Lackenby, Lackingby, co. York, 869.
Lackington, West, prebend of. See Wells.
Lacock Nunnery [co. Wilts.], 822.
Lacy, Lascy, Henry de, earl of Lincoln, 362,
871, 528.
, lord of Blackburnshire, 70.
, constable of Chester, 19.
Hugh de, 547.
, knt., 97, 267, 474.
John, 218, 500, 529.
, of Stratford, 458.
John de, earl of Lincoln, 70.
, Edmund his son, 70.
, , Henry his son, 70.
John de, 276.
, of Gaitford,271, 458.
Robert, 556.
Robert de, 498.
Ladbrooke, Lodbroke, co. Warwick, 88.
Laddesmersh [co. Sussex], 202.
LafFayne, Henry do, knt, 492.
Lafford i[Sleaford], New, co. Lincoln, 126,
127,251.
, Old, CO. Lincoln, 60, 127.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Lagheles, William, 188.
Lagheman, Simon de, 86.
Laghton, co. Sussex, 1, 5, 55.
in Morthing. See Laughton en le
Morthen.
La Grave. See Grove.
La Haye, co. York. See Haye.
La HuUe. See Hulle.
Lake, Reginald atte, 450.
Lakenheath, Lakenhide, Lakyngheth, oo.
Suffolk, 89, 101, 159.
Laleham, Lalham, co. Middlesex, 38, 882.
Lalleford. See I^awford.
Lalleford, Walter de, 249.
La Mare Forest, co. Chester. See Delamere.
Lamb, Robert le, 10.
Lambe, Hugh son of Hugh, 290.
Lambeth [co. Surrey], letters patent dat«d
at, 471, 478, 502.
Lambok, Master John, parson of Ellesley,
and master of the hospital of St John
the Baptbt, Nottingham, 869, 870.
GENERAL INDEX.
671
Lamborne, co. Essex, 186, 21d» 317.
Laml>ouroe, William de, parson of Beau-
champ Roothing, 577.
Lambran, John, 570.
, John de, 527, 581.
...., , his son William, 527, 581.
Lambnm, John de, 66, 149.
Lambwath, in Holderness, co. York, 38.
Lambjm, Simon, 448.
Lamewyth, Lannewyth, church of, 87, 269.
Lamlej Wood, co. Notts., 326.
Lammays, See Llanfaes.
La Mote, oo. Fonthieu. See Mote.
Lampadervaur. See Llanbadam Yawr.
Lamplogh, Ralph de, 105.
Lancaster, 4, 9, 38, 552.
.......... gaol delivery at, 2.
, honor, 34, 64.
, pontage at, 4, 203, 386, 390.
, prior of, 422.
Lancaster county, 50, 133, 135, 136, 192,
286, 292, 802, 312, 323, 326, 853, 354,
358, 859, 384, 395, 401, 402, 412, 415,
418, 424, 441, 443, 451, 552, 573.
, escheator of. See Peshale ; Srney s.
, sheriff of, 552.
, Edmund, late earl of, the king's
uncle, 19, 551.
......... and Leicester, Henry earl of, steward
of England, 4, 16, 19, 26, 28, 47, 69,
97, 105, 182, 158, 167, 177, 192, 201,
203, 205, 247, 258, 265, 289, 294, 321,
337, 364, 367, 895, 412, 459, 497, 551,
552, 570, 572, 582, 584.
, , his son Henry, 265, 397.
, Thomas, late earl of, 18, 16, 81, 83,
49, 52, 64, 68, 70, 154, 247, 834, 364,
412, 415, 436, 459, 549, 557.
Lancastre, Henry de, 287, 558.
, John de, 61, 188, 135, 136, 141, 390,
451, 555.
, , of flolgil, 286, 292.
Lancing, Launcyng, co. Sussex, 255, 444.
Lancom. See Llangwm.
Landeford, John de, 250.
, Waiiam de, 463.
Landegewyth. See Llandegfydd.
Landerauk [Llanddarog, co. Carmarthen?],
843, 888, 484, 471.
Landguard, Langrede, Isle of Wight, 311.
Landian, Walter, and his brother John, 69.
Landimor, in Oower, Wales, 125.
Landissey. See Lansoy.
Landwath, John de, 559.
Lane, John in the, 199.
, Peter in the, 496.
Richard in the, 441.
, Robert in the, 881.
La Newehouse, 118, 188.
La Neweton, co. Leicester, 125.
La Newport. See Newport, Monmouth.
Lang, Lange, John le, 497, 499.
, Richard le, 189, 574.
Langar, co. Notts., 546.
Langar, Edmund de, 588.
Langathen. See Llangathen.
Langcestre, Walter de, 397, 426.
Langdon, co. Kent, abbot of, 163.
, William abbot of, 277.
Langebergh, John de, prebendaiy of Salis-
bury, 171.
Langeblaneford. See Blandford, Long.
Langebrok, Simon de, 168.
Langebrugge, Hugh de, 215, 345, 514.
, » mayor of Bristol, 337.
Langedale, Patrick de, 425.
Langedon. See Longdon.
Langedon, Nicholas de, mayor of York, 858.
See also Langeton.
.......... Rose de, 198.
i... f her servant Honorea, 198.
, Walter de, 198.
Langefeld, William de, chief forester of Black-
bumshire, 26, 64.
Langeford, John de, 489, 4.50, 563, 57 1.
, Nicholas de, 286, 295, 297, 369, 394,
401,412,416,443,445.
, Philip de, 571.
, Thomas de, 42.
, William de, 88, 873.
Langeham, William de, 569.
Langeleye, Langeley, Langele, John de, knt,
195.
» John de, warrener of Freshwater,
880.
> Richard de, 217.
» Thomas de, 288, 295.
, William de, 1, 390.
» , parson of Carleton, 9, 506.
, ....... parson of Ringwood, 516.
Langelonde, Hugh de, 125, 201.
, , knt., 56, 59, 131, 450.
Langetoft. See Langtoft.
Langetoft, John de, 298.
Master John de, 291, 474, 582.
, Master Thomas de, 546.
Langeton, Langton, Heniy de, 194.
» , prebendary of Abbeville, 542.
, John de, 132, 565.
> 9 chamberlain of the Exchequer
of Dublin, 83.
» , parson of St. Peter's, Chiches-
ter, 66.
» , bishop of Chichester, 8, 279,
897, 402, 406, 464, 477, 528, 547.
f Nicholas de,497. See alos Langedon.
9 Richard son of Alan de, 441.
, Robert de, 406.
» prebendary of Hastings, 528,
542.
9 Walter de, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield, 561.
Langetwayt. See Langthwaite.
Langewath, co. Lincoln, 299.
Langford, prebendal manor belonging to Lin.
I coin oathednU^ 927.
672
GBNBBAL INDEX.
Langibrd — cont,
, CO. Essex, 46.
, Steeple, Stapel Langford, co. Wilts,
165.
Langham, oo. Rutland, 540.
, 00. Suffolk, 818, 4S9.
Langlejy Langele, Abbey, oo. Norfolk, S79.
, King's, Childer Langele, oo. Herts,
102, 195, 529.
, letters patent dated at, 65-79, 97, 1 16,
126, 128-182, 185, 166, 178, 829, 251,
254-256.
Langlej Marejs, co. Bucks, 55.
Langport, co. Somerset, 116.
Langrede, Isle of Wight See Landguard.
Langthwaite, Langetwayt, co. Toik, 869.
Langtoft, Langetoft, co. Lincoln, 298, 846.
, 00. York, 285.
Langton, Langeton, co. Dorset, 280.
, East and West, co. Leicester, 502.
, 00. Lincoln, 108.
Lansoj, Landissey [co. Monmouth], 476.
Lantedes, co. Cornwall, park of, 71.
Lanthony Abbey. See Llanthony.
Lantony, co. Gloucester, prior of, 244.
, William prior of, 90, 802, 506.
Lantrissan, Little [co. Monmouth], 476.
Lanuuas. See Llanfaes.
Lannm [Laneham, co. Notts ?], 159.
La Pole. See Poole.
Lapyn, John and William, 854.
Lara, lord of, 564.
Larblaster, Larblastier, Balph, 225.
, Richard, and his daughter Roberta, 225.
See also Arblaster.
Larcher, Adam, 157.
, Thomas, prior of the Hospital of^St.
John of Jerusalem, 101, 414.
Large, Thomas le, 56, 59, 131.
La Riole, in France, 98.
La Rye. See Rye.
Lasceles, John de, 524.
Lasey. See Lacy.
Lassemayn, Lessemayn, co. Salop, 258, 887.
Latcsowe, Adam, 575.
Lathum, 282.
, Richard de, 286.
, Thomas do, 186, 292, 854, 401.
Latoner, Adam and Hugh, 576.
Latour, John de, sheriff of Rue, 188.
Latton, William de, 141, 502.
Latymer, Elizabeth wife of William, 81.
, Thomas le, 144.
, William, 18,81, 890, 891, 444.
, of Tyrerington, 85.
Laughton en le Morthen, co. York, 84.
, prebend of. See York.
Laules, James, 801.
Launcelyn, Henry, lord of Poulton Launcelyn,
12.
LaunoestoD, Launceveton, oo. Cornwall, gaol
of, 184, 498, 587.
Laund Priory [co. Leicester], 51, 422, 522.
Lannde, John de la, reeve of Guernsey, 54.
, William de U, 126, 127, 129, 181,
183, 285, 296, 299, 887, 441, 580.
Launge, John, knt, and Joan his wife, 187.
Launneye, John de, 180.
Laurence, Dayid, 508.
, Gilbert son of Richard son of, de
Braunston, 555.
, Isabella, 468.
, John, de la More, 88, 115.
, Laurence son of, de Sancto Martino,
165.
, Nicholas, 887.
, Thomas, de la More, 88, 115.
, his wife Isabella, 88, 115.
Laute, Walter, 576.
Lavaine, co. Ponthieu, 819.
Layer, Little, Little Laufare, oo. Essex, 492.
Laverkestok, Ayice and Petron]lla,daughter8 of
Jordan de, 476.
Laverstocke, Laverkestok, co. Wilts, 484, 476.
Lawadeyne, in Wales, 881.
Lawford, Lalleford, co. Warwick, 896.
Laxton, co. Notts, 810, 888, 415.
Lay, John de, 19.
, , prebendary of Abbeville, 458.
, Nicholas de, prebendary of Abbe-
ville, 458.
Laybume, Robert de, 588.
Layner, Hugh, of Montgomery, 5.
, of Walcote, 488.
Laysdon, John son of Robert de, 570.
, Thomas son of Robert de, 575.
Laysdown, Laysdon, oo. Kent, 570, 575.
Laysthorp, John de, 876, 404, 468.
Lasenby, Lesingby, co. Cumberland, 258.
, Laysingby, co. York, 869.
Leade, Adam atte, 446.
Leadenham, Long, Ledenham, co. Lincoln,
108, 198, 228, 854, 855, 889.
Leake, Leek, co. Lincoln. 249.
Leatherhead, Ledred, co. Surrey, 89,208, 564.
Leaume, Alan de, 499, 502.
, , his sons John and Thomas, 499,
502. See aUo Heume.
Leaumes, Alan de, 8.
Le Bret, lord of, his yeoman, 811.
Lecamstede. See Leckhampstead.
Leche, Alice wife of John le, 883.
, Ralph le, 157.
Lechlade, co. Gloucester, 115, 208, 292.
Leek, 00. Lancaster, 554.
.Leckford, Lekford, co. Hants, 185.
Leckhampstead, Lecamstede, co. Bucks, 498,
499, 502.
Leckhampton, Lechampton, co. Gloster, 187.
Leckonfield, Lekyngfeld, co, York, 869.
Ledbetere, Richard le, and Agnes his wife,
571.
Ledbury, co. Hereford, hospital of St. Kath-
erine, 888.
, letters patent dated at, 871.
GENERAL INDEX.
678
Ledenhani. See Leadenham, Long.
Ledenham, John son of Bobert de, 855.
, Thomas de, 355.
Ledes. See Leeds.
Ledewiche» John de, 9, 839.
Lodred. See Leatherhead.
Ledred, Leddrede, Gilbert de, osoheator in
Lincoln, Northampton, and Rutland,
439, 464, 516, 585.
, Johnde, 71.
, Nicholas de, 114.
, , bailiff of Lewes, 815.
, Thomas de, 275.
Lee, OS.
, CO. Lincoln, 17.
Lee, Geoffrey atte, 259, 857.
, Geoffrey de la, 886, 887.
, John atte, 571, 578.
...» , Johnde U, SOI.
, John son of Bobert atte, 128.
, Bobert atte, 128, 168.
, Bobert de la, parson of Miiisterworth,
562.
...., , parson of Stanford, 276.
Leeds, Ledes» co. Kent, 5, 195, 854, 856, 529.
castle, 5, 123, 195, 529.
, constable of, 45.
, parker of, 161.
....»...., warrenei' of, 45.
, priory oT. i, 68.
.......... prior of, 26.
, CO. York, 886,
Leek, co. Stafford, 562.
, CO. York, 88, 814.
Leek, Thomar de, 483.
Leger, Bichard, 481.
Leget, Simon, 178.
Legh, 824. See also Leigh.
Legh, Leghe, Gilbert de la, 121.
, John «tte, 570. 575.
, John ue, 80.
, , knt., 279.
, , of Ozibrd, 204.
, Bobert de, 204, 279.
, Thomas de, 204.
William de, 279.
Legham, 416.
LeghtOD, Tohn de, 198.
, Thomas de 204.
Leicester, Leycestre, 129, 292.
abbey, 848, 550.
, abbot of, 80.
, churoli ol St. Clement, 156.
, gaol of, 292.
» , delivery of, 486, 512.
, hospitol of St Leonard, 11, 156.
, St Mary, 105.
.......... letters patent dated at, 10-14, 16-19,
57, 278-275, 887, 888, 840-848, 866,
876.
•...*...., pontage at, 28.
U 65658.
Leicester— coji<.
county, 10, 188, 185, 186, 188, 189,
201, 206, 253, 287, 294, 295, 812, 843,
857, 379, 384, 895, 402, 418, 419, 487,
445, 469, 589.
, archdeacon of. See Fargis.
, commonalty of, 292.
» escheator of. See Peshale ; Emeys.
.......... sheriff o^ 57.
Leicester, earl of. See Monte Forte ; Lan-
caster.
Bobert earl of, 198.
Leicestre, William de. See Leycestre.
Leigh, Leygh, co. Gloucester, 18.
> Leghte, oo. Lancaster, 498.
•• West, CO. Lancaster, 578.
Leighton Boasard, Laghton Busard, co. Beds,
prebend of. See Lincoln.
Leinthal Starks, Leyntal Starkes, oo. Here-
ford, 836.
Leir, Leire, Leyre, co. Leicester, 584, 548.
Leising, Balph de, 4.
Lek, Laurence de, 495.
Leker, John le, 862.
Lekford. See Leckf ord.
Lekford, Bichard de, 135.
Lekyngfeld, Bichard de, 576.
Lellyngton, Peter de, 20, 178.
Lelom, Thomas de, yeoman of the archbishop
of York, 489.
Leneshothe, John son of Henry de, 168.
Len&unt, John, 187.
Lengleys, Lengleis, Lenglys, John, 281, 517.
, William, 8, 403, 488, 510, 515.
See aUo EngiejM,
Lenham, John de, keeper of St Mary's,
Ospriug, 425.
Lenne. See Lynn.
Lenne, Balph de, 68.
, Simon de, hermit, 372.
, Thonaas de, 425.
, William de, 359.
Le Noke, co. Hereford, 517.
Lenton Priory, oo. Notts, 159, 162, 410, 486,
566.
, hospital of St Anthony belongingto,
5, 842.
, prior of, 344. See a/so Arkto.
Lenton, John de, 232.
Leny, Philip, 154.
Leobory, William de, parson of Wonston, 86.
Leominster, Lemyustre, co. Hereford, 221.
, prioress and nuns of, 266.
, Leuominstre, eo. Sussex, 148.
Leonard, Adam, 54.
Lepyngton, Balph de, 517.
Leroedekene, John, 440, 505.
Lore, Bancus de, 99.
Leringsete. See Letheringsett
Leryngton, Dayid de, 210.
Les Bemes, co. Salop, 517, 526.
Lescapon, William de, prebendary of Dublin,29«
Xeaide, Matilda wife of John, 258.
u u
674
GENIffiAL INDEX.
I
r
^
r
Lesingbj. See Lazenby.
Leskerd, Leskirrit See LUkard.
Lesnes, Ljsnes, oo. Kent, 1.
Lespicer, John, 509.
, Stephen, 514.
Lesqoier, Gervase, 180.
Lessay, in Normandy, John abbot of Holy
Trinity, 809.
Lesfemayn. See Lassemayn.
Lestraonge, Le Strange, Alice wife of Ebnlo,
74, 118, 420.
, Bbalo,Eble, 86, 74, 113, 181, 246,
898, 297, 299, 848, 351, 420, 441, 466,
512.
John, 894, 297, 848, 572.
, Lady, 226, 580.
Lettormy, Hugh, parker of Qeobury Mortimer,
68.
, John, 199.
Le Symaghmactasyn in Ireland, 327.
Letcomb, Upledecoumbe, eo. Berks, 828, 843.
Lete, William, 58.
Letele abbey. See Netley.
Lethelefeld. See Littlefield.
Letheringsett, Leringsete, eo. Norfolk, 144.
Lethermouth, AdaDi, 577.
Letterston, Lettardston [eo. Pembroke], 881.
Letton, William de, 472.
Lenkenore. See Lewknor.
Leukenore, Ralph de, 494.
Leuominstre. See Leominster.
Levedy Chapman, John the, 576.
Leyelaunce, Thomas, 382.
Levenholm, William de, 378.
Levere, John son of John de, 498.
Lerersete, William de, 338, 562.
Leyerton, co. Lincoln, 152.
, Sonlh, 149.
Levynche, Hugh, 581.
Lewelyn ap Arthen, 233.
Lewes, co. Sussex, castle of, 458.
r« , murage at, 517.
, prior of, 447, 511. See also Jocellis.
M , rape of, 315.
Lewes, Thomas de, a hermit, 543.
, William de, 153.
Lewknor, Leukenore, co. Oxford, 65.
Lexham, West, co. Norfolk, 806.
Lexham, Edmund de, 306.
Lexington, William de, dean of Lincoln, 274.
Ley, Over and Nether [co. Hereford], 336.
Leyboum, licybum, Henry de, 42, 171, 289,
580.
••....••., John de, 58, 206, 294, 297, 321, 324,
348, 429.
, Nicholas, 276.
Leyceetre. See Leicester.
Leycettre, John de, 63, 131, 314.
M , , chamberlain of the Exchequer,
30, 43.
, , Bummonister of Exchequer of
Dublin, 107.
, Bobert de, 879.
Leycestre — cont,
, Thomas de, keeper of Cripplegate
hermitage, 14, 169.
, William de, ^7, 59, 312,357.
, , parson of Chinnor, 108.
, , chancellor of the see of Durham
during Yoidance, 473.
Leye, co. Rutland, 540.
Leye, Alina and Joan, daughters of Robert
de la, 514.
, John de, knt., 125.
, Nicholas de, 541.
, Robert de la, 514.
, William son of Robert de, 451.
Leygh, Isle of Wight, 811.
Leygh, William de, 8.
Leyghe, Robert de, 254.
Leygtone, Reginald de, parson of Staines, 510.
Leyham, Richard de, 540.
Leyr, Robert, 582.
Leyston, Robert de, 59.
Leyton, co. Essex, 160.
Lich', Master Aidan de, parson of Poulshot,
484.
Lichfield, CO. Sta£ford, 129, 201, 223, 409.
, bishop of. See Northburgh.
, cathedral church of St. Chad, 26.
, , dean of. See GafEy.
, , dean and chapter of, 290, 422.
, , prebend of Colewich in, 147.
, , prebend of Dasset in, 90.
, , prebend of Ecdeshall in, 47.
, , prebend of Freford in, 377.
, , prebend of Gaia Major in, 421.
, , prebend of Gaia Minor in, 118,
881, 486.
, prebend of Itchington Bishop's
in, 840.
, prebend of Sandiacre in, 118.
, , prebend of Stotfold in, 581.
, prebend of Weford in, 407.
, , precentor of, 840, 400.
, murage at 201.
, pavage at, 28.
, letters patent dated at, 150-158, 156.
, chapel of St. Mary, 223.
Liddel [co. Cumberland], lord of. See
Wake.
Liddiard, Lydeyerd, co. Wilts, 234.
, North, CO. Wilts, 802.
Liddington, Lydyngton, co. Rutland, 195.
Lidegat, John, engrosser in the Exchequer of
Dublin, 44.
Lideley, co. Salop, 148.
Lidford, Lydeford, castle, co. Devon, 540.
Lidle, Thomas, 854, 856.
Lieu, Robert, 288, 851.
Lifton, CO. Devon, 198, 872.
Lil bourne, Lillebum, co. Northants, 216.
Lilbnm, Lillebume, co. Northumberland, 444.
Lillebum, John de, 416.
Lilleehnrch, Hegham, Priory, oo. Kent, 87.
GENERAL INDEX.
675
Lilleshall Abbey [oo. Salop] » 163, 424.
Lillington, Lillynton, co. Warwick, 109, 396.
Lilljmg, Simon de, 59, 853.
Limbonme, Lymbergh, Joha dnke of, 87.
Limbrook, Lyngebrok, co. Hereford, 336.
, nunnery, 885.
Limbury, John de, 457.
Limerick, Lymerik, Castle, in Ireland, 88.
Limpenhoe, Limpinhowe, eo. Norfolk, 148.
Limpstone, Loneneston, oo. DeTon, 301, 434.
Lincoln city, 35, 43, 98, 121, 133, 152, 160,
183, 199, 212, 227, 249, 251, 258, 270,
291, 848, 898, 468, 496, 518, 544, 580.
, assise of bread and ale and weights
and measores in, 199.
, bailiffs of, 174, 442, 496.
, bishop of, 194, 409. See also
Borghersh ; Dalderby ; Sutton ;
Gravetend.
, castle, 196.
..., cathedral church of St. Mary, 6, 227,
257, 407, 491.
, , dean of. See Beek ; Wylughby ;
Mammesfeld ; Martivall ; Lexington.
, , dean and chapter of, 6, 160,
227, 274, 522, 567.
, ., prebend of Aylesbury in, 53.
, , prebend of Banbury in, 18,275,
837.
, , prebend of Brampton in, 872.
, , prebend of Carletou in, 17.
, , prebend of Carleton Ryashe
and Dalby in, 194, 409.
, , prebend of Castre in, 77, 102,
168, 538.
, , prebend of Dunham io, 149.
, , prebend of Famdon and Balder-
ton by Newark in, 248.
, , prebend of Greton in, 247.
, , prebend of Lafifoid in, 48.
.......... , prebend of Leighton Busiard
in, 65, 66, 254, 529.
, prebend of Long Stow in, 65,
263.
, , prebend of Milton in, 965.
prebend of Scamblesby and Melton
in, 6, 949.
, prebend of Satton in, 236.
, tnb^ean of, 927.
, , treasurer of . Sm Luda.
, , vicart choral of, 160.
, controller of customs in, 580.
, diocese of, 7, 15, 19, 24,26,39-41,
67, 69, 73, 75, 83, 88, 90, 97, 1U9, 120,
162, 165, 170, 171, 173, 188, 193, 223,
281, 233, 239, 940, 260, 278, 280, 309,
818, 396, 828, 388, 887, 849, 370, 875,
887, 406, 481, 488, 487, 458, 455, 465,
469, 488, 486-488, 491-498, 518, 584,
548, 569.
, friars of thn Sack in, 160.
*gaol, 156,491,560.
, , delirery of, 999, 511.
> mayor and commonalty of, 258.
Lincoln— con/.
, office of clerk of the markets in, 199.
, seal for recognisances of debts in, 43,
211.
, wool staple at, 362, 398, 403, 468,
518.
, letters patent dated at, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8,
139-141, 143-145, 149-162, 164, 170,
172, 173, 198-200, 215, 583, 541, 542,
544, 578.
, church of All Saints, Hundgate, 121.
, hospital of St Bartholomew without,
147, 557.
, hospital of Holy Innocents without,
119, 189,880,538.
, priory of St. Katherine without, 121,
149.
Lincoln county, 4, 9, 20, 22, 23, 47, 57, 76,
118, 133, 154, 183, 196, 198, 199, 204,
224, 249, 255, 270, 286, 298, 995, 297,
809, 812, 848, 871, 876, 882, 395, 410,
414, 418, 431, 441, 454, 508.
, archdeacon of. See Cameras Erdes-
leye.
, bailiff errant in, 162.
, escheator in. See Broun ; Ledrede.
, sheriff of, 162, 169, 880, 896, 452.
, under sheriff of, 270, 442, 496.
Lincoln, earl of. See hacy.
, Isabella wi& of William de, 878.
, John de, 43.
.., John son of Hamo de, 855.
, Richard de, 555.
, Robert de, 169.
, Thomas de, 60, 68, 288, 891, 444,574.
, William de, 373.
Lindby, Lyndeby, co. Notts, 195, 530.
lindsey, Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, 136, 357,
805, 495, 569.
Linslead, Lyndestede, co. Kent, 575.
Linton, Lynton, co. Hereford, 578.
, CO. York, 177.
, in Oraren, co. York, 872.
Lioun, Richard, warrener of Thormont in
Ponthieu, 309.
liro Abbey in Normandy, 86.
, abbot of, 10.
, , his proctor, 469.
, Robert abbot of, 210.
Lirlyng, oo. Norfolk, 314.
JJacj, Henry de, 471.
Lisewy, Liswy, Lysewy, Joan wife of Roger,
107.
» Roger, or Roger de, 23, 82, 107, 549,
567.
Lisienx, John bishop of, 384.
Liskard, Leskerd, Leskirrit, co. Cornwall, 58,
163, 348.
Lismore in Ireland, diocese of, 214, 492.
Litelbery. See Littelbuiy.
Litel Wattesone, Walter, 448.
Litester, Humphrey le, 579.
Lithom in Clyvelond, co. York, 464.
Litleton. ^e Littelton.
n n 2
676
GENEBAL INDEX.
Litlington, co. CiimbB, 477.
litlyngton, Simon de» 571.
Litljnton, Master Hiomas de, parson of
Harrow, 97.
Littel, John, Peter, and William, 389, 443,
444.
Littelburjr, Litelbery, Humphrey de, 204,
495.
Litteltou, Litelton, Matilda de, abbess of
WherweU, 483, 488.
, Thomas de, 478, 513.
, Master Wybert de, prebendary of
Exeter, 46, 77, 234, 428, 432.
, , prebendary of Wells and par-
son of Cheriton, 77,
Littlefield, Lethelefeld, hundred, co. Kent,
41.
Littlehampton, Hamptonet, co. Sussex, 106.
Little Laufare. See Laver.
Littlemore, co. Oxon, 194.
, priory, 319.
Little Bobyn, Robert, 577.
Little Stannemere. See Stanmore.
Little Stirkeland. See Strickland.
Little Sumbume. See Somboume.
Liverpool, Liverpole, Liverpull, co. Lancaster,
441.
, parage at, 396.
Liverpull, John son of William de, 152.
Llanbadam Vawr, Lampadenraur, co. Cardi-
gan, 566.
Llandttff cathedral, 194, 453.
, diocese, 280, 368,373, 489.
Llandegfydd, Landegewyth [co. Monmouth],
476.
Llandewy Trefdencheg, 162, 864.
Llanfaes, Lanuuas, Lammays, co. Anglesea,
107, 488.
Llangathen, Langathen, co. Carmarthen, 425.
Llangwm, Llancom [co. Monmonth], 476.
Llanthony, Lanthony, co. Monmouth, John
prior of, 108, 232, 373, 542.
, priory of, 225, 266.
Llanvayrellyu, in the diocese of St. Davids,
church of, 272.
Llanwaynard, in Wales, 280, 439.
Llanwetherin [co. Brecon], 368, 378.
Lochmaben, Loghmaban, castle [co. Dum-
fries], constable of, 548.
Load, Lode, co. Somerset, 130.
Lobbenham, 502.
Lockeriey, Lokerle, Lokerlegh, co. Hants,
107, 542.
Locking, co. Somerset, 154.
Lockington, Lokynton, co. Leicester, 550.
,co. York, 254, 869.
Lodbroke. See Ladbrooke.
Loddingtop, Lodyngton, co. Leicester, 522.
Lodegersale, Henry de, 562. See alto
Luttegarshale.
Lodelawe, Lodelowe. See Ludlow.
Lodelowe, John de, monk of Bermondsey,
832.
, Laurence de, knt., 808.
Lodelowe — con t,
, Master Nicholas de, dean of St.
Mary's, Shrewsbury, 181, 869.
.., Walter de, 538.
Loders, co. Dorset* 116, 896.
Lodewyk, William de, 244.
Lodne, Roger de, 88.
Lodynton, Lodyngton. 105, 171.
Lofthonse, [co. York], 521.
, Thomas, parson of, 521.
, North, 521.
Loghen, co. Cornwall. 207.
Loghmaban. See Lochmaben.
Loghmaban, Willian de, 496.
Lok, John, vicar of LilUngton, 896.
Lokerlegh. See Lockeriey.
Loksymth, Geoffrey le, 581.
Lokynton, Elias de, 576.
Lollesdenne, Walter de, 446.
Lol worth, LoUeworth [co. Cambs], Robert
parson of, 348.
lx>mbardy, 270.
Lo Mulne, Margaret of the, 109.
London, 8, 17, 22, 28, 30, 35, 87, 39, 41, 45,
48, 50, 53, 60, 66, 67, 70, 77, 87,
113, 116, 127, 143, 153, 157, 164, 185,
187, 208, 211, 217, 221, 225, 228, 230,
234, 238, 245, 246, 250, 257, 271, 282,
283, 317, 320, 321, 830, 881, 838, 844,
858, 859, 365, 379, 888, 892, 399, 402,
403, 405, 411, 414, 421, 482, 455, 468,
468, 472, 476, 477, 509, 510, 51S.
518, 519, 523. 534, 586, 589, 540, 546,
547, 555, 559, 569, 574, 576.
, archdeacon of 414. See also Fodio
Barzaco.
, bishop of, 886, 581. See also QtHre'
send.
, bridge, keepers of, 118.
,crutchedfriars of, 41, 49, 197, 228,416.
, curator of wines in, 255.
, customs of, 28,36,228, 888, 845, 481,
435.
, , controller of, 38, 36, 119,
877, 398.
, , Serjeant of, 80, 880, 896.
, diocese of, 12, 24, 84, 90, 97, 102,
106, 171, 180, 248, 256, 265, 274, 276,
805, 317, 832, 406, 468, 475, 482, 582.
, disorderly behaviour of members of
the misteries, 86.
, friars minors of, 58,
, goldsmiths of, 4.
, letterb patent dated at, 166, 167, 170,
192.
, liberties of, 66, 68.
, mayor of. See Pulteney.
, mayor and commonalty of, 32.
, mayor and sheriffs of, 86, 78, 290,
841, 896, 524, 589.
, pesage of wools in, 384, 402, 486.
,port of, 77, 146, 196, 257,818,884,
338, 434.
, seal of recognisances of debts in, 405.
...^...., sheriffs of, 57, 169, 201 271, 818,442.
GENEBAL INDEX.
677
JiOndon^r-conU
, ^heriifg and coroners of, 157» 2S7.
, standard of weights in, 417.
, wool staple, 362.
London, places in and near ;
, church of All Hallows, Bread Street,
208.
, Clerkenwell, prioress of, 70.
, Cordwainer Street, 245, 539.
, Domus Converaorum, 82, 341.
, hermitage of Oripplegate, 14, 59, 169,
283.
.......... Eastcheap, 546.
, Elsing Spital, 49, 173.
, Fleet Street, 228,232.
, Friday Street, 524.
, Ualiwell, prioress of, 589.
, priory of Holy Trinity, 120, 121, 128,
364.
» , prior of. SeePoleye; Hereon.
••• , La Brokenseld in Cheapside, 478.?
, La Beole, 37.
, Le Bas Coart in Cripplegate, 73, 106.
, Mint, 86, 97.
•■..••..a, ...•.•, assay er or, 97.
, , changer in, 98.
, , keeper of, 97.
, Newgate gaol, 442.
> deliveries of, 113, 117,250,320.
, New Temple, 873.
, Queenhithe, 540.
, priory of St. Bartholomew, Smithfleld,
18. 22, 75, 195.
, parish or St. Benet Fink, 280.
, St. Bride's, 232.
, St. Clement's, by Candlewick
Street, 245.
, church of St. Dunstan in the West, 12.
St. Gregory, John parson of chnrch
of, 278.
, St. Helen's, prioress and nuns of, 40.
• hospital of St Katherine without the
Tower, 814.
, St. Lawrence Lane, in Candlewick
Street, 282.
parish of St. Leonard's, Eastcheap,
245.
church of St. Magnus, 68, 265.
, parish of St. Margaret's, Bridge Street,
68.
, chapel of St. Martin*s le Grand, pre-
bend of Keton in, 210.
, parish o" St. Bfartln's Cigar, 282.
chnreh of St. Martin's, Outwich, 280.
, parish of St Biary's, Abohuroh, 281.
hospital of St. Mary Aldermanbory,
197, 589.
St Mary Bethlehem, 84, 107.
priory of St Mary without Biihopifgate,
179,541.
...., Roger prior of, 27.
* ohnroh of St. Matthew, Friday Street,
491.
London — cont.
, parish of St. Iiffichael's Patemoster,245.
St Mildred's, Bread Street, 215.
, St Nicholas atteShambles, 22,118.
, cathedral chnrch of St Paul, 232.
, , almoner of. See Hadle.
, , dean and chapter of, 232, 477.
... . ..., , prebend of Caddington in, 100.
, , prebendof Finsbuiy in, 521, 531.
, , prebend of Mapesbnry in, 277.
, , prebend of Reculyerland in,
217, 244.
, , prebend of Snetiog in, 178.
, , treasurer of, 520, 531.
, parish of St. Sepulchre's without
Newgate, 18, 75.
, church of St. Thomas the Apostle, 22.
, hospital of St Thomas the Martyr of
Aeon, 9, 64, 438, 472.
, , Ralph master of, 233.
, Tower of, 15, 98, 121, 193.
, , artillier in, 515.
, , derk of works at, 44, 283, 488.
, , keeper of diet in, 52, 71, 530.
, , theft of jewels from, 51.
, , letters patent dated at, 257,
262-272, 289-291, 297.
, West Smithfleld, 24.
London, Edmund de, 80, 842.
, , parson of Swanscombe, 120.
, Master Edmund de, 66.
, , prebendary of Hastings, 380,464.
, Master Henry de, parson of Marsh,
28,42.
, Hildebrand de, 200, 201, 857, 501.
, John de, 365.
, Nicholas de, prebendary of Bridge-
north, 327.
, Walter de, 291, 327.
, , canon of Abbeyille, 24.
, prebendary of Bridgenorth,
172, 544.
, , prebendary of Hastings, 380, 464.
, , prebendary of Salisbury, 78.
, Master Walter de, parson of Hendon,
26.
, Waiiam de, 97.
, , burgess of Grantham, 384.
, .queen Fhilippa's tailor, harener
of Cornwall, 40.
Lonewade Bridge, oo. Norfolk, 266.
Long, Longe, John le, 87, 433.
, , parson of Spenithom, 76.
, Ralph le, 335.
Bichard le, 165.
, Uobertle, 581.
William le, 575.
Longdon, Langedon, oo. Worcester, 180, 548,
569.
Lougedon, John de, 47.
, Robert de, chief rider of Corse ohace,
87.
LoDgedon Dale [oo. Derby], forester of, 284.
678
GENERAL INDEX.
Loogeford, Thomas de, 278.
LoDgelaky Bichaid de, 12.
LoDgeneye, Alice wife of Walter de, 228.
...., Walter de, 19,837.
Longespe, Emmeline: 8, 515.
LoDgevillers, Lungvilers, Lungevillers,
Thomas, 287.
, Thomas de, 60, 136, 295,297,349,
355, 443, 445, 495,496, 562, 564.
, , d^uty keeper of Sherwood
forest, 445.
, , knt., 175.
Lonham, Ralph de, parson of I>ucklington,231.
LonljD, Alan, 448, 449.
Lonnewade, Hugh de, 122.
Lony, John, 431
Looe, CO. Cornwall, 166.
Looseharrow, Lusehergh, hundred, oo. Dorset,
241.
Lopene, co. Somerset, 180.
Lopham, Thomas de, 252.
Lopholm, CO. Lincoln, 520.
Lopice, Peter, 87.
Lorel, Gilbert, 185, 189.
Lorenge, Eustace de, 202.
Lorimer, Hugh le, coroner of Holdemess, 64.
Lomairs, Geoffrey, 559.
Loryng, Hugh le, parson of Tatchbrook, 322.
Los^ count of, 7.
Lostwithiel, co. Cornwall, 166.
Lothier, Lotheryng, Lower Lorraine, John
duke of, 87.
Lothingland, Ludynglond, Lothyglond, co.
Sufiblk, half-hundred of, 125, 404, 501.
Loton, CO. Salop, 541.
Louches, Richard de, 384.
Louderthorpe, William de, knight, 278.
Loudham, Godfrey de, 408.
, John de, and Joan his wife, 408.
, , sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
188.
Louecock, Walter, 48.
Louersale. See Loversall.
Loughborough, Lughtebnrgh, Lutteburgh, co.
Leicester, 125, 127, 283, 812.
Louis IX., king of France, 124.
Lound, CO. Notts, 496.
[co. Suffolk], Stephen parson of, 148,
518.
Lound, Master Adam de, 370.
Lourbotell, co. Northumberland, 13, 158, 222.
Louthorp. See Lowthrop.
Louteburgh, John de, parson of Newenton,278.
Louth [co. Lincoln], 16, 375.
Park, CO. Lincoln, abbot of, 115, 896,
509.
Louthe, Louth, Richard de, 576.
, Thomas de, 127, 128, 181, 185, ;42,
204-206, 219.
, , chief Justice of the King's
Bench of Ireland, 226, 892, 568.
Louther, Louthre, Hugh de, 105, 252.
, knt, 104, 105.
Louther — cotU,
, John de, esoheator beyond Trent,
309, 822, 323.
, , escheator in the counties of
York, Northumberland, Cumberland
aud Westmoreland, 407, 442, 475, 506,
509, 521, 524.
, Margaret wife of Hugh de, 252.
, Robert de, and Thomas de, 105.
Louthre. See Lowther.
Louvain, 87.
Louwyk. See Lowick.
Louwystoft See Lowestoft.
Lovayn, Lovaygue, Thomas, 293.
, Thomas de, 238, 239.
Lovedai, John, 214.
, John son of William, 502.
LoYekyn, Edward, 205.
, John, 205, 444.
, , his senrant William, 205.
, Richard, 205.
, , his servant William, 205.
Loyel, Lovell, Gilbert, canon of Salisbury,
350.
, Master Gilbert, parson of Titchmarsh*
24.
, Master J., 438.
, John, 24, 90,488, 436, 453, 469, 556.
, John son of John, 75.
, Richard, 56, 59, 60, 131, 187,201,
237, 284, 287, 288, 294, 349, 351, 497.
, , knt, 503.
, Thomas, 556.
, William, 40, 126, 498.
, , sheriff of Northampton, 605.
Lovelaunce, Thomas, 156.
Loveny, Richard de, parson of Newton
Valence, 174.
, Walter de, and Joan his wife, 809,
489.
Loveraz, Stephen, 480, 542.
, William, 480.
Loverioh, Loveryk, William, 70, 78, 166.
Loversall, Louersale, co. York, 869.
Loveryk. See Loverich.
Lovet, Robert, parson of Ashwell, and John
his brother, 148.
Lowe, Nicholas le, 325.
Loweder, Robert de, knt., 361.
Lowestoft, Louwystoft, co. Suffolk, 564.
, constable of, 501.
Lowick, Louwyk, co. Northumberland, 462.
Lowther, Louthre, co. Westmorehind, 252.
Lowthrop, Louthorp, co. York, 385, 418.
, ordinance for church of, 426.
Lowys, John, 890.
Lucas, Adam, 125, 201, 286, 295, 298, 857,
358, 572.
••• , Eustace, 446.
, John son of Edmund, 888.
, Philip, 68.
, Walter, 175.
.William, 128.
GENERAL INDEX.
679
Lucca, in Italy, 89, 64.
Luoebj, John de, 560.
Lucerne, Thomas abbot of, 308.
Luohen, Geoffrey de, canon of Abbeville,
466.
Lucberon, Hugh and John, 434.
Luco, Master Thomas de, canon of Salisbury,
484.
Luco Bono, John de, parson of Bentworth,
70.
Lucy, Anthony de, 340, 415, 438, 499, 512,
522.
, , justiciary of Lreland, 80, 82, 88,
87, 104, 105, 135, 180, 220, 226, 227,
232, 245, 261, 305, 814.
, Henry de, 191.
, Isabella wife of John son of, and
John her son, 301.
, John 128.
, Robert de, 288, 850, 851.
, Robert son of John de, 249.
, Thomas de., «nt, 493.
, Walter son of, de Meriet, 490.
Luda, Roger de, 15, 17, 571.
, , Joan his wife, 15, 17.
, Thomas de, 15.
, , treasurer of Lincoln cathedral,
15, 17.
See also Louthe.
Luddington, Ludyngton, co. Lincoln, 508.
, Lodynton, co. Warwick, 826.
Lude, John de la, 579.
Ludgershall, Lutgershale, co. Wilts, 875.
, letters patent dated at, 214.
Ludford, John ue, 270.
Ludlow, Lodelowe, Lodelawe, co. Salop, 159,
156, 275.
castle, 13.
Ludynglond. See Lothingland.
Ludynton, Ludyngton, John de, 586.
Peter de, 112, 298, 812, 846, 854.
, Richard sor of Nicholas de, 508.
Richard son of William de, 50i^.
Luff, Robert and Simon, i98.
Luffbnham, Master Robert de, archdeacon of
Salisbury, 18.
Luffenham, North [co. Rutland], 276, 516.
Luffwick, Luffewyk, co. Northants, 316.
Lufwik, Robert de, 499.
Lugfatburgh. See Loughborough.
Lugwardyn, Master John de, 280.
Luk', Master Thomas de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 97, 98.
Lukeii, John son of Hamo, 117.
Lukes, James de, 564.
Lulleman, Adam and John, 575.
Lumbard, Peter, 579.
, Richard, 88.
, Thomas, 579.
Lumbekyn, Godfrey, parson of Rendlesham,
541.
Lumpe, John son of Reginald, 491.
Luna, Richard de, 826.
Lund [co, York], 510.
Lund, Lunde, John de, 575.
, Peter de, 381.
, Ralph de, 400.
, Thomas de, 575.
, , the elder, 576.
, Thomas eon of John de, 576.
, William de, 199.
Lundalthorpe, William de, 495.
Lundy Island, 864.
Lune riTcr, co. Lancaster, 4.
Luneneston. See limpstone.
Lungevill, John de, and Margaret his wife,
508.
Lungevillers. See Longevillers.
Luppit, Luveputte, co. Devon, 568.
Lusebergh. See Loosebarrow.
Lusk, Losk, CO. Dublin, prebend of. See
Dublin.
Lusteshull, John de, and Cicely his wife,
479.
Luston, CO. Hereford, 221.
Luterel, QeaSrej, 186.
, Master John, prebendary of Tofk,
568.
, Robert, 125, 404.
Lutgershale. See Ludgershall.
Luton, CO. Beds, 965.
Luton, William de, 441.
Lntryngton, Richard de, 513.
Lntteburgh. See Loughborough.
Lnttegarshale, Henry de, 240, 302.
Lutterworth [co. Leicester], letters patent
dated at, 14.
Lutterworth, Richard de, 566.
Lutulton, William de, 9.
Lutyngton [Luddington ?], oo. Hunts, 5.
Luveputte. See Luppit.
Lnythe, John de, 198.
Lydgate, John, engrosser in theSzehequer
of Dublin, 594.
Lydynton, Simon de, 509.
Lye, 985.
[We«tburyleigh?],oo.Wihs,«l.
Lyly, John, 889.
Lym, 937, 800, 854. See o^ Lyme Regis.
Lym, Henry de, and PeCronilla hit wife,
47.
Lymbeigh. Se4 Limbourg.
Lymbergh, Adam de, 178, 840.
, , chancellor of IrelaDd, 88, 8i,
87, 108, 185, 969, 804, 568.
collector of Papal duet in
Ireland, 101. 828.
, Tbomaa de, 252.
, William de, 819, 820, 898.
, , parson of Hinton, 87, 869,
804.
Lyme, Henry de, 174.
, Thomas de, 576.
Lymere, William, 880.
SENEBAL INDEX.
Lytae Begu, L7111, eo. Donet, ISS, 196, 1>T.
prebend of. See Smlubair-
LnungUm, hjajntoo, co. HbiiU, IM, 436,
SM.
Lympcsbowe, John de, 397.
LympTii. William, 84S.
LjmdU.JahD, 44S.
, nioniM.446 &70, B75.
I-Tiide, John de la, 08.
, Boger, 1T«.
Lyndebj. See Lindby.
Lrndelaj, William de, 314.
X^rodeMje. Sw LindMy.
Lyndcaeye, WiUtMn de, 344, 543.
lyuderiede, 1S9.
eo. Kent. See Linitead.
Lyndfaont, eo. Haott, 55, 139, 408.
Lyndlowe, Matthew de, STS.
LyodoD, CO. Botland, 513.
LyiHlTBper, Alica danghter of GeoBcey le,
Lynfbnl. Bichaid de, 205.
Lyng, eo. Norfolk, 579.
I^ngebrok. Ste Limbrook.
I^ngice* Oianga in Lindaey, Co. Lincoln,
246.
Lynn, fbhop'e Lynn, Lenne, 00. Norfolk, 77,
116, 119, IM, 153, 196, 197, 257, 272,
279, SOa, 304, 339, 972, 420, 421, 424,
426, 429, 431, 434, 445, 546.
, cuitomt of, 228, 898, 545.
lettere patent dated nt, 149, 161.
North, CO. Norfolk, 107.
cbnrch of St. Edmimd, 153,
859.
, , Boger pmon of. 108.
Lynne, Tbomaa son of Henry de, 204.
Lynitcd, Kchard de, «nd his brothet Kchard,
4.W.
Lynton. Set Linton.
Lynton, Nicholaa and Bobcrt mm of William
de, 57S.
, Blchard de, 387.
Lyons, William, 283.
Lyoon, John, and Alice hii wife, 549,
LyonnB, Bdrnnnd de, 18, 3S8.
, John de, 580.
, Biohard de, 285.
Lyrpyn, Bicbard, 427.
LyMU, John de, 466, 4G2.
Lyinee. See Lesnst.
Lyrterglyn, 807.
Ljfton, John de, knt, 26.
Lyewyry [00. Monmoolh], 476.
Lytti. 369.
Lyrelt, Bliai. 505.
Mabbe, Waller, ITT.
HabeU Henry wn irf, 132.
, John Bon of, 356.
Mabeltborpe, Malberthotpe, eo. linooln, 447,
448.
Macclesfeld, Uaketfeld, John de, 281. S4S,
329, 525. 572.
HaedMfield, Uakletfeld. Mahwifrld. eo.
Cherta, 170,195,580.
parker of, 119.
Hachinn-, Peter, US.
HachoQQ, John, 448.
SeeMazetock.
Hocy, F^er, 429.
Madawe, Hngb, 69.
Haddeltre, Jchn de. 47.
M.,iiTh.n cairtle, 94.
Madoc ap Lewelyn de Eedewyk, 43.
, John Mm of, de Tateburgh, 119.
Madok ap Thiewelyn, 61.
ap Yarwortb, 127.
Biehard, 134.
Uael, John,::o9.
Maelo. Saeme^ MailleneisDA, co. Flint, 36.
Maente, John de. 111.
Maghfold. See Mayfidd.
Magna Carta, 542.
Magnam, Baldwin ds, 656.
Magne, Jotin da, and Tbomai de, 101.
Mahen, Bobert, 574.
Haidenbead, BUydenbethe [co. Berks],
poutage at, 49, 586.
Maidenetan, Tboma* de, rioar of Cn^oD, 81.
Haidatone, Maidenitane, Maydeitan, Hayden-
■toue. CO. Kent, 380.
, friars miuOTB of, 113.
gaol delivery at, 143.
, hospital, 508.
UulgoD, Beee, 465.
Mailloneiuiek. See Maelor Saesncg.
Mainceatre. Se -. Manchester.
Maintenance. 573.
Mairinhaco, Hayrinbaco, Bsnard or Berand
de, 9, 100, 566. 5e> aUo Mariuak.
Maitter, Henry le, 34S.
Makdoweil, Dnugall, and Margaret Ui wif^
69.
Makefeld, 468.
Maketel, Hugh, 355.
Makcseye, William son of Bela de, 277.
Makeafeld. 5m Maeelesfleld.
Makeefdd, John de. 5w Haoeleifeld.
Makeetoke. See Maxttock.
Malahide, Molaghide, in Ii«land. 4S6.
Malberthorpe. Ses Mablethorpe.
Malberthoipe, Bobert de, joitioe of the Com-
mon Bench, 43, 65, 83, 125, 126, 127>
189,181,138,131,197,285.
jtwtiee of the Sng's Beneh, SO
GENERAL INDEX.
681
Malbys, Jobn son of Boger, 576.
, William, 676.
Maldeo, Bialdon, oo. Beds, 887.
Maldon, oo. Essex, 496.
Maldon, Bichard, 205.
Malebranobe, Thomas, 152.
Malessores, William son of John le, 368.
Malet, Baldwin, 357.
Malmesborj Abbey, co. Wilts, 38, 120, 152,
175, 225, 226, 580.
Malmesbnry, John de, 489.
Malmeton. See Manton.
Malo Laoa, John de, 180, 869.
, Peter de, the elder, 180, 869.
, , the younger, 180, 369, 579.
, , , Margaret his wife, 869.
» , le quart, 262.
, , le quynt, and Margaret his
wife, 262.
, Bobert de, 369.
See abo Manley ; Moriey.
Malore, Mai^garet wife of Bichard, 239.
Malteby, 108, 579.
Malteby, John de, knt., 579.
, , hit priest Balph, 579.
, Bobort son of John de, 579.
Malton, New Bialton [co. York], letters
patent dated at, 544, 546.
, pontage at, 809.
Malton, Henry de, and Maigaret his wife,
59.
, John de, 60, 85, 578, 580.
, Bobertde, 126.
, Thomas de, his man Bichard, 496.
Malyem Chaoe [co. Worcester], 870, 450.
MalTern, Little, oo. Worcester, Hugh prior of,
8,805.
, ....... prior and conTent of, 871.
Malreme, Henry de, 577.
Malyn, Nicholas, 109.
Mammeoestre. See Manchester.
Mammeafeld. See Mansfield.
Mammesfeld, Henry de, dean of Lincoln, 6.
, Thomas de, 541.
Man, Isle of, 464.
Man, James la, 251.
, John le, 582.
, Bichard le, 180.
Manby, John de, 575.
, , theyonnger, 579.
Manchester, Mammeoestre, 00. Lancaster, 49,
149, 498.
Manderill, William, 496.
Manerbire. See Manorbeer.
Manors, John de, 189.
, Bobert de, 261, 468.
Manesargh, John de, 227.
Manfrays, Thomas, 889.
Mangot, John son or Simon, 468.
Manneby, Peter ton of William de, 496.
Manny, Walter de, 96, 459, 478.
Manny, Walter de— €oiil.
» Serjeant of the king's marshalsea,
179.
Manoirs, Bobert de, 890, 528.
Man<Mrbeer, Maynerbir, Bianerbire, co. Pem-
broke, 67.
, castle, 199, 286.
Bfanifleld, Mammesfeld, co. Notts, 195, 328,
413, 580.
Woodhouse, Mammesfeld Wodehoos,
CO. Notts, 551.
Manshipe, John, 252.
Manso, John de, prebendary of London, 100.
Mantel, Bobert and Thomas, 199,
Manthorpe, William de, parson of Cotton, 481.
Manton, Malmeton, co. Lincoln, 354.
Mansonn, John le, 60.
Maol, Nicholas, 219.
Maperton, Thomas de, 130.
Mapesbury, co. Middlesex, prebend of« See
London.
Mapledurham, Mapeldorham, co. Hants, 166.
Mapledurwell, Mi^tledorewell, co. Hants, 842,
877, 462.
Mappowder, Maupoudre, co. Dorset, Hilde-
brand and Bichard, parsons of, 14.
Mar, Donenald, earl of, 183.
March, earl of. See Mortno Mari; Dnn-
barre.
March, Walter^ 123.
, William, 56, 352, 854.
, William del, 514.
Marohant, James, and Isabella his wife, 216.
Marehaunt, John, 129, 184.
, Boger, 570.
Marche, John, 211.
, Balph de la, 478.
, Boger de la, 277.
, Thomas de la, 820.
, Master William de la, 817.
, , king's oook, crier of the King's
Bench, 36.
Marohington, co. Staffbrd, 205.
Marohis, Peter, Boger. and William, 229,
Marole, John de, 282,
Mardefeld, John de, 182.
Mardefield, co. Leioester, 544.
, Tardefeld, South, co. Leioester, 644.
Marden, Mawardyn, Manrdyn, eo. Hereford,
128, 145, 417.
Merdenne, hnndred, oo. Kent, 888.
, Mereden, co. Wilts, 196, 530.
Mare, Henxy de la, 85, 544.
, John de la, 42.
, Peter de la, 294, 896, 456.
William de la, 500.
, , parson of Ferriby, 186.
Mai«ni, Master Bichard, parseo of Knoel, 160.
SeeaUo Mamy.
Mareny, Hugh de, parson of Norton, 115.
Biarescallus, Walter, eari of Pembroke, 67.
, William, earl of Pembroke, and
Isabella his wife, 67.
682
OENEBAL INDEX.
Marecchal, Maresbal, Marcbal, Anselm, or An-
06lm le, 188, 298» 296, 858.
, John, of Baroby, 358, 440.
, of Maldon, 496.
, , of Scarborough, 395.
,Jobo le, sheriff of Bedford and
Buckingham, 62.
, , of Searborongh, 866.
, , of Tbriplow, 448.
, Laurence, 139, 574.
, Reginald le, 391.
, Kobert le, 252, 354, 356.
...., Roger, 390.
, Roger le, 357.
Thomatfle, 125.
, WiUiam le, 51, 352, 400, 419, 576.
Master William le, 249.
WUliam son of WiUiam le, 576.
Mareyi, Hugh le, 75.
Margaret, queen of Edward I., 40, 184, 332,
365.
Margaret, Stephen son of, de Redham, 123.
, Thomas son of, 881.
, , de Skeryngton, 284.
Walter son of, de Skcryngton, 284.
Margarete, John, 887.
Margaiwtting, Yengemergerete, co, Essex, 148.
Margate, Margate, co. Kent, 286.
Marie, Peter, proctor of Fecamp abbey, 541.
Marinak, Bernard de, dean of St. Carentoc,
549. See alto Mairinhaco.
Maring, 458.
Marinston, in IreUnd, 888.
Mahsco, Edward de, and Bametta his wife,
192.
..., John de, 568.
, Richard de, 568.
Thomas de, 568.
Markaunt, William, 407.
Markby, oo. Lincoln, prior and convent of,
408.
Market Overton [co. Rutland], 421.
Marketon, Henry de, 205.
, John de, 291.
Markets, grants of, 72, 192.
Markeward, Thomas, 228.
Markham, Hugh de, 511.
Maridey, Great [Much Marole,co. Hereford ?],
581.
Markyate, oo. Herts, prioress of, 567.
Marlborough, Marlebergh, co. Wilts, 55, 522,
572.
, castle, 55.
, , constable of, 522.
. .., letters patent dated at, 187, 198, 206,
207, 210-215, 217, 218, 470, 471, 474,
476-482, 484, 486, 487, 496, 508-505,
576.
, Neuburystrete by, 522.
, priory of St. Margaret by, 522.
Marlebergh, Thomas de. 812, 849.
Marlow, Merelawe, co. Bucks, prioress of, 179.
, Great, 275.
Marmoutier-lez-Tonrs, in Firanee, Simon
abbot of, 511.
Marmyon, Marmion, John, 202, 294, 856,
886, 889.
Philip, 208.
, William, knt., 143, 571.
Mamy, Richard de, parson of Knouwell
Magna, 170. See also ^tarenL
Marrete, Richard, 569.
Marscal, Roger, 205.
Marsh, Mersh, Mersshe, co. Lincoln, 26, 28,
42.
Merssh, co. Norfolk, 64.
Marsham, Arnold de, 490.
Marshland, Mershland, Mersland, co. Norfolk,
126, 140, 144, 498.
, Merskland, co. York, 181.
, , Foxholedike in, 130.
Marsopini, Marspyne, Fantoun, parson of
Ibstoke, 194, 889.
, John, 194,420.
, , lus son Laurence, 194.
, Laurence, 889.
Marston, Blerston, co. Lincoln, 20, 82, 811.
, CO. Warwick, 490.'
, CO. York, 572.
Marston, North, Northmershton, oo. Bucks,
567.
Meysy, Merston Moysy, co. Wilts,
165, 166, 268, 866.
Marsworth, Messeworth, co. Bucks, 96.
Martel, Elias, 76.
Hugh, 848.
, William, 385.
, , prior of GoldcUff, 244,406.
Marteny, William de, 563.
Martin, Master David, bishop of St. Davids,
381.
Martinsley, Martinesle, hundred, co. Rutland,
540.
Martivall, Roger de, dean of lincoln, 227.
, , bishop of Salisbury, 41.
Martock, Mertok, co. Somerset, 130, 197, 287,
800, 854.
Marton [co. Westmoreland], 46.
, CO. York, 521.
, prior and convent of, 374.
Marton, John de, 438, 564.
, Robert de, vicar of Hessle, and of
Holy Trinity, HuU, 156.
, Wiotus son of William de, 121.
Martyn, Gilbert, 354, 856.
, John, 139, 298, 850, 571, 574.
, Peter, 570.
, Reginald, 509.
, Richard, 257. 854, 856.
, Robert, 571.
, Simon, 854.
, Walter, 428.
, William, his wife. 585.
Mary, daughter of Edward L, nun of Ames-
bury, 819, 820, 894. See aUo Aum-
bresbury.
GENERAL INDEX.
683
Maryner, Walter le, 544.
Mas, Thomas le, 135.
Mascy, John and Roger, 139, 574.
Masham, co. York, 59, 353.
prehend of. See York.
Masham, William de, and his brother Robert,
261.
Masinton, William de, 829.
Masonn, Robert le, 139.
, , William his brother, 139.
Massingham [co. Norfolk?], 556.
Masson, Nicholas le, 23.
Massyngberd, Alan de, 496.
Massyngham, Geoifrey de, 257.
John de, 808, 429, 431.
Masyngton, William de, 42.
Matfeu, West, CO. Northumberland, 51.
Matheme, Richard de, vicar of Hawksbory,
310.
Matilda, John son of William son of, de
Thome, 480.
, Robert son of, de Draxborgh, 487.
, William son of, 381.
Mattesdon, Thomas de, 164.
, William de, 154, 164.
Matthew, Bartholomew son of, de Redham,
487.
, Robert son of, de Farnboum, 431.
, William son of, de Odyham, 69.
, , John son of, de Plnmlond,
438.
Mauderk, John, 449.
Maadayt, Maudut, Agues wife of John, 452.
, Bego, parson of Dean, 203.
, Gilbert, 525.
, John, 294, 296.
, , of Somerford, 452.
John son of Thomas, and his wife
Juliana, 315.
, Roger, 169.
, , sheriff of Northumberland,
415, 416.
, Thomas, 184, 257.
Maufe, Henry, and his wifb Joan, 187.
, Laurence, 187.
Mauger, Robert, 514.
Maukeseye, Geoffrey de, 569.
Maukomeys, Roger, 448.
Bfaule, Elena de, damsel of queen Philippa*8
chamber, 457, 461.
Mauleverer, John de, 344.
Mauley, Robert de, steward of Sherwood
forest, 164, 548. See also Malo Lacu ;
Morley.
Maunby, Agnes de, 126.
, Ralph de, 126.
Mannciple, Beatrice wife of Roger le, 502.
Roirer, 508.
, Roger le, 502.
Maundevill, Elizabeth wife of Henry de, 19,
844.
Henry de, 19, 135, 142, 844.
, John de, 886.
Maundeyill — eont,
, Richard, 571.
Maunsell, Isabella wife of John, 183.
,John, 18, 183, 190.
Maunt, John de, dean of St. Bnryan's, 538.
Maupas, Simon, 546.
Maupowdre. See Biappowder.
Maupoynt, Nicholas, 40.
Mauran, Peter, 429.
Maurepas, prebend of. See Hoetings.
Maurice, Thomas son of, de Berkele, 354.
Maury, Richard, 121.
, , abbot of Middleton, 123,
150.
Mautmyers, Agnes wife of John, 84, 89, 106,
120, 215, 263, 324.
.. , John, 66, 69, 73, 106, 116, 144, 159.
., keeper of Clarendon forest.
18, 538.
., the elder, 201.
., the younger, 329, 331, 376,
585.
Mawardyn. See Marden.
Maweger, Hugh, 463.
Maweson, Matthew and Richard, 59.
Maxewell, Eustace de, knt., 553.
Maxstoke, Makeetoke, Macstoke, co. Warwick,
181, 265, 296, 389.
May, John, 441.
Maydenhethe. See Maidenhead.
Maydenhethe, John de, 496.
Maydestan, Maydenstone. See Maidstone.
Mayel, Walter, 506.
Mayfield, Maghfeld, oo. Sussex, 891.
Maynaid, Gilbert, 291.
Maynena [co. Flint], 341.
Mayner, William and Beatrice hit wife, 502.
Maynerbir. See Manorbeer.
Maynor, Richard, 484.
Mayrinhaco. See Mairinhaco.
Mazon, Mazoun, Robert le, and his brother
William 574.
, Thomas son of William le, and his
brother Robert, 298.
Meare, Mere, co. Somerset, 251, 504.
Meath, in Ireland, serjeanty of, 107.
Moaux, Melsa co. York, abbey of, 117, 423,
446, 524.
, letters patent dated at, 881-888.
Medboum, Richard de, 71.
Medebury. See Modbory.
Medestede, Andrew de, 187, 237.
, Nicholas de, 166.
Medfbld, Roger de, butler of Elisabeth de
Bnrgo, 1.
Medrewe, Roger le, 128.
Meducrof), Nicholas de, 573.
Medway, the rirer, 70, 284, 542.
Meere, John de* 126.
MeesdoQ, Mesedon, co. Herts, 24.
Megheniskoyt, in North Wales, 142, 898.
684
GENERAL INDEX.
Meignill, Master Adam de, parson of Stoke
Talmage, 880.
, Cicely sister of Giles de, 460.
» Giles de» 460, 468.
, Hugh de, 460.
, Hugh brother of Giles de, 460.
, Joan wife of Hugh de, 460, 468.
See also Menill.
Meilers, Ralph, 262.
Meisham [Measham, co. Derby?], 395.
Meinwaryng, Joan de, prioress of Grace Dien,
88.
Mekan,.John, 508.
Mekhampstede, John de, 504.
Melboom, Meleboom, co. Cambs, 85, 887.
, CO. Derby, church of St. Michael,
185.
, Richard yicar of, 185.
Melbourne port See Milbome Port.
Melbnm, Mellebonm, Melbourn, John de,
18, 178, 227, 238.
, , clerk, 178.
, , parson of Great Bowden, and
prebendiuy of Salisbury and York,
466.
Melcheboume, Thomas de, 802, 889, 872,
420, 424.
, , his brother William, 872.
Melehet, William, 27.
Melcomb, Melecombe, c<i. Dorset, 146, 166,
196.
Melding, Meldyngg, co. Suffolk, 888, 442.
Meldreth, Melreth, co. Cambs., 887.
Meledone, Michael de, 227.
Melenyd, Meleneth, co. Radnor, 198.
, forest of, 71.
Meleward, John son of William le, 499. See
also Muleward.
Melford, co. Suffolk, 583.
Melford, John de, 8, 88, 98, 222, 580.
, Walter de, 260.
Melksham Forest, co. Wilts, 55.
Mellere, Gervase, 575.
Mellis, CO. Suffolk, 51.
Mello, Drogo de, 311, 822.
Mells, Stephen atte, 166.
Melmerby [co. Cumberland], 587.
Melreth. See Meldreth.
Melsa. See Meauz.
Melsa, Scolastica wife of Godfrey de, 4.
Melton, CO. Hunts, 128.
Mowbray, co. Leicester, 324.
, letters patent dated at, 162.
Melton, John de, 16, 37, 80, 842, 500.
, , controller of customs at Lin-
coln, 898, 580.
, Richard de, parson of Willoughby,
559.
, William de, 227.
, William de, archbishop of York, 121,
184, 142, 147, 170, 200, 220, 804, 818,
824, 858, 862, 871, 884, 408, 409, 426»
Melton— eofi/.
458, 468, 478, 482, 486, 489, 519, 543,
574, 575.
, ,, treasurer of the Exchequer,
20, 28, 96.
, , his larderer John, 862.
, , , Emma wife, and Richard
son of. 862.
Membury, co. Devon, 820.
Mepai, Money, co. Anglesea, commote of, 225,
271, 580.
Menethorp, Merethorpe [co. York], 510.
Menewys, co. Chester, 170.
Menill, Meignild, Meynill, Gerard de, 6.
, Hugh de, 186, 187.
, Nicholas de, 292, 849, 401, 412, 448.
iSee o/m Meignill.
Menstre. See Minster Lovel.
Menstreworth. See Minsterworth.
Menyngthorpe, Richard de, 252.
Meon, Moenes, co. Hants, 268.
, East, Estmunes, co. Hants, 78
Meonstoke, Munestok, co. Hants, 104.
Mepham, Simon de, archbishop of Canter-
bury, 89, 97, 116, 182, 150, 874,875,
391, 444, 446, 475, 480, 510, 539.
, Thomas de, 496.
, William de, rector of Cranbrook, 875.
Merbach, Hamo de, 164.
Mercer, Adam le, 165, 287, 800, 854.
, Henry le, 282, 802.
, John le, 576.
WiUiam le, 182,204.
Merclesden, Merchesden, Merklesdene,
Richard de, 150, 284, 499.
, , forester of Blackbumshire,
88, 64, 70, 199.
Mere, 871.
, CO. Somerset See Meare.
Mere, John atte, parson of Kington, 270.
, Mire, John de, 140, 179, 200, 201.
BCereden, oo. Wilts. See Marden.
Mereduk, Morgan son of, 160.
Merelawe. See Marlow.
Merethorpe. See Menethorp.
Merevale, co. Leicester, abbot o^ 149, 259,487.
Merewe, John de, 492.
Merewelirco. Hants], chapel of St. Stephen
and St Laurence, 165.
Mereworth [co. Kent], 27, 57, 865, 550, 581.
, James, parson of, 57. SeeaisoQo'
delsford.
Mereworth, John de, 27, 80, 57, 282, 365,
550, 580.
, , his wife Margery, 282.
, knt, 550, 581.
Peter de, 550.
Meriet, Walter de, chancellor of Exeter
cathedral, 480.
, Walter son of Lucy de, 490.
Meriete, Isabella wife of George, 114.
Merklesdene. See Merclesden.
Merlawe, Thomas de, 846, 847.
GENERAL INDEX.
686
Merle, Peter, 957.
Merlej, John de, 425, 542.
Merlond, Henry de, 135.
Merlyn, Geoffrey, 496.
Merpol, eo. DeTon, 29.
Merrinffton, West, eo. Durham, prebend of.
See Auckland.
Mersey, the riyer, oo. Lancaster, fishery in, 89.
Mersh, in Holdemess, co. York, 261, 490.
Mersh, Joan wife of John atte, 62.
Mersham, co. Kent, 491.
Mershton, 541.
Mershton, Robert de, 570.
Mershton Mejsy. See Marston Meysy.
Merskland, Mershland, Mersland. See
Marshland.
Merstham, co. Surrey, 477, 481.
Merston. See Marston.
, CO. Norfolk, 14.
Merston, John de, 286, 290, 293, 297, 299,
848, 854, 389, 441, 577, 578, 580.
, Richard de, 248.
, Robert son of Philip de, 18.
Thomas de, 578.
, William de, 199.
Mertok. See Martock.
Merton, Little, co. Lancaster, 72.
Merton, William de, 102.
Menryn, Henry, 448.
Merynton, John de, 389.
Meryton, John de, 447.
Mesedon. See Meesdon.
Messager, Gilbert le, 159.
, William le, 129.
Messeford, Richard de, panon of Blore, 853.
, , his groom Nicholas, 853.
Messejer, Roger le, 169.
Messenger, John, 200.
Messeworth. See Marsworth.
Messyngham, John de, 322.
Metham, Thomas de, 29, 57, 58.
Metheley, John de, 9.
Meurik, Gregory, 189, 574.
Meyeneth, oo. Cardigan, 190.
Mey, William, 831.
Meydenhethe. See Maidenhead.
Meykyn, John son of Robert, 446.
Thomas, and William, 446.
Meykys, Philip, 446.
Meynade, William, 429.
Meynill, Nicholas de. 5ee Menill.
Michel, John, 448.
, William, 513, 579.
Michelderre, John de, paraon of Stereoage,
106.
Miohelham, Muchelhani, co. Sussex, prior and
conTent of, 257, 581.
Michelmersh, co. Hants, 268.
Michham. See Mitoham.
Miekelham, John de, 272.
Mickleham, Mikkelham, oo. Surrey, 107* 872,
674.
lifickletoQ, Mikelton in Teesdale, co. York,
583.
Micol, Arnold, 465, 489.
, chief butler, 271, 428.
,his deputies, 77, 78, 108, 165,
166, 196, 197, 257, 819, 888, 392.
, , , auditors of their
accounts, 165, 172, 804, 322, 875,
886.
, Gailard, 429.
Middelmor, John de, 893.
Mddelneye, Ralph de, escheator in the counties
of Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall and
Devon, 488, 518, 524, 559, 567.
Middel Rouchecliff, oo. Lancaster, manor of,
888.
Middelton. See Middleton.
Middelton, Adam de, 85.
,. , parson of Marston, 572.
, Gilbert de, 465, 565.
, his mother Juliana, 565.
, Gilbert de, archdeacon of North-
ampton and prebendary of Salisbury,
20.
, Hugh de, 548.
, Joan de, 206.
, John de, 69, 278.
, Peter de, 61, 180, 141, 251, 266, 288,
284, 289, 293, 382, 411, 441, 519. 561,
564.
, Robert de, 277.
, , constable of Wigmore castle,
264.
, forester in Kedewynd, 52.
, , Serjeant of Went in South
Wales, 88.
, Roger son of WDliam de, 151.
, Thomas de, 106, 889.
, William de, 159.
> keeper of St. Leonard's,
Rishton, 420.
Middle, Mudle, co. Salop, 432.
Middleham, co. Durham, 189, 807.
Middle Rasen Drax, oo. Lincoln, John, vicar
of, 158.
Middlesex county, 137, 221, 286, 288, 298.
818, 815, 827, 857, 888, 888, 548, 546.
, archdeacon of. See Trussel ; Astele.
, escheator of. See Northo.
, sheriff of, 57, 407.
Middleton, Middelton, 370.
, CO. Dorset See Milton Abbas.
, CO. Kent. See Milton.
, 00. Norfolk, 447.
, CO. Northants, 115, 848.
, CO. Oxon, 81, 254.
CO. Salop, 404.
, CO. Westmorehuid, 418.
, CO. Wilts, 104, 156.
, Mydelton, co. York, 869, 667.
Middleton Ameys, oo. Wilts, 815.
» in Teesdale, co. Durham, 897, 486.
» Stoney, Midlyngton, oo. Oxon, 848.
628.
686
GENERAL INDEX.
Middlesoy, Sowy [co. Someniet], 502.
Midhunt, 24, 241, 265, 278.
Midlyngton. See MiddletOD, Stoney.
Mikelham, John sou of Gilbert de, 107.
, John son of John de, 107.
Mikkelham. See Mickleham.
MOborne Port, Melboumeport, co. Somerset,
rents of assize of, 114.
Milby, Mildeby, co. York, 525.
Mildenhale, Geffrey de, marshal of the king's
haU, 216.
, Robert de, 250.
Mileham, Milham, co. Norfolk, 143, 367.
Miles, Henry, porter of York castle, 378,
392.
, William son of, le Smyth, 580.
Mileward, Richard le. See Muleward.
Milford, Thomas de, 227.
Millers, Thomas le, 144.
Millam, Thomas de, 122.
Mille, John, 302.
Milleshop, co. Hereford, 221.
Millam, Robert de, 355.
Milly, John de, 189.
Milner, John le, 497, 499.
, Peter le, 582.
, Robert le, 502.
, William, 872.
Milstead, Milstede, co. Kent, 409.
Milton, Middelton, co. Kent, 28, 439, 512.
, hundred, 184.
, CO. Oxon, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Milton Abbas, co. Dorset, abbot and convent
of, 121, 150, 260.
, abbot of. See Maory.
Richard abbot of, 549.
, Robert abbot of, 121.
Milton Abbots, co. Devon, 430.
^filton, John de, 180.
, Roger de, 185.
Milverton, co. Somerset, prebend of. Su
Wells.
Milward, Henry, 407.
Minerdale, co. Comberland, 179.
Minety, CO- Wilts, 167.
Ministers, complaints against, 64, 135, 188,
145, 201, 206, 285, 288, 850, 351, 352,
355, 440, 442, 449, 496.
Miniword, Richard son of John, keeper of
the seal of recognisances at Hereford,
103.
Minster, Menstre, co. Kent, 854, 856.
, prioress of, 358.
Minster Lovell, Menstre, co. Oxon, 453, 462.
, Berthold prior of, 850.
, chapel of St. Cecilia, 488,486,453,
462, 469.
Minsterworth, Menstreworth, co. Gloucester,
276, 562.
Miuty, Mynty, co. Gloucester, 340.
Minyhot, Michael, 326.
Minyot, John, 457.
Miretorgh, co. York, 200.
Miro Monte, Raterius de, prebendary of
Salisbury, 371.
Mirymouth, Richard, 336, 487.
Missenden, Mussyngdene, co.' Bucks, 390,
391.
, Little, 390, 391, 444, 533.
Misterton, Mynsterton, co. Leicester, 502.
Misterton, Roger de, 162.
Mistley, Mistelegh, co. Essex, 262.
Mitcham, Biichham, co. Surrey, 264.
Mite, John and Walter, 447, 448.
Mitton [co. York], 13.
Mixbury, co. Oxon, 375, 406.
Mockeley, William de, abbot of Shrewsburyf
424.
Mockyng, John de, sheriff of London, 271.
Mockynge. See Mucking.
Mocun, Isaac, 452.
Modbury, Medebury, co. Devon, 554.
Modeford, William de, parson of Tintinhull,
380.
Mody, John, 504.
, Richard, 581.
Moeles, AUce wife of John de, 117.
, , Roger, sometime her hus-
band, 117.
, John de, 117, 327, 458.
Mohun, Mohoun, John de, 1 18.
, , of Dnnster, 309.
, John heir of John de, 415.
, Robert de, knt., 284, 290, 401.
Moigne, Thomas le, 366.
, William, or William le,»158, 285, 294,
296, 813, 387, 581, 583.
Moises, Richard, 283.
Mokking, John, 68.
Mokyn, WiUiam, 445.
Molegreve. See Mulgrave.
Molendinarins, Peter, 158.
Molendinis, Master John de, 102, 401.
Molle, Mariota, 146.
MoUisford. See Moulsford.
Molsham. See Moulsham.
Molton, North, co. Devon, 424.
Molton, Thomas de, 291.
Molyn, Laurence de, 169.
Molynel, Peter de, 197.
Molyns, Egidia wife of John de, 452, 493, 518,
560,
, John, 73.
, John de, 110, 140, 166, 226, 888t
379, 412, 452, 498, 518, 521, 533, 545,
560.
, John son of John de, 518, 560.
Mondegonne, Henry and John, 496.
Monden, William de, 278.
Mondene Fomival, co. Herts, 578,
Monede [co. Hereford], 386.
Moneken Wynterbume. See Winterbume
Monkton.
Monemuth, Munemuth, Richard de, 53, 69,
74, 82, 172.
Moni, Eustace de, canon of Bruges, 802.
(GENERAL INDEX.
687
Monier, Peter son of James \e, 464.
Moniword, Richard, 153, 243.
Moxgoie, Balph de, 69.
MonktoD, CO. York, prebend of. See Ripon.
Monketon, Roger de, sarveyor for the gold-
Rmiths' mistery, 4.
Monkhayth, by York, 369.
Monkseaton, Munkseton, co. Northnmber*
land, 389.
Monks Kirby, co. Warwick, prior of, 474.
Monmouth, 201, 572.
Monnier, John le, 6.
Monstreoil, in France, 22, 24, 34, 37, 38, 186,
188, 209, 820.
, count of, 22.
, seneschal of, 229, 285, 453.
Montacute, co. Somerset, 407.
, prior and convent of, 36, 109, 201,
880, 507.
, prior of. See Jou.
Monte, John de, parson of Claydon, 478.
Monte Acuto, John de, 63.
, , apostate abbot of Bindon, 89,
181, 142, 201.
, John son of William de, 463, 520.
, Eatherine de, 384.
, Eatherine wife of William de, 54,
530.
, Master Simon de, 71.
, archdeacon of Canterbury,
elected bishop of Worcester, 526, 535,
569.
> , parson of Wistow and pre-
bendary of Lincoln, 263.
, William de, 81, 50,54, 69, 71, 73,98,
108, 113, 114, 116, 140, 143, 205, 209,
223, 224, 258, 278, 294, 819, 336, 337,
341, 349, 351, 355, 364, 868, 379, 393,
394, 397, 402, 420, 455, 462, 463, 464,
510, 512, 517, 520, 527, 530, 532, 585,
548.
, , lord of Denbigh, 362.
, , his father William, 548.
, William son of William de, 402.
Monte Alto, Emma wife of Robert de, 164,
181,218, 232.
Robert de, 110,574.
Montebourg, in Normandy, abbey of St. Mary,
396.
, Peter abbot of, 401.
Monte Caniso, Richard de, 105, 136, 268, 287,
404, 461.
^ , ,knt., 210. See aI»o Mounch-
enesey.
Monte Florum, Parvulus de, 98.
, Master Paul de, prebendary of Lin-
coln, 337.
Monte Forti, Simon de, 860.
) earl of Leicester, and his
wife Eleanor, 192.
Monte Gomery, Gomeri, Mouutgomery, John
de, 24U, 252, 456.
> Rote wife of John de, 240, 252.
, Walter de, 20, 178.
Monte Hermerii, Ralph de, and his wife
Isabella, 313.
, Thomas de, 33. See alto Mount-
hermer.
Monteignak, in France, castle, 309, 397.
, lord of, 308.
Monte Martini, Matthew de, 1.
Montgomery, Moungoraery, in Wales, 5, 198>
206, 298, 548.
, castle, 31, 107, 298.
, , chantry in, 38.
, , constable of, 160, 298.
Montigny, in France, 404.
Montiyilliers, in Normandy, 445.
Mont St. Michel, in Normandy, John abbot
of, 40, 488.
, Robert abbot of, 79.
Moraunt, William, 63, 549.
Morby, Henry de, 383.
,^ , Nicholas de, 372.
, Robert de, 165.
, William de, 372.
Morchard Bishop, co. Deron, 570.
More, Brice atte, 446.
, Gilchrist and John, sons of Reginald
de, 483.
Henry de la, 288, 497.
, John atte, 128, 172.
, John de la, 350.
, John son of Reginald de, 483.
, John Laurence de la, 88, 115.
, Michael de la, 109.
, Nicholas de la, 139.
, Philip de la, 574.
Ranulph de, 361.
, Reginald de, 483.
, Reginald de la, 277.
, Richard atte, 571.
, Robert de U, 169.
, , knt., 251.
, Thomas de, 130.
, Thomas Laurence de la, and Isabella
his wife, 88, 115.
, William de la, 810.
Morehalle, Geofiey de la, 1*^5.
Morel, Simon, 187.
Moreston, co. Deron, 570.
Moreton, Richard de, 416.
Morf [co. Salop], forest of, 16.
Morf, Hugh de, 241.
Morgannou, Morgannok, in Wales, 48, 51,
286.
Morioe, Morics, Moris, Agnes wife of John*
875.
, Godfrey, 256.
t John, etcheator of Ireland, 362, 378,
375, 410, 479, 482, 492.
» , knt., 119,865.
, the younger, 151.
, Nicholas, 505.
» Thomas, 119. 865, 479, 577.
Moricely, Hugh de, knt., 104.
Moriley, Juliaoa de, 565.
688
GENERAL INDEX.
Morlegh, co. Derby, 582.
Morlej, Morle, co. Norfolk, 487.
Morieye, Richard de, 12.
, Morle, Robert de, 144, 287, 298,
296, 411, 582-584.
, , knt., 240.
See alio Malo Laca ; Kaoley.
Morpeth, Morpath, 370, 476.
Mony, Eustace, prebendary of Abbeville,
493. See tuso Marry.
Mort, Robert le, 498.
Mortain, Stephen count of, 384.
Mortayn, R<^r, 882.
Mortesthome, 568.
Morteyn, Elizabeth de, abbess of Elstow, 467,
471.
, Joan, 166.
, John, 187.
, John de, 248, 286.
, , knt, 174.
, Peter de, parson of Outwell, 400.
, Robert de, 217.
, Thomas de, 243.
Mortimer, co. Berks, lord of. See 2k>iische.
Mortimer, Mortymer, CJonstantine de, 278.
, Henry de, 113, 556.
, Hngh de, and Elizabeth his wife,
265.
, , knt., 164.
, John de, 888.
, Roger de, of Richards Castle, 278.
, Roger le, 543.
, Roger son of Edmund de, 281.
, Roger son of Lewis, 450.
... .*•..., See also Mortuo Mari.
Morton, 272, 511, 560.
, by Buckingham, 437.
, CO. Gloucester, 305.
, 00. Notts, 159.
Merhull, co. Warwick, 828.
Morton, Mortone, Oeoflfrey de, 98.
, John de, 65, 102.
, Pentecustus de, 248.
, Richard de, 345.
, William de, Serjeant in Cressy forest,
211,218,215.
Mortuo Mari, Constantino de, 136, 141, 144,
199, 206, 285, 274, 278, 287, 298, 858,
579.
, , steward of the houiehold of
Eleanor the king's sister, 279.
, Edmund de, 193, 265, 827» 835, 886,
541.
, Edmund son of Roger de, 218.
, Elizabeth wife of Edmund de, 458.
Geoffrey de, 57.
, , knt., 87.
, Henry de, 164, 262.
, Joan de, a nun, 885.
, Juan wife of Roger de, 2, 18, 85, 218,
248, 265, 880.
* Margaret wife of EdWard de, 21.
Mortuo Mari — cotU,
, Peter de, cardinal of St Stephen's on
the CcBlian, 88, 48, 186, 188.
, .treasurer of York cathedral,
558.
, Roger de, 893.
, Roger de, lord of Chirk, 128, 145,
179.
, Roger de, earl of March, lord of
Wigmore and Trim, 2, 5, 7, 13, 22,
28-81, 36, 45, 49, 53, 54, 57, 61, 69,
74, 78, 82, 86, 90, 97, 109, 110,
118, 116, 127, 145, 162, 172, 175, 177,
179, 188, 188, 191, 193, 208, 237, 242,
258, 264, 267, 268, 272, 304, 806, 808,
336, 351, 860, 364, 367, 402, 462, 465,
486, 492, 517, 526, 561.
, , deputy of Ireland, 301.
, justice of Wales, 298, 346,
847.
, Roger son of Edmund de, 264, 276.
, Valentine de, 164.
William de, 178.
See aieo Mortimer.
Moryan, Albert, and Olive hit wife, 472.
Moryn, John, 290, 357, 443.
, , bailiff of Chesterfield, 582.
Mos, John, 59.
Mose, William, 578.
Mosecroft, William de, 155.
Moskwyth, co. York, 188, 284.
Mot, WilliauL 205.
Mota, Gaillard de, a cardinal, archdeacon of
Oxford, precentor of Chichester, and
prebendary ^of Lincoln, 265.
Mote, Mot, Giles de la, 350.
, Isabella de la, 105, 210.
... ...... John de la, knt, 214.
Motoun, Motun, Moton, William, controller
of customs at Sandwich, 119, 545.
, , knt, 125.
Motte, William, 315. •
Mottisfont, Motesfont [co. Hants], letters
patent dated at, 218.
, prior of, 422.
Moubray, Alexander de, 405.
, John de, 58, 72, 75 100, 291, 299,
824, 410, 543.
, , lord of Bramber, 444.
, , lord of Haxiholm, 868, 482.
, John eon of John de, 79, 75.
, Roger de, 100, 556.
Moulsford, Mollisford, co. Berks, 162.
Monlsham, Molsham, co. Essex, 496.
Moun, Reginald de, 563.
Monnohenesey, Richard de, 182. See aUo
Monte Caniso.
Mouncy, Mounsy, John, 385, 866.
, Walter, 252.
Moundelard, Nicholas le, 509.
Mouner, Adam le, 580.
John le, 576.
, ..., of Branel, 850.
., Laurence le, 211.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
MouDer— coM^
Balphle, 83.
MouDtajne, John de la, 111.
Mount Berwyn, co. Cannarthen» 146.
Mounte» Ricliard de, paraon of Kirk Oswald,
259.
Mounteneye, Mounteny, John de, 129, 136,
143, 496.
Monntfield, Mundefeld, co. Sussex, 371,
485.
Moontfort, Agnes, 154.
> Henry de, and his daughter Agnes,
154.
, Philip, 154.
, Walter, and his wife Margery, 154.
Mountgauiyn, 497.
Mountgomery, John de, and his wife Rose.
See ^lonte Gomeri.
Moncthermer, Thomas de, 570. See also
Monte Hermerii.
Moontpellers, Mounpelers, Robert de, 90.
, Thomas de, 45, 66, 90.
Mounts Eques, William de, 429.
Mourehohn, co. Lancaster, 561.
Mooshole, Mnshole, Maushole, co. Omwall,
144, 166, 497.
Moustede, Richard de, 163.
Monsters, Firmin de, 6.
Hugh de, 848.
Moutbroy, Alexander de, knt., 653.
Mouton, Oliver de, 284.
Mouyn, John, 49.
Moyk, Simon, master of St. Peter's hospital,
Suntyngfield, 26, 540.
Moyne, John le, 857.
, William le, 858.
Moys, John, 109.
Muchehiey, Mochelneye, co. Somerset, 237,
802, 854.
abbey of, 268, 802, 551, 567.
» abbot of. See Hentone; Somerton.
, John abbot of, 237, 300.
Mucking, Mockynge, co. Essex, 58.
Mudle. See Middle.
Mulcastre, Robert de, 59.
Muleboume, Walter de, 131.
Mulebum, William de, 850.
Muleford, co. Wilts, 484.
Mulct, John de, knt, 568.
Muleward, Mulleward, Mileward, Nicholas
le, 855.
» Richard le, 10, 538.
Robert le, 208.
, Walter son of Richard le, 579.
Mulford [Melford,Long, co. Suffolk?], letters
patent dated at, 466.
Mulgrave, Molegreve, co. York, cattle and
manor of, 869.
Mulkberton, Edmund de, 828.
Mullere, Robert ion of Robert le, 582.
Mulne, Henry son of Richard atte, 280.
, John de, 448.
Ralph atte, 581.
U 65658.
Maine — cont.
, Thomas atte, 251.
Multhorpe, co. York, 869.
Multon, 569.
Park, CO. Northants, 47,
Mnlton, John de, 257, 512, 522.
, Roger son of Robert de, 526.
, Thomas de, 61,258.
, , knt, 129, 496.
f , abbot of St Mary's, York,
121, 147.
, Walter de, 538.
, William de, 193, 258.
Multrere, John, 57.
Mulverton, John son of William de, 139.
Mumby, co. Lincoln, 149, 403.
Mundefeld. See Mountfield.
Munden, William de, 375.
Mundham, co. Norfolk, 518.
Mundy, Adam, 120.
, John, 60.
Munemuth. See Monemuth.
Munestoke. See Meonstoke.
Munkseton. See Monkseaton.
Munstre, 448.
Munstreworth. See Minsterworth.
Munstreworth, John de, 112.
, Richard de, 334.
Munt, Henry le, and Joan his wife, 544.
Murage, grants of, 48, 64, 190, 268, 278, 804,
338, 517, 523, 532, 540, 562.
Murdak, John, knt, 203.
Murkaton, co. Derby, 582.
Murlanges, Menandus, or Menaudus de, 428.
Muro, Bertrand de, and his brother Nicholas,
69.
Murre, Adam, 266.
Murry, Eustace de, canon of Abbeville, 517.
See alto Morry.
Mors, Nicholas de, 431.
Mursele, John son of Ralph dc, 190.
Musard, John son of Malcom, 471.
, Margaret, 801.
.'. , Nichohis, 827.
.Ralph, 801.
, William, 827, 505.
Musebnry park, 185.
Mosgrave, co. Westmoreland, 230, 250, 281,
583.
Musgrave, Thomas de, 588.
I » his forester John, 583.
, his servant Gilbert, 588.
Moshole. See Mousehole.
Mussyngdene, Set Missenden.
Muster, Henry, 312.
Musters, Henry de, 143.
, William de, 153.
Muston, John, 509.
Mutf ord, Robert de, 880.
Muyre, Henry son of Richard del, 200.
Myddeby, Elias de, 481.
Mymecan, John, 844.
X X
690
GENERAL INDEX.
Myners, Payn le, 878.
Mjnotz, Laurence, 187.
Mynsterton. See Misterton.
Mjntemede, in Coreham, co. Wilts, 811.'
Mynty. See Minty.
Myriel, Thomas, parson of Roncton, 76.
Mys, Walter, 182.
Myton-upon-Swale, oo. York, 525.
N.
Nabnrn, co. York, 528.
Nadel, Master WiUiam, 816.
Nafferton, 279.
Nailer, John le, 498.
Nailesworth, John de, 291.
Nailston, Nayleston, co. Leicester, 18, 57, 85,
129.
Nanshirgh, co. Cornwall, 850.
Nanspian, co. Cornwall, 350.
Nanteglos, co. Cornwall, 848.
Nantwich, Wi« Maban, co. Chester, pontage
at, 878.
Nant-y-Goye, co. Pembroke, 881.
Naples, 488.
Napton, 102.
Napton, Adam de, 502.
, Lacy wife of Robert de, 541.
, Robert de, 102.
, ,knt., 102.
Narberth, Nerberd [co. Pembroke], 179.
Narford, WiUiam de, 441.
Nasshe, John atte, 584.
Nassington, Nassyngton, co. Northants, 124,
404.
,, prebend of. See Lincoln.
Nassington, Hugh de, 288, 826, 328.
, , engrosser in the Exchequer of
Dublin, 282.
, Master WiUiam de, 888.
Nasynge, WiUiam de, serjeant in Cressy
forest, 211, 218, 215.
Nateby, co. Westmoreland, 219, 224.
Natyndone, Thomas de, 511.
Naulere, WUliam le, 320.
Nayarre, 91, 270.
, queen of, 58.
Nayenby, co. Lincoln, 121, 269, 355.
, letters patent dated at, 541, 542.
Nayleston. See Nailston.
Nayrford, Thomas de, 501.
Neapoleo, Cardinal, prebendary of Lincoln,
286.
, , prebendary of York, 557.
, Francis son of, de Urbe, 243.
, Ursus son of, de Urbe, 244.
Needwotyd, Nedwode, Chace, co. Stafford,
208.
Neel, Richard, 806.
Neithrop, Nethorp, oo. Oxon, 501.
Nenagh, in Ireland, priory of St. John, 827.
Nene, the river, 387, 541, 655.
Nerberd, See Narberth.
Nerford, John de, 84, 90, 106, 120, 215.
, Reginald de, and his brother Walter,
229.
, WUUam de, 164.
Nesbit, Adam de, 871.
Nesebit, John de, controUer of customs at
Hartlepool and Yarm, 429.
Ness, CO. York, 528.
Neston, Little [co. Chester], 12.
Neswick, Nessyngwyk, co. York, 869.
Netherburjr, co. Dorset, prebend of. See
Salisbury.
Netherle. See Ley, Nether.
Netherstoflford. See Stowford, Nether.
Netherton, Robert de, 588.
NetherweU, John, 168.
Netley, Letele, co. Hants, abbey of St.
Edward, 84.
, WUliam abbot of, 84.
Nettleham, Netelham,co. Inncoln, 274, 544.
Nettleton, Netleton, co. Wilts, 48.
Neubold. See Newbold.
Neuborgh, Ambrose de, 487. See also Novo
fiurgo.
Neuboum, Thomas de, 412.
Neuburgh. See Newburgh.
Neubynggyng, Agnes wife of John de, 107.
Neuham. See Newham.
Neuland, 487.
Neuland, Henry de, 431.
, John de, parson of Blisworth, 421.
.„, Robert de, 576.
Neulond. See Newlaud.
Neulond, Adam de, 515.
, Henry, 75.
Neuman, Walter, 508.
Neumarche, Thomas de, 246, 297, 299, 348,
441. See also Novo Mercato.
Neuport, Master Alexander de, 342.
, Ralph de, 182.
Neusom, John de, 158, 499, 578.
, , parson of Nwlston, 57, 85, 129.
Neuton. See Newton.
Neuton, John de, 239, 290.
, , parson of Fulbeck, 854, 855,
389.
, , his brother WiUiam, 854, 889.
, PhiUp de, 182.
, Walter de, vicar of BakeweU, 205.
Neuton snbtus Ouenesbergh. See Newton in
Langbargh.
Neuton super Ouse, WiUiam son of Adam
de, 506.
Neutone Waleys. See Newton WaUis.
NevUl, NevyUe, Nevyle, Alexander de, 867.
, Edmund de, 2, 323, 859, 388,401,
412, 415.
, Hugh de, 364, 889, 460, 468.
, Ida wife of Hugh de, 460, 468.
GENERAL INDEX.
691
Nevill— CON*.
, John de, 82, 116, 141, 878.
, John de, of Hornby, 386.
, Jobn son of Hugh de, 238.
, Peter de, 279.
, , of Bedbourn, 16, 240.
, Ralph de, 11, 172, 199,226,246,250,
261, 279, 295, 296, 849, 851, 377, 384,
487, 499, 519, 530, 561, 568, 564.
, , keeper of the forest on this
side Trent, 164.
, , keeper of temporalities of the
see of Durham, 473.
., , steward of the household, 124,
200, 251, 291, 393, 899, 463, 475, 508,
514, 521.
, Balph son of Banulph de, knt., 184.
, Ranulph de, 377.
, Kobert de, curator of wines, 256,
484.
, Master Bobert de, 876.
, Boger de 569.
, Thomas de, 385, 893.
, , prebendary of LlandafF, 194.
, Master Thomas de, archdeacon of
Durham, 532.
Newark, Newerk, Neuwerk, co. Notts, 158,
866, 438, 463, 528, 551 .
, pavage at, 18, 148.
, chapel of St. Nicholas, 468.
, Northgate by, 528.
Newark Priory, co. Surrey, 168.
Newbold, by Chircheotheheth, co. Chester,
841.
,00. Leicester, Adam parson of, 57.
, CO. York, prebend of. See York.
Newbnrgh, co. Anglesea, 27.
[co. York], letters patent dated at,
558.
Priory, 407, 543.
Newbum, co. Northamberland, 261.
Newbury, Neubury, co. Berks, 486.
, letters patent dated at, 194, 196, 209-
212.
Newcastle, 24.
Emlyn [co. Carmarthen], 476.
Lions, Castel Lyons, co. Dublin, 889,
589,546,551.
under-Ly me, co. Stafford, 1 28.
, pavage at, 511.
upon-Tjme, co. Northumberland, 82,
54, 77, 146, 197, 226, 864, 267, 861,
862, 370, 378, 881, 392, 395, 409, 419,
421, 425, 430, 488, 434, 456, 458, 478,
488, 518, 516, 528, 580, 545, 547-549,
551, 558.
, Austin friars of; 8.
, ohuroh of All Saints, 516, 547.
, church of St. C^ioholas, 54, 264, 267,
812, 430, 461.
, customs of, 119, 228, 229, 458.
, excheqaer at, 411.
, gaol delivery at, 250.
Newcastle — cont.
, hospital of St. Mary in the Westgate,
459, 488.
, mayor of. See Denton ; Emeldon.
, murage at, 268.
, wool staple at, 362.
, letters patent dated at, 422-426, 428-
432, 486, 445-449, 456-463, 465, 496,
497, 499, 589, 541, 546-550, 579, 580.
Newchurch, Isle of Wight, 86.
Neweman, Nicholas, 176.
Newenden, Newendenne, Nywendenne, co.
Kent, 391, 444, 446, 510.
Bridge, co. Kent, 258.
Newenham, 330, 570, 575.
, Bobert parson of, 76.
, hospital of St Margaret, 330, 412,
587.
, Nyweham, co. Devon, abbey of St.
Mary, 176, 433, 616, 563.
, CO. Gloucester. See Newnham.
Newenham, Master Hugh de, parson of
Weston, 76.
Newenton, 278. See aUo Newington.
Newenton, Simon de, 529.
, , chief forester of Windsor forest,
211,276,307.
, Walter de, 357.
Newerk. See Newark.
Newerk, Meliora wife of Bobert de, 46.
, Bobert de, 46, 84, 86, 114.
, Thomas de, crier of Ireland, 319.
Neweton, John de, 58.
, William de, 97.
New Forest, co. Hants, 129.
Newhagh, co. York, 81.
Newham, Neuham, co. Northumberland, 250.
Newhouse Abbey, co. Lincoln. 423.
Newington, Newenton, co. Gloucester, 20.
, CO. Kent, 28, 47, 354, 356.
, by Banbury, co. Oxon, 501.
, North, 00. Oxon, chapel of St. John
the Baptist, 396.
Newland, Neulond, co. Northumberland, 69,
158.
, Newlond, co. Warvrick, 861.
Newmarket [co. Cambs.], letters patent dated
at, 511.
Newminster Abbey, co. Northumberland, 46,
52,370.
Newnham, Newenham, co. Gloucester, 45, 248,
247, 274, 822, 380, 333, 334, 524.
Newnton Longville, co. Bucks, 149.
prior of, 157,228.
Newport, co. Essex, 540.
, Neuport, Isle of Wight, 855, 388.
, LaNewport,co.Monmouth, 189, 287,
574.
, Neuport, co. Salop, pontage at, 76.
Pagnell, Neaport Paynell, co. Bucks,
450.
, hospital of St. John, 334.
Newstead-on-Ancolm, prior of, 489.
X X 2
692
GENERAL INDEX.
NewBtead in Sherwood, co. Notts, prior and
convent of, 8, 29, 112, 688, 542.
Nowton, Neuton, Neweton, co. Chester, 89.
, CO. Hants, 106.
, CO. Norfolk, 14.
, CO. Suffolk, 890.
, CO. York, hospital of, 579.
Harcourt, CO. Leicester, 881,841, 517,
548, 559.
in Bowland, co. York, 218.
in Langbargh, Neuton subtus Ouenes-
bergb, co. York, 521.
Valence, co. Hants, 174.
Wallis, Neutone Waleys, co. York,
81.
West, CO. Northumberland, 555.
Newtown Poppleford, Neweton Popelford, co.
Devon, 29.
Newynton, Walter de, 158.
Neylond, co. Essex, 55.
Nichol, Nichole, Nicole, John, 189, 888, 571,
574.
, Robert de, keeper of writs and rolls
in King*s Bench of Ireland, 470.
, Thomas son of William, 571.
, William, 185, 571.
Nicholas, Adam son of, de Aghton, 497,
499.
, Agnes wife of William son of, de
Haselwode, 17.
, Edward son of, de Grey, 405.
, Bverard son of, de Aghton, 497, 499.
, Henry son of, atte or de Temple,
20, 82.
, Hugh son of, de Boldiston, 4.
, James, one of the Bardi, 212, 228,
255, 256, 269, 273, 283, 801, 321, 828,
880, 892, 397-399, 407, 408, 421, 429,
481, 455, 468.
, James son of, de Audele, 527.
, Joan wife of John son of, 885.
, John son of, 240, 885, 488.
, , de Cardoul, 16.
, Nicholas son of, de Aghton, 49 7 .
,Banulph son of, de Denton, 581.
, Bichard son of, de Ludyngton, 508.
, Bobert son of, de Denton, 581.
, , de Stachesden, 11.
, William son of, de Boldiston, 4.
Nidderdale, Niddresdsle, co. York, 75, 358.
Ninfield, Nymenefeld, co. Sussex, prebend of.
See Hastings.
Niwelyn, Henry, 128.
Noddynd, Thomas, 251.
Noee, John, 850.
Noel, Adam, 174.
Noght, Benedict, 144.
, Thomas, 59.
Nogoun, John de, 404.
Noiers, lord of, 103.
, Miles lord of, 90.
Noil. See Noyl.
Noion Friory, in France, 338.
Non, John, 182.
Nonewyk, Roger de, 808, 814.
Nonewykthomes, John son of Bobert de, 142,
358.
, Bobert de, 142, 853.
Nonnehous, William de, 889.
Nony. See Nunney.
Nony, John the clerk son of Gniot de, 108.
, John de, 368.
Nonyngton, Master Bichard de, prebendary of
Hereford, 70.
Noreys, Bichard, 504.
Norfolk, county, 56, 57, 84, 96, 119, 121, 134,
136, 138, 144, 188, 204, 207, 229, 239,
254, 255, 260, 287, 293, 296, 818, 852,
854, 357, 359, 366, 370, 896, 410, 411,
418, 464, 507, 546.
, archdeacon of. See Ayremynne.
, escheator in. See BlomviH; Bos-
teleye.
, sheriff of, 90, 188, 212, 811,818,449,
558.
Norfolk, countess of. See Henaud.
, earl of. See Bigot ; Brotherton.
Norhampton. See Northampton.
Norbampton, Thomas de, 198, 588.
, Thomas son of William de, 500.
Norhamshire, co. Durham, 860, 528.
Normanby, Bichard de, 158.
Norman Cross, co. Hunts, 581, 583.
Nonnand, Normannd, Joan wife of Boger,
430, 542.
, John, 422.
, Boger, 419, 480, 542.
, Boger son of Boger, 430.
Normandy, 17, 152, 170, 809.
Normanton, co. Derby, 445.
, CO. Leicester, 129.
, CO. Notts, chapel of St. John the
Baptist, 159.
Normanton, Benedict de, 158, 159.
,Hughde, 578.
, Bichard de, 558.
, Thomas de, 205.
Normanvill, Hugh de, 408, 589.
, Balph de, 136, 261.
, Thomas de. 111.
Norreys, Bobert son of Gilbert Ic, 441.
North, Reginald son of Thomas, 818.
Northallerton [co. York], 565.
, letters patent dated at, 421, 460.
, Alverton Maule^erer, co. York, prior
of, 844.
Northampton, 27, 161, 197, 243, 283, 289,
291,825,508.
, bailiff of, 291.
, castle, gaol delivery at, 113.
, letters patent dated at, 1 66, 1 69, 836-
828, 335, 887, 339, 841, 5S5-529, 585,
566.
, mayor of, 291.
, Bridge Street, 292.
GENERAL INDEX.
693
Northamptou — cont,
, abbey of St. Mary de la Pre, 507,
516.
, , Margaret abbess of, 488.
......... priory of St. Andrew, Cono prior of,
95, 158, 157.
, , prior of, 499.
Northampton county, 15, 57, 134, 186, 188,
216, 221, 226, 234, 286, 277, 287, 289,
295, 812, 328, 849, 357, 364, 368, 887,
418, 424, 438, 445, 450, 476, 505.
, archdeacon of. See Middelton;
Satton.
, bailiff errant in, 842.
, esobeator in. See Bronn; Ledrede.
, sheriff of, 20, 859, 505.
Northampton, Simon earl of, 283.
Northborgh, in Ireland, castle of, 546«
Northassheby. See Ashby, North.
Northborgh, John de, 589.
, Michael de, 180.
, Kobert de, parson of Hoghton, 180.
, Roger de, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield, 28, 70, 83, 90, 129, 840, 377,
430, 437, 486.
, , treasurer of wardrobe of
Edward 11., 98, 209.
, William de, 128.
Northcory. See Curry, North.
Northoote, co. Berks, 458, 575.
North Creyk. See Crcake, North.
North Creyk, James de, 74.
Northeye, Stephen de, parson of Fairfbcd,
238.
Northfeld, Thomas de, 5?8.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 578.
Northlideyerd. See Liddiard.
Northmersh, by Bye, oo. Sussex, 891.
Northmershton. See Marston, North.
Northmiroms, Northmymmes, co. Herts, 5,
554.
Northo, William de, 142, 143, 288, 449.
, , escheator in the counties of
Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex,
827, 888, 416, 485, 510, 527, 548, 556.
Northom, Petronilla de, 561.
Northope, co. Flint, 841.
Northorpe, oo. Lincoln, 483.
Northscarle. See Scarle, North.
Northskogh, co. Cumberland, 378.
Northttoke, James de, 1 1, 280.
Northton, by Bury St. Edmonds. See
Norton.
Northumberland county, 4, 57, 132-134, 186,
169, 182, 286, 292, 812, 818, 326, 853,
858, 860-862, 887, 890, 895, 416, 460,
465, 484, 528.
esobeator in. See Louthre;
Clapham.
, sheriff of, 62, 158, 222, 415.
Northon, br Fakenham [Podding Norton ?],
00. MoHblk, 150.
NoTthwold, William de, 81.
Northwell, co. Notts, 402.
, prebend of. See Soothwell.
Northwell, William de, parson of Bainton,
168, 170.
, , prebendary of Lichfield, 877,
881.
, , prebendary of Soothwell, 165,
168, 478, 486.
, , keeper of St. Nicholas's, Car-
lisle, 319.
Northwick, Northwyk, co. Worcester, 283,
506, 554,
Northwode, Agnes de, 284.
, Robert son of Simon de, 69.
, Roger de, 458.
, Simon de, 469.
Northyngton, John de, 287, 800, 854.
Nortoft, Simon de, 890.
Norton, 229, 353.
, CO. Chester, prior and convent of, 88,
89, 422.
, CO. Cornwall, hundred and manor of,
563.
, East, CO. Leicester, 522.
, Davy, CO. Northants. See Green's
Norton.
, Northton, co. Sofiblk, 115, 818.
, CO. Worcester, 188.
Norton, Gregory de, 386, 887.
, John de, 67, 888, 442, 580.
, , parson of Great Bradley, 108.
, , parson of Sproughton, 470.
, Richard de, 385, 472.
, Richard brother of John de, 580.
, Robert de, knt, 72, 76, 116, 180.
, , 182,145,347.
Roger de, 437, 518.
, Vincent de, 274.
Norway, 802, 872, 415, 420, 421, 424, 429,
431,544.
Norwich, 17, 18, 124, 148, 149, 180, 206,229,
260,317,328, 370, 405, 432, 435, 455,
508, 518.
, bishop of. iSee Ayremyme.
, Carmelite Friars of, 252.
, castte« 97, 177.
, gnol delivery of, 352, 854, 473.
, , porter of, 464.
, diocese of, 24, 73, 107, 153, 176,210,
279, 827, 389, 859,868, 371, 409, 431,
439, 452, 458, 464, 487, 585.
letters patent dated at, 105, 122-124,
187, 140, 144-151, 153, 198.
, seal of recognisances of debts in, 828,
557.
, wool-staple of, 862, 898, 403.
, church of St. Blary in the Marsh, 14,
180.
• , chorch of St Simon and 6t Jade,
42.
, choroh of St Swithin, 42.
, dean and chapter of Bt Mary's, 870.
, hospital of St Giles, 128, 148,518.
694
GENERAL INDEX.
Norwich — cont,
, hospital of St. Mary Blagdalen hy,
550.
, priory of Holy Trinity, 14, 150, 180,
447, 474.
Norwode, John de, 575.
Norwyco, Norwico, John de, knt., 188, 229,
552, 579.
, Simon de, 48.
Norwyk, William de, 252.
No8eley,Nowe8elee, co.' Leicester, John keeper
of the chapel of, 516.
Nosselyn, Thomas, 434.
Kosshlyng, Thomas, 487.
Nostell, St. Oswald's, Priory, co. York, 149,
877, 419, 460.
Nosterfield, Nosterfeld [co. Cambs], 49.
Notebem, John, 887.
Notehnrst, Walter de, 568.
Notekyn, Dionisia wife of John, 502.
, John, 502.
NoteshuUyng. See Nursling.
Noteson, John, 154.
Noth, John, parson of Crownthorpe, 569.
Notingham, Notyngham, Nottingham, Bngh
de, 285.
, John de, 166, 197.
, , parson of Qiselham, 77.
, Bichard de, 227.
, Bobertde, 206.
, , prebendary of Soathwell, 12,
485.
, Master Walter de, 82.
Notley, Nottele, Abbey, co. Bucks, 474.
Bichard abbot of, 444.
Nottingham, 8, 46, 862, 869, 870, 418, 455,
519, 538, 542.
, bailiffs of, 46.
, brief for repair of bridges of, 5.58.
, castle, 18, 58, 61,69, 74,82, 110, 172,
179, 499.
, constable of. See Eland.
, gaol of, 145, 279.
, gaol delivery at, 400.
(letters patent dated at, 1-18, 16, 17,
56, 57, 59, 161, 168, 166, 278-275,
277-282, 298, 839, 340, 842-844, 859,
865, 878, 539-569, 580-584.
, murage at, 278, 440, 500, 532.
, pavage at, 533, 547.
, pontage at, 278.
, Hethbeth Bridge, 278.
, Hospital of St. John Baptist, 869, 370.
, Hospital of St Mary atte Westebarre,
10, 559.
Nottingham county, 5, 18, 25, 29, 57, 66, 183,
186, 139, 162, 198, 199, 236, 253, 262,
271, 284, 287, 295-297, 313, 849, 858,
876, 884, 895, 401, 412-415, 418, 419,
443, 445, 490, 403, 495, 496, 550.
, escheator in. See £mey8 ; Peshale.
, eyre of the forest in, 519, 563, 564.
, keeper of Templars' lands in, 155.
....^...., sheriif o^ 145, 242, 519.
Nourth, William son of John, 393.
NoTehnarche, 434.
Novo Burgo, Ambrose de, 813, 583.
, John de, 63, 131.
, Bichard de, knt, 63.
, Bobert de, 372.
, , knt, 131.
See also Neuborgh.
Novo Castro, Alice wife of William de, 513.
, John de, 227, 233.
> , engrosser in the Exchequer of
Dublin, 96, 228.
, Bichard de, 272.
, William de, 89, 518.
> subtus Lynam, William de, 24.
Novo Mercato, Thomas de, 284, 293, 297.
, , the elder, 457.
Se« a/so Neumarche.
Novoun, Boger de, 211.
Nowel, William, 560.
Nowers, John de, 48.
, Bichard de, 388, 442.
> Boger de, knt, 580.
Noweselee. See Noseley.
Nowith, William son of John, 898.
Noyl, Noil, William, 324, 405, 410, 527.
Nun Appelton, co. York, prioress of, 506.
Nunkeeling, Killyng, co. York, 214.
prioress and convent of, 214.
Nunney, Nony [co. Somerset], 868.
Nursling, NoteshuUyng, co. Hants, 251.
Nuthurst, CO. Warwick, 174.
Nye, Bobert atte, 154.
Nymenefeld. See Ninfield.
Nywe, William, 129.
Nyweham. See Newenham.
Nyweton, John de, 505.
o.
Oake, Bichard, 350.
Oakham, Okham, co. Butland, 540.
castle, 49, 540.
Oarewell, John de, 29.
Obleson, Bichard, 389.
, William, 889.
Ockbrook, Okebroke, co. Derby, 188.
Ocle, John de, controller of customs at
Yarmouth, 119, 148.
Octon, Ocketon, co. York, 869.
Odcombe, Odescombe, Oddecombc, co.
Somerset, 174, 566.
Ode, John, 229.
, William, 218.
Odecombe, 48.
Odecombe, Nicholas de, 65.
Odescombe. See Odcombe.
GENERAL INDEX.
695
Odiham» Odyham, oo. Hants, castle and manor
of, 161.
, letters patent dated at, 166, 188, 191,
198. 194, 196, 197, 206, 207, 210, 212,
218, 216, 467, 468, 476, 478, 484, 499,
501, 588.
park, 69.
Ody, Henry, 205.
Odyeme, Qilbert, 446.
Odyham. See Odiham.
Odyham, Thomas de, parker of Cleobury
Mortimer, 71, 288.
, William son of Matthew de, 69.
Odymer. See Udimore.
Ofculm. See Uffculme.
Offohorch, co. Warwick, 169.
Offley, Ofieleye, co. Herts, 86.
Offlow, Offelowe, oo. Stafford, hundred of, 365.
Offord Glony, Ufford Clony, co. Hunts, 99,
802.
Offynton. See Uffington.
Ogaston, Thomas de, 54.
Ogbonme, Okebum, oo. Wilts, Qreat and
Little, 299, 347, 501,588.
, Richard prior of, 886.
Oggte, Joan wifeof Kobert de, 112.
, Robert, de, 112, 202.
Oihachem [0*Hathem or Cathem], Alan de,
treasurer of Gashel cathedral, 176.
Oisy, John de, parson of St. Just's, Cornwall,
178.
Oke, Edward atte, 241.
, Thomas del, warrener of Qlatton, 48.
Okebroke. See Ockbrook.
Okeboum, 504.
Okebum. See Ogboumo.
Okeford Fita Fayn, co. Dorset, 288, 852.
Okelo, William de, 808.
Okeman, John, 128.
Okeorre, Roger de, 456.
Okes, 00. Hereford, 526.
Okham. See Oakham.
Okham, Alfred yioar of, 4,
, Nicholas de, 581.
Okie [Ade, oo. Norfolk ?], 122.
Okie, by Mottisfont, oo. Hants, 175.
Oklee, Thomas de, 530.
Oldham, Silvester de, 167.
Old Rumneyhethfeld. See Romney Heath-
fleld.
Old Stretford. See Stratford.
Old Temple. See Temple.
OliTer, John son of, de Ingham, 122.
, , de Pethagh, 221.
, Richard, 581.
Robert, 447. 448.
Thomas, 581.
Olncy, 00. Bucks, 517.
Olton, 00. Suffolk, 564.
Olton, Thomas de, 581.
Ombertley, Ombresleye [co. Worcester], 220.
Ombreslegh, Master Henry de, 50.
Ombresleye, Henry de, 541.
Ombresleye— ron/.
, William de, 541.
Ondyn, John, 229.
Oneste, Guetomttius, 64.
Oo, John de, 25.
, Master John de, 416.
, Philip de, 416. See aUo Ewe.
Oosteooumbe, ^^^lliam, 68.
Oran, Henry 128.
Orchard, Horohard, co. Cornwall, 568.
, West, 568.
Orfevre, William le, 829, 838.
Orford, co. Suffolk, castle and town of, 41,
184.
Orger, Nicholas, and his wife Agnes, 245.
Orleton, Adam de, bishop of Hereford, 182.
, .bishop of Worcester, 41,42,
48, 57, 90, 106, 132, 147, 170, 171,
182, 202, 213, 214, 216, 262, 273, 277,
298, 859, 361, 873, 413, 416, 466, 467,
472, 554.
, , bishop of Winchester, 574.
Orme, William, 504.
Ormesby [co. Norfolk], 99, 222, 268, 821,
366.
Ormesby, John de, 503, 504.
, , knt, 144, 449.
, Roger, de, 99, 222, 321.
Ormond, earl of. See Botiller.
Ormonnd, John de, 185.
Orpeton [co. Devon], 144.
Orpeton, John de, and William de, 144.
Orreby, John de, 188.
Orreton, John de, 186, 211, 281, 469.
Orsett, Orseth, oo. Essex, 49, 58.
Orton Waterrille, Overton WaterviU, co.
Hunts, 555.
Orum, Orom, Orons, Gerard de, seneschal of
Ponthieu and Monstreuil, 84, 87, 64,
188, 214, 215, 219, 270, 841, 491, 529,
567.
Orwell, CO. Camba., 198, 223.
, 00. Suffolk, 484.
Osbeme, Osebeme, Otbom, John, 55.
, John son of Richard, 47.
, Robert, 42.
, Thomas, 109.
Oseney Abbey, co. Oxon, 467.
, Thomas abbot of, 97, 814, 447, 540,
541.
Osenyngton, Robert de, and Brmentma his
wife, 55.
Osevill, Alioe wife of Henry de, 578.
, John de, 578.
Osgodby [co. York], 510.
Osgodeby, Matilda wife of Walter de, 250.
Osmond, William, 85.
Osmotherley, Osmunderle, co. York, church
of, 466, 482.
Omundthorp [co« Notts], 159.
Ospringe, Osprenge, co. Kent, 45, 184, 806.
, hospital of St. Mary, 48, 207, 425.
I
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696
GENERAL INDEX.
08sory in Ireland. "
, archideacon of. See Horwode ; Bath.
, cathedra], prebend of Mayn in, 329.
, diocese of, 329.
Richard, bishop of, 314, 330, 561, 567.
Ostage, Bobert, 20, 234.
Ostiler, Roger le, 571.
Osword, William, 109.
Oterhampton, Walter de, 352, 500.
Oterj, John, 514.
Oterynden, Laurence de, 278.
Oteswiche, John de, 230.
, Master William de, 230.
Otford, CO. Kent, 534.
, letters patent dated at, 82, 87, 89,
135, 138, 141.
Otriton. See Otterton.
Otriton, Tholomeus de, 79.
Otryngburj, See Wateringbury.
Otrjngham, Richard de, prebendary of
Beverley, 61.
Ottecote, grange of, 25.
Otteford, Thomas de, and William de, 577.
Otteley, John de, 549.
Otteleye, William de, 283.
Otterbampton, co. Somerset, 89.
Otterington, Otryngton, North, co. York, 370.
Otterton, Otriton, co. Devon, 79.
Ottery St. Mary [co. Devon], 40, 44.
Ottringham, Otryngham, co. York, 524.
Otyndon [Oddington?], co. Oxon, 204.
Otyndon, William de, keeper of the hospital
of St John without the East gate,
Oxford, 240.
Ouby [co. Norfolk], 473.
Ouenhame, Robert de, 446.
Oundle, Undele, co. Northants, 441.
Ouneby. See Owmby.
Ouneby, William de, 351, 443.
Oase, the river, co. York, 57, 130, 131, 161,
206, 299, 387, 450, 500.
Oasefleet, Usflet, co. York, 31, 130, 206.
Ouseflet, William de, 576.
Ousthorp Thomas de, 200.
Ouston. See Owtrtou.
Outhorp, 405.
Ontlawe, Utlagh, Roger, prior of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland,
82, 246, 301, 314, 319, 325, 326.
, , chancellor of Ireland, 340,
473, 568.
Outrede, John, 158.
Ontwell, CO. Cambs, 400.
Oayoteshay, Richard de, 858.
Over, Ovre [co. Cambs], 381, 333, 876, 404,
405, 468.
Overbory [co. Worcester?], 237.
Overe, Thomas de, 448.
Overend, John de, 59.
Overle. See Ley.
Overmoigne [co. Dowet], letters patent dated
at, 228.
Overton, co. Hants, 109, 218, 276, 529.
, CO. Rutland, 569.
Watervill. See Orton Waterville.
Overton, Adam de, 18.
, Geoffrey son of David de, 88.
, John son of Adam de, 200.
, John and Simon sons of Richard de,
355.
, William de, 462.
Ovesham, co. Essex, 148.
Oveston, [Overstone, co. Northants?], 75.
Oweyn, Richard, prebendary of Bridgenorth,
73, 108.
, William, 204.
Owmby, Ouneby, co. Lincoln, 431, 488.
, Stephen, parson of, 431.
Owston, Ouston, co. Lincoln, 432.
, CO. York, church of All Saints, 425.
Owyn, William, 357.
Oxebrok, John de, 446.
Oxenford, Oxonia, Nicholas de, 26, 28.
Oxford, 18, 25, 67, 73, 102, 204, 260, 314f
316,819, 390,406,416, 449, 455,457.
, assise of wine in, 28, 186.
, bridge, 408.
, castle, 208.
, gaol, 220.
, mayor of, 208.
, mills of, 51.
, murage and pontage at, 61.
, repair of pavements in, 208.
, church of St. Peter in the East, 819.
, Drapers Hall, 819.
hospital of St. John without the East
gate, 202, 237, 240.
, house of the Holy Trinity, 167.
..., Kyngesmede, 51.
, priory of St. Frideswide, 881, 337.
, , Robert prior of, 387.
, Spicers Hall, 316.
, University, 28, 182,316.
, , chancellor of, 186, 208, 390.
See also Waure.
, , BaUiol Hall, 369.
, , Merton College, 23, 102.
, , Oriel College, statutes of, 10.
Oxford county, 18, 57, 65, 67, 138, 187, 145,
175, 288, 295, 812, 314, 327, 341, 343,
855, 357, 877, 879, 449, 455, 492, 502,
542, 584.
, archdeacon of, 265.
, bailiff errant of, 44.
, escheator in. See Selyman.
, sheriff of, 208, 580.
, Templars lands in, 414.
Oxford, earl of. See Veer.
Oxindene, Richard de, 499.
Oxney, co. Kent, 446.
Oxonia, John de, 221, 282, 320, 405, 542.
Oxton, CO. Notts, prebend of. See Southwell.
Oxton, Robert de, 80.
Oxwich, Oxwyck, oo. Norfolk, 504.
GENERAL INDEX.
697
Oxwyk, Bichard, 504.
Oysel, John called, prior of Pembroke, 67.
, Bichard, 536.
P.
P., a cardinal. See Mortuo Man.
Pabeham, John de, his wife Joan, and his son
John, 114.
Pabeoham, Edward de, 292.
Pachoun, Geoffrey, 877.
Paokenham, Pogenham, Pakenham, Peter de,
319, 338, 375.
Packwood, Pacwode, co. Warwick, 254.
Pacok, William, 69.
Paddockthorp, by Tadcaster, co. York, 134,
170, 418.
Padel, William, 448.
Padele, Henry de, 487.
Padenore, Bichard de, 436.
Padiham, Stephen, 197.
Padstow, Patristowe, co. Cornwall, 166.
Padyham, Stephen de, 77, 504, 505, 576.
Pagan, Paganl, Gauselinns, 154, 164, 169.
, Beyrannd, 169.
Page, John, seijeant in Cressy forest, 21 1 , 2^8,
215.
, Bobert, 142,853.
^Thomas, 581.
, William, 889.
, William son of Hngh, 508.
Pagenham, Peter de. See Paokenham.
Pagbtdflet, CO. Lincoln, 455.
Painswick, Payneswyk, co. Gloaccster, 51.
Pakeman, William, 466.
Pakenham, Geoffrey de, rector of Haddenham,
811.
Pakynton, John de, 450.
Palogei, John, 410*
Paleme, John, 572.
Palice, Hugh de U, 323.
Palingham, co. Sussex, 143.
Palmer, Palmere, Alice la, 278.
, David le, 75.
, Henry le, 77.
, John, 252, 446.
, John le, 841.
, Nicholas, 132.
, Bichard le, 69.
, Bobert, and his wife Joan, 851, 443.
Palfreyman, Adam le, 204.
John, 580.
Pallion, Pavylloun, co. Dnrluun, 514.
Palynton, John de, rider in Salcey foreot, 26.
Pamber forest, co. Hants, 176, 262.
Pampesworth, co. Cambs., 108, 814.
Paropesworth, Aacher son of Henry de, 186.
Pampesworth — cont.
, Brian de, parson of Houghton, 103,
814.
Pampilon, William, 441.
Pamplion, Geoffrey, 298.
Paneter, Henry le, 500.
Panetrie, Boger de la, 205.
Pangboume, co. Berks, 399.
Pappele, Bichard, 581.
Pappeworth, John son of William de, 258.
Papworth Kverard [co. Cambs], 515.
Par, John de, 155.
, Bichard de, 74, 78, 96, 117, 225.
, Bobert de, 225.
, WiUiam de, 78.
Pare, William, 378, 380, 395, 419.
Parebaun, James de, knight of Luke do
Sauvcy, 255.
Paris, 71.
*...., money of, 7, 80, 122,187-189, 191,
247, 248, 269, 305, 319, 337, 435, 436,
518.
, priory of St. Martin des Champs, 467*
Paris, Parys, Henry, 391.
,John, 105, 210.
, John de, 435.
, , porter of Hertford castle, 52.
, Bobert de, 483.
Park, Alice atte, 123.
Parker, Parkere, Alice le, 15.
, Henry le, 182.
, , of Badley, 406.
, , of Stoweye, 130.
, John le, 126.
, Nicholas, 505.
, Nicholas le, 288, 352.
, Peter le, 446.
, Balph le, 400.
, Bobert, of Camel, 237.
, Bobert le, of Brustwick, 35.
, Thomas of Gary, 508.
, Thomas le, 229.
, , of Stirston, 177.
, Walter le, seijeant in Cretsy forest,
211,218,215.
William le, 4.
, William son of Bobert le, 46.
, Yevan le, 463.
Parkharst Forest, Isle of Wight, 855, 888,
489, 498.
Paries, John, 164.
Parliament, the, 18, 16, 23, 26-31, 83, 85-41,
45, 46, 48 51, 53-55, 61, 66, 69, 72,
74, 84, 86, 113, 114, 161, 164, 172,
174, 178, 179, 194, 195, 199, 200, 206,
217, 225, 243-245, 247, 268, 288, 295,
298, 308, 816, 318, 324, 840, 848, 851,
857, 360, 362, 868, 367, 871, 379. 394,
402, 410, 448, 484, 492, 512, 520, 522,
528.
>.., clerk of, 527.
Parma, 161.
Parmenter. John, 128.
698
GENERAL INDEX.
Famyng, Parnek, Pernenk, Bobert, 80, 104,
138, 285, 300, 454, 496, 503, 587, 575,
576, 578.
Panra Bouleton, Boger de, 572.
Parys. See Paris.
Pas, William, 581.
Parford, Walter de, 505.
William de, 246, 896, 505.
, , keeper of king's sllyer mino
in Devonshire, 247.
Passeis, John, 500.
Passele, 815.
Passele, Edmund de, 815.
Passelewe, Gilbert, 48.
, Nicholas, 357.
, Thomas, 277.
Passemer, John, 581.
Passenham, William de, 169, 490.
Passeys, John, 440.
Passonr, Walter son of Walter le, 342.
Passu, John de, 511.
Paston, Constantine de, 62, 135.
, Hughde, 546.
, Margery wife of Hugh de, 546.
, William de, controller of customs at
Lynn, 119, 545.
Patermagge, John de, 315.
Paterur, Agatha wife of John, 469.
Pateryngton, Master Robert de, 816.
Pateshull. See Pattishall.
Pateshull, Patteshull, John de, 289, 291, 298,
335, 849.
, ,knt., 361, 384, 885.
, , his wife Mabel, 384.
Richard de, 511.
, , keeper of the pesageof wools
at liOndon, 834, 402.
, Thomas de, 25.
, Walter de, 161, 452, 515.
, William de, and his wife Joan, 335,
361.
, William son of John de, and his
wife Joan, 884, 885.
Patesle, William son of John de, 806*
Patleshull. See Patshull.
Patrica, Master Robert de, prebendary of
Lidifield and Penkridge, 118.
Patrik, William, 562.
Patrikesbonrae, William de, 570, 575.
Patiistowe, CO. Cornwall. See Padstow.
Patshull, Patleshull, oo. Su£ford, 521.
Pattishall, Pateshull, oo. Northants, 571, 579.
Pauethom, William de, and his brothers Hugh
and John, 443.
Paulesholt. See Poulshot.
Paulesholt, Adam, 584.
Panlinus, William son of, de Kerdiff, 282.
Paulyn, Nicholas, 48, 446.
Paulynes Crey. See Cray, St. Paul's.
Paunoefot, Emericus, 298, 832, 888.
, John, 582, 588.
Pannton, Great and Little. See Ponton.
Paunton, John de, 842.
Pavage, grants of, 18, 28, 87, 39, 44, 78, 75,
163, 188, 210, 219, 256, 259, 382, 893,
896, 397, 399, 408, 430, 511, 521, 526,
538, 547, 558, 562.
Paveby, Nicholas le, and his sons John and
Ralph, 199.
Pavely, Alice wife of Reginald de, 508.
, Matilda wife of Walter de, 457.
, Reginald, 187, 455.
, Reginald de, 282, 286, 508.
, keeper of the hundreds of
Cookham and Bray, 23.
, Robert de, and his wife Alice, 114.
, Walter de, 457.
Pavey, William, 284.
Pavylloun. See Pallion.
Paxton, [co. Hunts.], 513.
, Great and Little, co. Hunts, 125,
404.
Paxton, Roger de, 513.
Pa3m, Payne, Agnes wife of Thomas, 502.
, John, 62, 108, 185, 188, 497, 499.
, Margaret, 435.
, Robert son of, 344. See also Fitz
Payn.
, Thomas, 502.
, William, 109.
Paynel, Edmund, parson of Berghton, 148.
, John, 815, 828, 517.
, John son of Philip, 264, 265.
, Juliana wife of John, 517.
, Matilda daughter of John, 255.
, Ralph, knt, and his wife AHce,
259.
, William, 255.
Payneswyk. See Paiuswick.
Paynlathes, 290.
Paynsweyn, Richard, 169.
Pays, Richard, 60.
Paytefyn, John, 854.
, Richard, 200.
Paytfyn, Peytefyn, Robert, 59, 856.
Pay vere, Walter, 400.
Peak Forest [co. Derby], 494.
Peasenhall, Pesenhale, [co. Suffolk], 408.
Pecche, Gilbert, 88, 185.
, Isabella wife of Richard, 898.
..., John, 25.
, , knt., 116.
, Sibyl wife of Gilbert, 185.
, Thomas, knt., 154, 164, 378.
Pechesleye [Spetchley, co. Worcester], 116.
Peck, William, 59.
Peckham, West, co. Kent, 282.
Pederton. See Petherton.
Pederton, Pedirton, John de, 181.
, Walter de, 67.
, William de, 22, 490, 537.
Pedwardyn, John, 297.
Pedyngton. See Piddington.
Peek [co. Sussex], 565.
GENERAL INDEX.
699
Peek, William de, and his brother Stephen,
512.
Peer, John, 579.
Peet, John, 581.
Pegge, Bobert, 125.
Pek, Peke, Elias, 583.
, , parker of Bilton, 68.
, Richard del, and his groom Richard,
358.
Pekkeinthele, Hugh, 571.
, John SOD of Robert, 571.
Pelegrini, Reymund, 188, 477.
Pelegryni, Bernard, 9, 100.
Peles, Adam and Henry, 59.
Peleter, Edward le, 315.
Pelham [ca. Herts], 531.
Pelham, John de, 44, 222.
Pelitot, Philip de, 293.
Pellessone, Henry, and John, 481, 544.
Pellioan, Thomas, 155.
PeUhall, CO. Stafford, 247.
Peltebem, Piltebem, Robert, 320, 409, 584.
Pembidiang, oo. Pembroke, 331.
Pembroke castle, 67.
, mills of, 67.
., priory of St. Nicholas, 67.
, , William prior of, 80.
Pembroke county, 67.
, steward of, 236.
Pembroke, conntess of. See Sancto Paulo.
, earl of. See Marescalhis; Va-
lencia.
Pembrugg, Pembrigge, Henry de, SOI, 572.
, John son of John de, 450.
, , Richard de, 201.
, Sibyl wife of Henry de, 104.
Penaly, co. Pembroke, 199,286.
Penalym, co. Cornwall, 451.
Pencarreg, Pencarrek, co. Carmarthen, 156,
162.
Fende, oo. Sossex, 444.
Peneworth, Stephen, 580.
Pengarsek, Henry de, 207.
, Hervey, 207.
, William de, 207.
Penker, William ion of Emma, 572.
Penkeston, co. Derby, 445.
Penkevel, John de, 350.
PenkhuU, co. Stafford, 497.
Penkridge, Pencrii [co. Stafford], free chapel
of, prebend of Shareshill in, 398.
, , prebend of Stretton In, 118.
Pentyn, oo. Cornwall, 348.
Penmayn, co. Salop, 258, 387.
Penne, in Agenois, 86.
Penne, Hugh de la, prebendary of Bridge-
north, 97.
, John son of Ralph de la, 571.
, William ton of John de la, 571.
, , Ralph de b, 571.
Pennehan, in North Wales, 225, 271, 580.
Peonelbnry, Robert de, and his brother
Thomas, 498.
Pennesone, Richard, 448.
Penneyn, co. Carnarvon, 841.
Penres, Richard, 128, 145.
Penreth, Penryth, Darid de, 207.
, John de, 815, 816, 322, 826.
Penrhos, in South Wales, 225, 530.
Penris, Robert de, 246, 247.
Penrith, Penreth, co. Cumberland, 226, 580.
, Austin friars of, 468.
, Serjeant and keeper of measures of,
425.
Penros, John de, 449.
, Roger de, 207.
Penrose [co. Anglesea], 10.
Pentek, Panteg [co. Monmouth], 476.
Penteneye, Peter, 414.
Pentney, Penteneye, co. Norfolk, prior of, 474.
Penwith, co. Cornwall, 207.
Penwortham, co. Lancaster, 195, 529.
, Raiph, prior of, 244.
Peny, Henry, 386.
PenyiSwler, John, 128.
Penyton, John de, 104.
Pepercom, William, 830.
Pepir, Robert, 298.
Percebrigg, Percebrigge, John de, 57, 418. ""
' I parson of Shipmeadow, 179,
830,469.
Percenhale, Richard de, clerk of the market
in Ireland, 88.
Percy, Constance de, abbess of Wilton, 256.
, Edmund de, 441.
, Henry de, 84, 132, 184, 188, 284,
288, 284, 287, 298, 826, 358, 867, 407.
508, 573.
» Henry de, knt, 41, 42, 48, 90.
» , lord of Alnwick, 261.
John de, 460.
, John, le fits, 570.
, WUliam de, 42.
Perebronn, Roger, parson of Brandon, 128.
Perenenk. See Pamyng.
Pereponnt, Pirpound, Robert de, 188, 141.
295-297, 349, 401, 412, 415.
» Simon de, and his servant John, 445.
Perer, John, 424.
Perers, Eleanor, wife of Richard de, 315.
, Richard de, 259, 815.
Pereth, William de, 898.
Perfaam, Ralph de, 127, 268.
Perini, Peryn, Nerus, 897.
, Reyner, 238, 271, 812, 484.
Periton. See Perton.
Perits, Andrew de, 280.
Perman, Walter, 416.
Permay, Robert, 887, 409.
Pemenk. See Pamyng.
Perou. Sge Peroun.
Perot, John, 70.
Peroun, Peron, William, 59, 142, 858, 856.
Perpond, Walter de, 128.
700
GENERAL INDEX.
/^
\
Vcrrew, Richard de, iheriflf of Essex and
^ Hertford, 459.
Perret, William de, Y5, 829, 888.
Persho, John, 292.
Pershore, co. Worcester, 175, 260, 866.
, ahhot and convent of, 250, 810.
*'/. , William ahbot of, 310.
Persone, Pcrsoun, Person, Ithil, 841.
, John, 129, 139, 574.
lUlph son of Balph la, of Pirye, 199.
'..../....' WUliam, 109.
Persones, Richard atte, 316.
Personessone, John le, of Wickham St. Paul's,
481.
Personson, Thomas, of Eyleston, 463.
Perth, St. John, in Scotland, 576.
Perton, Periton, co. Herts, 259.
Peruthis, Boniface de, 238.
Peruzzi,Peruchi, society of the. 5ec Florence.
Perye. See Pjrri.
Peryn. See Perini.
Pesenhale. See Peasenhale.
Peshale, Pessale, PeshuU, Alina wife of
Richardde, 125, 128,145.
, Richard de, 125, 128,145,212,291,
299, 886.
escheator in the counties of
W^Yck, Leicester, Nottingham,
Derby, and Lancaster, 402.
Pesaaigne. Anthony. 255, 269, 270, 321.
, Anthony de, knt., 98, 209, 223.
Pessale, Richard de, 129.
Pestour, Edmund le, 9.
Peter, Christiana, wife of John son of, de
Waddeworth, 153.
, John son of, 576.
'][ ^ , de Draycote, 350.
*]"[]]]][ , de Hothum, 118.
"" '], ,^ his sons John and Peter, 118.
., William son of, 245.
"["'"^ , de Alne, 200.
ydeHaddon, 441.
Peterborough, CO. Northants^
Abbey, 362, 369, 405, 424, 641.
...abbot of, 441, 447.
!!!!.*!..., letters patent dated at, 633, 539, 540.
.., pantage at, 541, 555.
Pete^eld, Petresfeld, co. Hants, 166.
Pethagh, John son of OUver de, 221.
Petham[co. Kent],87.
Petherton, South, Suth Pederton, co. Somer-
set, 489.
Petherton, Richard de, abbot of Newenham,
Petlgard,Petygard,Petitgarde,Roger, 61,854,
889,511.
Petit, Petyt, Petite, John, 581.
.., servant to the abbot of ot.
•V Augu'stan'B, Canterbury, 239.;
, John le, 627, 570.
'///......, Robert, 42, 278.
, Roger, 61.
Petit — cont.
, Walter Ic, 570.
, WiUiam, 128,444.
Petlyng, Master Honry de, 562.
, WilUam de, 506.
Petreforade, in Aquitaine, 838, 345.
Petresfeld. See Petersfield.
Petresfeld, Thomas de, 486.
Petri, John, one of the council, 437.
Petris, Peter de, 845.
Petronilla, John son of Richard son of, 414.
Petton, CO. Chester, 379.
Petygard. See Petigard.
Peueseye. See Pewsey.
Peueseye, Thomas de, 558.
, Master Walter de, 310.
Peuesy, Ela ^ife of Richard de, 161.
Penlesdon, Robert de, 315.
, Roger de, 142.
Pensham. See Pewsham.
Pevensey, co. Sussex, 197, 504.
, castle, 55.
Pevenseye, Richard son of Richard de, 60.
Peverel, Peverell, Henry, 110.
, Hugh, 177.
,John, 110, IIU 137, 287,294,297,
349, 357.
, John son of Edmund, 618.
, Matilda wife of Hugh, 177.
, Peter, 27, 581.
, William, and his wife Edith, 110.
Peverell honor, 19, 21, 160, 177, 197, 421,
524, 533.
Peverwich, co. Derby, 582.
Peverwich, Nicholas de, 24.
Pewel, John de, 178.
Pewsey, Peueseye, co. Wilts, 277.
Pewsham, Peusham, co. Wilts, 25.
, forest of, 55.
Peyn, Robert, 243.
Peyntour, Payntour, Peytour, Alexander le,
334, 402, 539.
, Ralph le, 291.
, Walter le, 291.
Peytefyn. See Paytfyn.
Peytevyn, Juliana, 531.
Peyto. See Poitou.
Pevto, John de, 86, 118, 182, 213.
..„' , the elder, 389, 502, 570, 574,
578.
, , the younger, 357.
, escheator of Hereford, Glou-
cester, Worcester, Salop, and Stafford,
and the march of Wales, 437, 478,
493, 506, 554, 556, 562.
, William de, 505.
Peyton, Peter de, the younger, 888
, Thomas de, 265.
Peytour, Alexander le. See Peyntour.
Peyvre, Paulinus, 818, 437. 566.
Phelip, Roger, 504.
, Thomas, 267, 575.
GENERAL INDEX.
701
Phelipston, co. Dorset, 116.
Philberto, John de, 559.
Philip VI., king of France, 22, 38, 41, 48, 90,
124, 157, 190, 212, 223, 273, 359, 861,
430, 460, 466, 467, 532.
, his daughter Joan, 278.
Philip ap Mared de Kedewing, 48.
Philip, John son of, 132.
, , de Pulton Launceljn, 497.
, Ralph son of, du Val, 819.
, Robert son of, de Merston, 18.
, Thomas son of, 25.
Philipell, Giffredns son of Gerrase, 161.
Philipp, Luke, 441.
Philippa, queen of England, 4, 84, 87, 48, 52,
68, 76, 78, 84-86, 103, 106, 144, 157,
159, 162, 167, 198, 199, 205, 215, 228,
284-236, 256, 259, 266, 283, 296, 314,
372, 376, 378, 386, 401, 403, 405, 406,
408, 415, 421, 425, 448, 453, 454, 458,
461,481, 486, 494, 517, 523, 525, 526,
546, 547, 557.
, damsel of her chamber, 244, 306,
457, 461, 541.
, her dower, 55, 161, 420, 439, 512.
, her household, 8, 34, 79, 88, 150,
222, 233, 241, 242, 305, 399, 421,
498.
, , pantler of, 33.
, letters patent of, 414, 565.
, her tailor, 40.
, her treasurer. Set Colby.
, her usher, 82, 213.
Phippe, John, 391.
Piacenza, Italy, 558.
Picher. See Pycher.
Pickbom, Pikebum, oo. York, 369.
Pickering, Pykerynge, co. York, 552, 557.
, castle, honor and forest, 364.
, eyre of the forest of, 551.
, letters patent dated at, 544-546.
, mills, 364.
Picot, Cicely wife of Richard, 149.
, Henry, 344.
, John, 495.
l^cworth, Hugh de, 500.
Piddington, Pedyngton, Pydyngton, co.
Northants, 499.
Pidelak, Thomas, 355.
Pidele, Richard de, 581.
Pidyngton, Thomas de, 103, 169, 478.
Pieres, Piers, John, 466, 467, 536.
Piers, Geoffrey, 158.
Pigas, John, 822, 563.
Pightesle [Pitchley, co. Northants ?], 267.
Pike, Richard, 202.
Pilham, co. Lincoln, 511.
Pilkes, William, 59.
Pilketon, 177.
Pilkok, Thomas, 351, 443.
Pilkynton, Richard and William loni of
Roger de, 498.
PiUerton Hersey, Pylardynton Hercy, oo.
Warwick, 549.
Piltebem. • See Peltebem.
Pilton, Ralph de, 254.
Pinchbeck, Pyncebek, Pynchebek, co. lan-
coln, 100, 298, 347.
Pindere, Thomas, 583.
Pinibns, Master John de, prebendary of
Heytesbory and Southwell, 19.
Pipard, Edith, 15.
Pipe, Richard de, 291.
Pipene, John, 534.
Pipere, Peter le, 571.
Pipewell, Pippewell, co. Northants, abbot of,
235.
Pine, 00. Devon, port of, 166.
, Pirye [co. Northants], 199, 499.
Pine, Pirye, Pyrye, John, 205.
, John atte, and his sons John and
WiUiam, 168.
, John de, 279.
, Matilda de, nurse of John de Eltham
and Joan his sister, 221.
....»...., Nicholas de, 204.
, Robert de, 97.
, William atte, 204.
Piriton, Waiin de, 35.
Pirot, Alice, 166.
Pirpount, Simon de, and his servant Master
John, 445.
Pirton, Pyryton, co. Ozon, 822, 330, 333,
524.
Pirye. See Pirie.
Piryho Priory, co. Northants, 507.
Piryton. See Puriton ; Pirton.
Pisenden, William de, and his wife Juliana,
216.
Pissiaco, Pissyaco, Maurice de, canon of
Abbeville, 172, 260.
, prebendary of Bridgenorth,
162.
Pittok, John, 261.
Placencia, Ubertinus de, 420.
Plaice, William, knt., 576.
PUunk, WiUiam, 354.
Play, Pley, Richard, 166, 196.
PUys, William, 128.
Plecy, Hugh de, 307, 810.
, , his wife Milliccnt, 307.
, Hugh son of Hugh de, 310.
, his wife Elisabeth, 310.
Pley. See Play.
Pleys, Richard de, 40.
Pleysshamele, William atte, and his brother
John, 166.
, William son of Gilbert atte, 168.
Pleystter, William, 497.
Plof, Roger, 514.
Plokenet, Oliver, 27.
Plumer, John, 205.
Plomptone, Roger de, 484. See also Plamp-
ton.
Plomland, Plumlund, Isabella wife of Walter
de, 114.
702
GENERAL INDEX.
Plumland'T- «m/.
, John son of Walter de, 438.
...^..., William son of John son of Matthew
de, 438.
Plumpton, Bichard de, 26.
, Roger de, 338. See aUo Plomp-
tone.
Plumstede, William de, 500, 579.
Plymouth, Plumuth, co. Devon, 166.
Plympton, Plymton, co. Devon, prior and
convent of, 804.
Pocklington, Pokelyngton, co. York, 489.
Pode, William, parson of Winstone, 249.
Podenhale, Potenhale, Putenhale, John de, 8,
89, 249, 861, 419, 497.
, Richard de, 8, 88, 222.
Podio Barsaco, Berzaco, Master John de,
archdeacon of Winchester, and pre-
bendary of Lincoln, 65, 66, 254, 529.
, Master Poncius de, archdeacon of
London, and prebendary of York, 66.
Poer, Alice wife of Robert, 449.
, James le, 158.
, Robert, 2, 449.
, Vivian, 207.
, William, 449.
, William son of Vivian, 207.
Poher, William, 269.
Poicy, Peter de, 176.
Poinz, Poyntz, Hngh, 131, 472.
, Hugh de, 68.
, Nicholas, and his wife Eleanor, 472.
Poitou, Peyto, 504, 505, 676.
Pokelyngton. See Pocklington.
Pokelyngton, John de, 376, 467.
Pokeriche, John de, 870, 478.
Polayn, Richard, 181.
, Thomas, 582.
Pole, Griffin de h^ 142, 267.
, John de la, 434.
, Richard atte, 652.
, Richard de U, 49, 204, 278. 295,
297,804,391,448,445.
, , chief buUer, 14, 29, 70, 434,
466, 511,514.
.William de la, 49, 167, 304, 397,
425, 479, 510.
, , mayor of Hull, 418.
Poleter, John le, 387.
Poley, Poleye, Klias de, 154.
Robert de, 44.
Roger de, prior of Holy Trinity,
London, 120, 121.
Poleyn, Theobald, 513.
Poleynston, John son of Robert de, 66.
,..., , his wife Margaret, 66.
, Robert de, 66.
Polhampton, Thomas son of Richard de,
219.
Polhowe, William, 24.
Policote, CO. Bucks, 304.
PoUdod, PoHdoit, Robert, 159, 190, 866.
Pollard, Henry, 189, 574.
Pollard — conU
, Nicholas, 129.
Polles, John de, 249.
Polwragh, co. Cornwall, 207.
Pomeraye, Henry de la, 137, 570.
Pons Aslaci. See Halland Brigge.
Pontage, grants of, 4, 28, 49, 70, 76, 81, 116,
146, 150, 170. 188, 259, 273, 309,
338, 878, 397, 408, 409, 514, 536, 541,
555.
Ponte, Henry de, 430.
, John de, prior of Burwell, 100.
, WiUiam de, 294.
Pontefract, co. York, 103, 205, 281, 386, 415.
, All Saints Charch, 415.
, castle, 19, 161, 401.
, , borough and honor of, 55,
103.
, honor, 19, 161, 401, 405, 448.
, letters patent dated at, 7, 8, 18, 359,
392, 393, 396, 401-421, 425, 429, 440-
445, 450, 494, 557.
, memorial chapel for Thomas, earl of
Laccaster, at, 334.
, pavage at, 140, 169, 202.
, priory of St. John, Stephen prior of,
829, 834, 415.
Ponte Fracto, Adam de, 278.
, Nicholas de, 334.
, Robert de, 356.
, Stephen de, 490. See also Pount^
freit.
Ponteland, co. Northumberland, 461.
Ponte Robert!, William de, 62, 129, 133, 186,
198, 207, 230, 246, 286, 818, 329, 382,
442, 444, 504, 505, 576.
Pontesbuury, Master Thomas de, 833, 376,
405.
Ponthieu, 7, 22, 24, 38, 73, 77, 80, 98, 122,
147, 186-189, 191, 198, 209-212, 215,
229, 235, 247, 258, 260. 269, 805, 318-
320, 336, 416, 435, 437, 459, 465, 490,
519, 534, 567.
, clerk of the turbary in, 77.
, controller of. See Borden.
.......... exchequer of, 387.
, receiver of. See Vyncent
, seal of, 219.
, seneschal of, 134, 185. See also
Burghersh ; Orum.
Ponthieu, count of, 22.
Pontoise, John de, changer in the London
Exchange, 98. See also Ponntoys.
Ponton, Paunton, Great and Little, co. Lan-
coin, 368.
Pont Ste. Maxence, in Prance, letters patent
dated at, 103,110, 122.
Ponyng, Thomas le * le uncle,' 176.
Ponynges, Margery wife of Michael de, 486,
617.
, Thomas de. 111.
Poole, Pole, La Pole, co. Dorset, 103, 131,
166, 196.
Poontock, Pourstoke, co. Dorset, 585.
Pope, the, 841. See also John.
GENERAL INDEX.
703
Pope, Andrew, 504.
9 Henry, 495.
, John, 572.
Popelton. See Poppleton.
Popelton, Popleton, James de, 422.
, John de, 200.
, WiUiam de, keeper of St. Mary
Magdalen's, Ripon, 546.
Poper, Geoffrey, 248.
Popham, Poppehlim, .Robert de, knt, 63, 137,
288, 890.
Poppleton, Popelton, co. York, 290, 525.
Porbike. See Purbeck.
Porchester, Porcestre, co. Hants, 203.
, castle, 120.
Poreter, Nicholas le, 292.
Porle, 527.
Porlock, Purlok, co. Somerset, 290.
Porquerii, Bernard, 477.
Pormto, Peter de, proctor of the town of St.
Sever, 345.
Portbory, co. Somerset, 10.
Portebrief, Joan wife of William, 490.
, Nicholas, Thomas and William, 490.
Porteneye, co. Norfolk, 447.
Porter, Alexander le, 88, 421, 458, 547.
, James le, 395.
, John, 449, 576.
John le, 410.
, Matinos le, 7.
, Robert le, 557, 576.
, Robert son of Robert le, of Bam-
burgh, 247, 568.
, Roger le, 562.
, Thomas le, 489, 489, 540, 579.
, , forester of Chirk forest, 29.
, William le, 288, 852, 582.
Portereye, John le, 96.
Porterose, John, 139, 574.
Porterton [co. Somerset], 189, 574.
Porteseved. See Portishead.
PortcTir, Andrew de, and Ponch' de, 380,
865.
Portinarfls, John de, 5.
Portbhead, Porteseved, co. Somerset, 189,
574.
, Nicholas parson of, 139, 574.
Portsmouth, Portesmuth, Porteletmonth, co.
Hants, 103, 166, 195, 196, 892,484,
489, 450, 466, 580.
, hospital of St Nicholas, 89.
Portugal, 270.
Fortyngton, Nicholas de, 57, 58.
, Thomas de, keeper of the hospital of
Holy Innocents, Lincoln, 880.
Posseger, Nicholas, 181.
Postel, Hugh, and Ralph, 508.
Fostwick, Possewyk, co. Norfolk, 808.
Pot, Henry, 446.
John, 446.
, Ralph, 446.
Thomas son of Robert, 446.
Potage, Roger, 581.
Fotekyn, John, 570, 575.
Poteme, Peter de, 355.
Poterton, Richard de, and his daughter
Margery, 168.
Pottenhale. See Podenhale.
Potter, Patrick, 658.
Potticary, Peter le, 517.
Po^, Richard, 446.
Pouehe, Bernard, 854, 356, 575.
, Bernard de, 29.
Poucyn, Thomas, abbot of St. Angustine*s
Canterbury, 524.
Pouger, John, 199.
, Thomas, 5.
Poule [co. Somerset], 411.
Poulshot, Paulesholt, co. Wilts, church of All
Saints, 484.
Poultor, Seward, 205.
Poulton Lancelyn [co. Chester], 12.
Pounohoun, Richard, 410.
Pounde, Alice wife of John atte, 31 4.
Pounte, Stephen, 581.
Pountfreit, Stephen de, 261. See also Ponte
Fracto.
Pountoys, John de, 277. See dUo Pontoise.
Founts, Richard de, 357.
Pourstock, CO. Wilts, 511.
Ponrstoke. See Foorstock.
Pontener, Peter, 429.
Povere, John le, parson of Stody, 144.
, Richard le, 204.
, Thomas le, and his brothers Nicholas,
Richard and William, 204.
, William le, 144.
Poverwiz, co. Derby, moor in, 459.
Fowel, John, 205.
, Simon, 581.
Power, Agnes wife of Arnold, 278.
, Geoffrey, 99.
, Henry, 201, 287, 288, 850^ 351, 450,
497, 574.
, John, 858, 459.
, Robert, 121, 465.
, , chancellor of the Bxchequer of
Dublin, 568.
, , chief baron of the Exchequer of
Dublin, 182, 197, 470.
, treasurer of Ireland, 417, 582.
, Robert son of Geoffrey, 99.
, Stephen, 541.
Walter, 158,488.
, parson of Maiden, 887.
, William, 121, 197.
Foyderoun, John, 892.
Foydras, William, 890, 891.
Foymirol, Fuchmirol, in Gnienne, church of
St. Saurin, 117.
Foynton, John de, keeper of knights' fees in
Chester, 419.
, WiUiam de, 129, 526, 562.
Foynts. See Poinx.
Foyton, Peter de, 442.
704
GENERAL INDEX.
Prat, Thomas, 382.
, William, 129, 301.
Pratellis, Frajers, John de, 332, 380.
, Kalph de, 332.
, Uriel de, 125.
Preanx, Henrj ahhot of, 428.
Preissak, Hugh, 188.
Pr^monstr^, in France, 209.
Prentis, Prentys, John, 580.
, Walter, 5U.
Preefen, William de, 460.
Prest, Hogh the, his neve Peter, 284.
, John, 314, 346, 511.
, Richard, 58.
, Seman le, 550.
, William, 213, 229.
, William son of John the, and his
-wife Margaret, 502. *
Presthnry, Bohert de, 172, 206, 236.
Preston, 406.
, CO. Northumberland, 389.
, CO. Butland, 540.
, CO. Somerset, 130.
, CO. York, prebend of. See York.
in Amoundemess, co. Lancaster,
pavage at, 408.
• Candover, co. Hants, 63.
on Wye, co. Hereford, 178.
Preston, John de, 128, 359, 442.
, , assajer of the Exchange, 97.
, , bailiff of Blakeney, co. Glou-
cester, 34.
, Laurence de, 195, 530.
, Philip de, keeper of the passage
betveen Ck>nway and Cannock, 35.
, Biohard de, 290.
, Master Bobert de, 57.
, Boger de, 449, 463.
, , justice of the Bench of Ire-
land, 82.
, , justice of the King's Bench of
Ireland, 470.
, Walter son of Simon de, and his son
Thomas, 388, 442.
, William son of Geoffrey de, 499.
Prestwold, Hugh de, 57.
Prestworth, John son of Alexander de, 572.
Pridyas, Philip de, 570.
PriUy, Prylly, Hugh, 228.
, Peter, 365.
, Peter de, 342.
, Peter son of Hugh, 365.
Prior, Hugh, 305.
Priour, John, 333.
, Bobert, 302.
, Stephen, 497.
, Thomas, 74.
Prittlewell, Pritelwell, co. Essex, 143.
priory, 84.
Procurator, Hugh le, 291.
, Martin and Thomas, sons of Thomas
le,205.
Prodhome, John, and his wife Joan, 163.
Prodhomme, Henry, 421.
Prohibitions, 41, 44, 101, 102, 116, 158, 168,
175, 244, 367, 381, 413, 428, 465, 486,
487, 528, 539.
Promhull. See Broomhill.
Proud, John, 132.
Proudfoot, Bichard, 508.
Proudfot, William, 298.
Pronz, John, servant to the abbot of Buckfast
leigh, 504, 505.
, William, 505.
Provence, 270.
Provis, William, 582.
Provost, Provot, Adam le, 508.
, John le, 176.
, Boger le, 299, 386.
Pruz, William, 58.
Prylly. See Prilly.
Puchmirol. See Foymirol.
Pudding Norton, co. Norfolk, 150, 504.
Pudenhale, Bichard de. See Podenhale.
Pugeis, Elizabeth wife of Peter, 375.
, John and Peter, 375.
Puilhon in Aquitaine, 338, 845.
Pulbergh, John de, 526.
Pulesdon, Boger de, 61.
Pulford, Peter de, 16.
Pulham [co. Norfolk], 32, 39, 54.
Pulhore, Alan, 516.
, John, 547.
, John son of Alan, 516.
, Matilda wife of Alan, 516.
Pulteneye, 174.
Pulteneye, Pulteney, John de, 22, 41, 225,
288, 293, 324, 340, 341, 386-388, 435,
491, 494, .502, 509, 517, 543, 559, 577.
, , mayor and escheator of London,
1 18, 275, 283; 338, 345, 402, 540.
, , his wife Margaret, 22.
,..., Thomas de, 5u2.
Pulton [co. Chester], 39.
Pulton, Walter de, 384.
, Launcelyn. See Poulton Launcelyn.
, , John son of Philip de, 497.
Pnrbeck, Purbik, Porbike, chace, co. Dorset,
484, 549.
Pnrchait, John, 522.
Pnrchasour, Thomas, 556.
Puriton, Piryton, oo, Somerset, 89.
Purle, 00. Essex, 264.
Purlee, 65.
Purlok. See Porlok.
Purstok [Poorstock, co. Dorset?], 393.
Purtleton, co. Hereford, 221.
Purton, Bobert de, 12.
, William de, 562.
Purveyance, evils arising from 198, 443, 497,
577.
Purye, Henry de, 60.
, Bichard atte, 110.
Furyton, William de, 802.
GENERA^L INDEX.
705
Puseye, John de, 260.
Patenhale, John de. See Podenhale.
PuUe, William de, 207.
Putte, Thomas atte, 450.
Putteseye, John de, 283.
Patteston, co. Hereford, prehend of. See
Hereford.
Putton, Katherine wife of William de, 163.
Puypmes, castle of, 94.
Pyeard, Richard, 278.
Pyeher, Picher, William, 448.
Pycot, John, 222.
» William son of John, 116.
Pydyngtop, See Piddington.
Pydyngton, Henry de, 500.
Pye, Rohert, 352.
Pygot, John, 399.
» Ranulph, and Koger, 59.
William, 574.
Pygyn, Roger, 127.
Pyhode, John, 200.
Pyiou, Osbert, and his wife Amy, 265.
Pyk, John, 398.
Pyke, Richard, 461.
Pykerel, John, 375.
, William, 436.
Pykering. Pykeryng, Pykerynge, Matilda wife
of Robert de, 250.
> Richard de, parson of Hormead. 105,
210. '
, Robert de, 250, 289.
Master Robert de, 328, 396, 557.
, Roger de, 57.
, Thomas de, S89.
, William de, 896.
Master William de, 557.
Pykeryng. See Pickering.
Pylardynton Hercy. See PiUerton Hersey.
Pyncebek, Pynchebek. See Pinchbeck.
Pynchebeok, William de, 126.
lender, Henry son of William, 855.
, Robert le, 290.
, Roger, 577.
Pynecrak, Robert, 441.
P^ho, Walter de, 3.
Pynke, Thomas, 575.
Pynkeney, Pynkoneye, Edmund de, 50, 51.
, Ferarius de, knt., 480.
.Robert, 476.
, Robert de, 488.
, William, 306.
, William de, 2, 12.
Pynkeiton, Qerewin do, 447.
Pynnere, Andrew le, 865.
Pynnok, Nicholas, 824.
Pyntole, Peter Bemardi de, 244.
, , keeper of the Channel Islands,
8, 180.
Pynson, John, 76.
^rri, Perye, co. Hants, 493, 524, 561.
Pjrronn, William, 889.
Pyrye. See Pine.
U 65658.
Pyrwyn, Laurence, 582.
^rryton. See Pirton.
Q.
Quarel, William son of John, 400.
Quarendon, Qnerndon, Qucryndon, Master
Ralph de, archdeacon of Wilts, 167,
325,413.
» , prebendary and sub-dean of
Salisbury, 73, 75.
> parson of Ctundel Haddon, 79.
See alto Corendon.
Quareour, Alice Ui, 25.
, Benedict le, 25.
Quarles, William, 74, 260.
Qnarrington, Queryngton, co. Lincoln, 60,
126, 132.
Quatte, CO. Salop, 564.
Quayage, grants of, 64, 266, 407, 431.
Quedhampton. See Wcdhampton.
Queenhill, QuenhuU, co. Worcester, 282,
Quemerford, Henry de, 331.
Quemino, Dcnys de, 1 70.
Quen, Peter, 329.
Quenby, Adam de, a hermit, 1, 359.
Quengou, John de, parson of Leadenham, 108.
See also Kyngho.
Quentyn, William, prior of Christchurch
Twynham, 417, 420.
Quercy, 270.
Quemdon. See Quarendon.
Querton. See Wharton.
Queryngton. See Quarrington.
Queynte, Ivo, 505.
, John le, 175.
, Serlo, 166, 197.
Queysel, John, 189.
Quicham, Master WiUiam de, 280.
f , parson of Staindrop, 156.
Quidhampton, by Wilton, co. Wilts, 256.
Quincy, Qeoffrey, 260, 322.
I » Serjeant of the marshalsea, 40.
Quykeshull, Thomas de, 392.
Quyngeham, co. Northnmberland, 881.
Quynton, William, 584.
Quyt^-ngton. See Whittington.
Quyxlay. See Whixley.
Qwytebem [Whitburn, co. Durham ?], 227.
B.
Raaii, John de, 891.
John and Walter, sons of Adam de,
391.
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706
GENERAL INDEX.
Baan — cont.
» Thomas de, 891. See also Ranes.
Rabot, John, 523, 525.
, Thomas, 458.
Raby [co. Durham], letters patent dated at,
550, 554-557, 562, 580.
Rackheath, Rakheithe, co. Norfolk, church of
All Saints, 808.
Radcliffe, Radeclive, co. Lancaster, 572.
Raddetorreye, John, 445.
Radeclive. See Radcliffe.
Radeclive, Radeclyve, Radclif, Adam son of
William de, 498, 572.
, John de, 206, 868, 572.
, , parson of Bury, 498.
, John son of Robert de, 572.
, Richard son of William de, 199, 284,
572.
, Robert son of Robert de, 578.
, Thomas de, 188, 205, 476, 484, 502,
517, 569, 570.
, William son of Robert de, 572.
, , William de, 498, 572.
Radeclyre super Sore. See Ratdiffe-upon-
Soar.
Radeclyre super Sore, Thomas de, and his
wife Alice, 550.
Radeford, William de, 578.
Rademelde, William de, 129.
Radeneye, Walter de, vicar of Gillingham,
278.
Radenhale, Giles wife of Richard de, 122.
, John de, 134, 198, 475, 484.
Radenore, William de, 154.
Radeswell, John de, 106, 210, 376.
, Master John de, 432, 467, 543.
Radeweye, 394.
Radford, co. Warwick, 490.
Radley, Radele, 406.
Ragelon, in Turkelin, co. Anglesey, 25.
Ragenhull. See Ragnall.
Ragenhull, Master John de, parson of Hale,
569.
, Richard de, parson of Burghclere,
159.
Ragenys, co. Cornwall, 449.
Ragged, Thomas le, 145.
Raghton, 195.
, CO. Cumberland, 452.
Raghton, Henry de, 452.
, John de, 452.
, John son of Simon de, 195.
Ragley, Raggeleie [co. Warwick], 828.
Ragnall, Ragenhull, co. Notts., 195, 530.
Ragoun, Roger. See Rogoun.
Raine, Little, Little Reynes, co. Essex, 44,
177, 875.
Rainham, Reynham, co. Essex, 27.
Raisthorpe, Reysthorpe, co. York, 509.
Rakheithe. See Rackheath.
Rale, John de, 250, 460.
Ralegh, John, de, 358.
Ralph, Alan son of, de Asshe, 451.
, , de Crephill, 118.
, Ankerus son of, de Freehevile, 472.
, Hugh son of, de Wombewell, 555.
, John son of, de Mursele, 190.
, , de la Penne, 571.
, , le Taillour, 450.
, Matilda wife of Nicholas son of, 385.
, Ralph son of, de Amcotes, 242.
, , la persone of Pirye, 199.
, Ranulph son of, 21, 76.
, Robert son of, knt., 35.
, , de Amecotes, 508.
, , de Trasthorpe, 447, 448.
, Roger son of, 162.
, Thomas son of, de Wilford, and his
brothers Alvred, Gervase, John, Roger,
and William, 129.
, William son of, 555.
, , de Hoo, 229.
, , de la Penne, 571.
Rameseye, Rammeseye. See Ramsey.
Rameseye, John de, 128.
RammeshuU, William de, constable of Marl-
borough castle, 522.
Rammesore Biddulph, co. Stafford, 394.
Ramsden Crays, Rammesden Creye, co.
Essex, 256, 332, 468.
Ramse>, Rameseye, co. Hunts, 351.
, letters patent dated at, 586, 538-541,
543, 576-578.
Abbey, co. Hunts., 11, 78, 79, 96,
174, 235, 333, 394, 422.
, abbot of, 331, 386, 447.
, his bailifPs man Robert, 851,
443.
, , liberty of, 215.
Ranby, Randeby, co. Lincoln, 184, 482.
Rancon, in France, 397.
castle, 309.
, lord of, 808,
Rande, John, 111, 578, 580.
, Nicholas, 105, 210.
, Richard, 144.
Randeby, See Ranby.
Randekyn, Ranulph, and Walter, 444.
Randeworth, John de, 229.
Randman, William, 576.
Randolf, John, 120, 203, 444.
, William, and his Mrife Lucy, 476.
Randon Castle, in Ireland^ 44.
Randoulf, Roger, 128.
Ranes, John, 390.
, John and Thomas, sons of Walter^
390. See also Raan.
Ranulph, John son of, 577.
, Ralph son of, de Neville, 184.
Raper, John, 132.
Rase, William, 580.
Rasen, Robert de, parson of Drayton Parslow^
248, 248.
, Thomas de, parson of Malteby, 108,
GENERAL INDEX.
707
Rasen, Middle, Biiddel Rasen [co. Linooln],
153,315,517.
, West [co. Lincoln], 40, 264, 265,
517.
Batcliffe-upon-Soar, Radeclyve-apon-Sore, co.
Notts, 550.
Bateleflden, Batlesden, Hugh de, 818.
, John de, 170.
Rathbride, in Ireland, 301.
Rathfaith, in Ireland, 31, 264.
Rathfay, in Ireland, 474, 547.
Rathmore, co. Kildare, 301.
Rathwer, in Ireland, 31, 264.
Ratte, Ralph, 315.
Raoel, Roger, 155.
Rauf, Henry, 132.
, John, 150, 409, 432, 504.
, William, 206,504.
Raule, Robert, 201.
Raalot, Geoflfrey, parson of Grimsby, 19.
Raulyn, John, and Laorence, 201.
, Robert, 449.
Raundes, John de, 441.
, Richard de, 105, 210.
, William de, 136.
Rayen, Robert, 129.
Ravendale, co. Lincoln, William prior of, 519.
Ravenesholme, John de, 493, 524.
Rayenesse, 445.
Rayenesse, Roger de, 445.
Rayenestone [co. Derby], 25.
Rayeningham, co. Norfolk, 66, 114, 558.
Rayenne, John de, 211.
Rayenser, co. York, 196, 288, 417.
Rayenserodde, co. York, 279.
, bailiffs of, 169.
, customs of, 34, 119, 824.
, quayage at, 407.
Rayenthorpe, co. York, 369.
Rawe, John son of John de la, 76.
, Walter atte, 44lt
Ray, William, 298.
Raylegh, John de, parker of Wheatley and
Gringley, 87.
Rayleigh, Reylegh, co. Essex, 55«
, honor, 82.
Rayner, William, 59.
Reading, Redynges, co. l^ks., letters patent
dated at, 194, 198, 214, 216, 224, 566,
667, 583.
, Abbey, 221, 899.
, abbot of, 56, 408.
B«calyerland, co. Essex, prebend of. See
London.
Recnlyre, William de, 286, 289.
Bedboom, 240.
, [co. Herts.], 16.
Redbridge, Bedbmgge, oo. HanU., 56, 408.
Reddeiwell, Matter John de, 277.
B«de, Adam son of John le, 59.
Geoffrey, 851, 448.
, G«nnanus le, 129.
Rede — cont.
, John le, 129, 891.
, , of Dunstable, 21.
, , of Muring, 458.
, , of Mickleham, 574.
, , of Oddington, 204.
, Peter le, 128.
, Robert, 58.
, Stephen le, 344.
, William le, 400, 449.
Redeheyed, WiUiam, 581.
Redelyngton, parker of, 243.
Redeman, Adam de, 48, 55.
, Redmane, Matthew de, 105, 261.
Redemayne, Roger de, 105.
Redenesse, Rednesse, Redenes, William de,
131, 155, 428.
Redesdale, co. Northumberland, lord of, 881.
Redgraye [co. Suffolk], letters patent dated
at, 422, 468.
Redham. See Reedham.
Redham, Bartholomew son of Matthew de,
487.
, Oliver son of William de, 284.
, Stephen son of Biargaret de, 123.
, WiUiam de, 128.
Redheyed, Hugh, 581.
, Roger, 355.
Redich, Henry son of Richard de, 573.
, Richard de, and his brother Thomas,
498.
Redlane, Ridelane, hundred, co. Dorset, 18,
452, 476, 582.
Redlingweld [RingWold?], co. Kent, 5.
Redlyssh, 552.
Redmane. .See Redeman.
Rednesse, William de. .See Redenesse.
Redyers, Baldwin de, 535.
Redynges. See Reading.
Redynges, Hugh de, 221.
, John de, 449, 582.
Reedham, Redham, co. Norfolk, 123, 148,
284.
Rcedness, Rednesse, co. York, 81.
Roes ap Griffith, 20, 321, 458.
, , ap Howel, 179.
Refham, co. Lincoln, 160.
Refrawel, William de, 850.
Reginald, John son of, de More, and his
brother Gilchrist, 488.
, Reginald son of, 2.
, Robert son of, do Bstlangeton, 502.
Regny, John le, 514.
Reigate, Reygate, co. Surrey, 574.
Rellegh. .^e Rayleigh.
Bemmesbury, Kdmand de, 190.
Renald, Peter, 176.
Rendlesham, co. Suffolk, 540.
Rengylht, in Kedewynd, in Wales, 52.
Benhold, Bonhale, uo. Beds., 885, 861, 899.
Benlich, Bobert, 287.
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708
GENERAL
Rensy, Sibyl wife of John de, 207.
Renuche, Reynoachi, Renuchius dc, 52, 429.
Repere, William le, 80.
Repoun, Hugh de, and John de, 577.
Reppes, Master Richard de, 332.
, Thomas de, 198, 284, 352, 495.
Repps, in Flegg, co. Norfolk, 148, 518.
Repton, Repynden,Repindon, co. Derby, 125,
404.
, prior and convent of, 474, 554.
, prior of, 563.
Reskemmer, Richard de, 527.
Restormel, Rostormel, co. Cornwall, 106, 848.
Resus ap Griffit. See Rees.
Retford, co. Notts, 153, 195, 580. .
,mill, 195,530.
Retford, WiUiam de, 455, 465, 536.
Retherby, Feter de, 301.
Retheresthrop. See Rothersthorp.
Retherfeld. See Rotherfield.
Retyndon [co. Essex], 46.
Reaede, Elias le, and his son Thomas, 18.
Reuel, Richard, 578.
Reve, John son of John le, 128.
, WUHam le, 57, 581.
Revegill, Hugh de, and his brother Richard,
59.
, John de, 389.
Revel, lord of. See Flote.
Rerele, Godekin de, 438.
Reres, Nicholas, 298.
Revesby Abbey, co. Lincoln 423.
, abbot of, 149.
Revesone, Robert le, and his son John, 581.
Rewley, co. Oxon., abbot of, 330.
, Simon abbot of, 241.
, CO. Worcester, 321.
Reyhamme, Roger de, and his wife Margery,
191.
Reylegh. See Rayleigh.
Reymundi de Benqneto, William, 87.
Reynald, Reginald, constable of Lowestoft,
501.
, Robert, and his brother John, 450.
Reyner, Reyneri, Hugh, 150.
, John, 504.
.„ , Katherine wife of Hugh, 504.
, Peter, 11, 29, 52, 71, 96, 99, 193,
212, 220, 228.
, Walter, 497, 499.
, William, 413.
Reynes, Little. See Raine.
Reynham, 361. See aUo Rainham.
Reynbam, Richard de, 37.
Reynolds, Walter, archbishop of Canterbury,
19, 875.
, , bishop of Worcester, 158.
Reynton, John de, 387.
Reyny, Joceus le, 514.
Reysthorp. See Raisthorpe.
Reywynok, cantred and lordship, 336.
INDEX.
Rh«ms, in France, abbey of St. Remigfus.
271.
RhAs Crowther, Roscrouthour, co. Pembroke,
108, 487.
Rhosfeir, Rosfeir, co. Anglesea, 225, 271, 530.
Rhuddlan, Rothelan, co. Flint, 22.
, casUe, 13, 419, 523.
,firiars preachers of, 338.
lUbchester, Ribelccstre, co. Lancaster, 82,
102.
Ricard, Walter, 67.
Richard, spigumel in the Chanery, 36.
Richard, Adam son of, 17.
, Geoffirey, 260.
, Henry son of, atte Muhie, 280.
, , del Muyre, 200.
, , de Redich, 573.
, John, 446.
, John son of, 261.
, , le fisshere, 205.
, , dc Skeryngton, 284.
, ^...., de We«t6n, 570.
, , le Wyse, 167.
, John and Simon sons of, de Overton,
355.
, Nichohis son of, de Balegavcran, 64,
192, 218.
, , de Theglyndenne, 446.
, Richard son of,de Acton, 516.
, , de Burton, 61.
, , de Hulton, 498.
, , de Pevenseye, 60.
, , atte Yate, 205.
, Richaid son John son of,de Suterton,
496.
, Robert son of, 283.
, , de Bruneby, 508.
, , atte Yate, 205.
, Roger son of, de Skeryngton, 284.
, , de Whatton, 175.
, Simon son of, le Bame, 511.
, , de Walton, 441.
, Thomas son of, de Akdenne, 446.
, de PolhamptOD, 219.
, Walter son of, le Mulewaid, 579.
, William son of, de Bentelcye, 891.
Richards Castle [co Hereford], 278.
Richborouglv Risebergh, co. Kent, 487.
Riche, William le, 864.
Ridieman, Adam, 139, 574.
Riohemund, Ridimond, Ftefter de, 15.
, Richard de. 291,299, 386.
,Roaldde,481.
, Robert de, 576.
Itiehmond, Rycbemund, co. York, 15, 136,
208, 348, 478, 484.
, castle, 150, 484.
, chapel of Holy Tiini^, 15.
, hospital of St. NicboUs without, 478.
, pavage at, 658.
ai«bdeMxmof. SttWodehooa.
•urisdietioii, 82, 234.
GENERAL INDEX.
709
Riohmond, earl of. See Brittany.
Riohum, Jacobinas, 873.
Richus, Bartholomew, 15, 161, 873.
Kidel, Geoffrey, 349.
Ridelane. See Redlane.
Ridelere, Richard, 575.
Rider, Ryder, Ralph le, 129.
..., Simon le, 299.
Ridere, Robert le, 126.
Ridlington, Rydelyngton, co. Rutland, 81,303.
Rievanlx, Ryvall, Abbey, co. York, 47, 155,
157, 316, 455, 474.
, abbot of, 344,564.
, William abbot of, 316.
Riggesole, Adam, 570, 575.
Rightwys, James, 468.
, John, 471.
Ribill, Robert de, 462.
Rill, in Ireland, 101.
Rillyngton, Henry de, 252.
Ringmer, Ryngemere, co. Sussex, 391.
Ringstead, co. Norfolk, 381.
Ringwood, Ryngwod, co. Hants., 367, 516.
, castle and manor of, 54.
Riparia, John de, knt, 67.
Ripariis, Amicia de, coantess of Devon, 151.
Ripley, Rippeleye, co. Derby, 582.
Ripon, Rypon, co. York, 58, 59, 142, 853,
409.
, collegiate charch of St. Wilfrid, 16,
384, 586, 564.
, , prebend of Monkton in, 436.
, , prebend of Studley in, 162,
254, 519.
, hospital of St. Mary, 546.
Ripon, John de, 576.
, Thomas de, 445.
Ripplingham, co. York, 869.
Ripton, John de, vicar of Exning, 802.
Risborough, Risebergh [co. Bucks.], 52,
Risby, Rysby, co. Lincoln, 382.
Rise, Peter de, 177.
, Thomas de, 61.
Risebergh. See Richborongh.
Rishton, by Falmersbridge, co, Dorset, house
of St. Leonard, 417, 420.
Rishton, John de, 131
, William de, 576.
Risiden, John de, 229.
Riskyngton. See Ruskington.
Riisheton. See Rushton.
RtssingtoD Wick, Wikeriijrndon, co. Glou-
cester, 110.
Riston, William de, 264.
Rithre, Rythre, Rither, Ryther, John de, 58,
158, 246, 386, 401, 412, 488.
, Matilda kite the wife of Robert de,
882, 412.
, Peter de, 280.
, , prebendary of Lincoln, 82.
Rittesone, Henry, 581.
Rivers, Richird de, 321.
Rivers — cont
, Roger de, 80.
Roberd, Thomas, 168, 299.
Robert ap Griffin, 126.
Robert, Adam son of, do Bouleton, 573.
, , le Keu, 81.
, Geoffrey son of, de Holes, 12.
, Henry son of, 284.
, Joan daughter of, de Uff'ord, 176.
, John son of, 313.
, , de Bampton, 114.
, , de Bovyngton, 18,
, , de Bury, 257.
, , de Cluworth, 498.
, , de Ingham, 164, 825, 478.
, , de Laysdon, 570.
, , de Ledenham, 355.
, , de Radeclyve, 572.
, , de Staunton, 14.
, ,de Wodethorpe, 127.
, Nigel son of Hivo ton of, deKeneton,
21.
, Peter son of, de Kercroft, 382.
, Richard son of, de Garton, 497,
499.
, , le Taillour, 232.
, Robert son of, de Aynesworth, 572.
, , de Calneton, 587.
, , le Mullere, 582.
,le porter of Bamburgh, 247,
568.
, , de Radeclyve, 578.
, Robert son of Robert son of, de Cal-
neton, 587.
, Roger son of, de Bovyngton, 18.
, , de Multon, 526.
, , de Trusselegh, 582.
, Thomas, 108.
Thomas son of, de Laysdon, 575.
, William son of, de Freford, 10, 16.
, , le Grayne, 25.
, , de Leye, 451.
, , de Radeclive, 572.
Roberti, Simon, 109.
Robertsbridge, co. Sussex, 286, 258, 288.
, abbot and convent of, 87 1, 383, 485.
Robyn, Joan, 139, 574.
, John, 189,574.
, , the younger, 575.
, Matilda, 575.
, Nicholas, 205.
, Roger and William, sons of John, 487.
Recce, John, 279.
Roce, Wmiam,270, 861.
Rocelyn, Roscelyn, John, 86.
, Thomas, 20,66. 144,274, 867,508.
580.
, knt., 278.
Rochdale, Rachedale, co. Lancaster, 195, 529.
Roche Abbey, co. York, 422.
Roche, Roehes, John de, 8, 72, 130.
John de U, 85, 487, 602.
710
GENERAL INDEX.
Boche — cont.
, Peter de, bishop of Winchester,
268.
, Simon de la, 348.
, William de la. 236.
Bocheford, Robert de, 202, 286, 293, 296.
Bochmadour, Arnold de, 429.
Rochester, Roucestre, co. Kent, 45, 86, 119,
196, 197, 226, 434, 530, 670, 675.
, bishop of. See Glanvill.
,.., bridge of, 284.
, castle, 45, 86, 225, 226, 530.
, diocese of, 109, 110, 120, 212, 511.
Bochford hundred, co. Essex, 55, 202.
Rockbear, Rokebeare, co. Deron, 426.
Rockingham,^ Rokyngham, co. Northants, 52,
106, 144.
, castle, 68, 56, 86, 236.
, forest, 86, 144, 196.
, , Benyfeld lawn in, 70, 111, 235,
468.
, , forester of Brigstock and Ged-
dington in, 53, 86.
, , steward of, 55.
, letters patent dated at, 168, 170,
627-637, 539, 541-643, 574, 675.
Rockland, Roukelound, Rokelund, co. Nor-
folk, 229, 314,501.
Roclire, Richard de, 289.
Roculf, William, 158.
Rodbergh, Joan wife of Thomas de, 648.
Roddeston [Roshton?], co. Northants, 268,
612, 622, 636, 648.
Rodeland, in Thomes [co. York], 378.
Rodeneye, Walter de, 561.
Rodenhale, John de,31d, 445.
Roderham. See Rothetham.
Roderham, Robert de, parson of Old Sarum,
164.
Rodeswell, John de, 286.
Rodley, Rodeleye, co. Gloucester, 321.
Roccleffe, co. York, 130, 626.
Rofia, Salomon de, justice of the King's Bench
of Edward I., 151.
Roger, Henry, 27.
, Henry son of, de Barlowe, 572.
, James son of Lapinns, 181.
, John son of,de Boreswi^h, 260, 682.
, , del Haye, and his brother
Boger, 497.
, Juliana wife of Henry, 27.
, Lapinus and his wife Joan, 180.
, Nicholas son of, 132.
...., Bichard son of, de Pilkynton,
498.
, ,de Sedbergh, 69.
., Boger son of, de Barlowe, 672.
, , de Boresworthe, 497, 499.
, William son of, 132.
, , de Pitkynton, 498.
Bogeron, Bogeroun, Boger son of Boger, 16,
149.
Boges, Elizabeth daughter of Simon de, 401.
, Isabella wife of Simon de, 401.
, John, 139,574.
Boggers, Walter, S9.2.
Bogoun, Bagoun, Boger, 232, 373, 542.
Boilsiston. See Bowlstone.
Boiston, Geoffrey de, 288.
Boke, Thomas, 406.
Bokebeare. See Bockbear.
Bokeby, co. Leicester, 125.
, CO. Westmoreland, 219, 224.
Bokeby, Thomas de, 214, 224.
Bokelaunde, co. Sussex, 307.
Bokele, Bichard de la, 604.
, Stephen de la, 504.
, Thomas de la, 504, 569.
, William de la, knt., 504.
Bokelnnd. See Bockland.
Bokesburgh. See Boxburgh.
Bokesby, Thomas de, 42.
Bokesle, Adam de, controller of customs at
Southampton, 119, 509, 545.
Bokynge. See Buckinge.
Bokyngham. See Rockingham.
Boldiston, Hugh and William, sous of
Nicholas de, 4.
Bolleston, co. Stafford, 570.
Bolleston, William de, 96, 391.
Bolrenden, Bovelinden, Rolvyndenne, co.
Kent, 47,391, 444, 446.
Bomayn, John, 496.
Bomburgfa, co. Suffolk, prior of, 226, 344.
Borne, 32, 218, 421.
, church of, 37, 107,465.
, court of, 46, 85,217, 248,249,256,
267, 266, 271, 303, 306, 314, 321, 407,
408, 483, 626, 547.
, hospital of the Holy Ghost, 146, 317,
369.
Bomenhale. See Bomney.
Bomeseye. See Bomsey.
Bomeseye, John de, 610, 512.
Bommisden Crey. See Bamsden Cray.
Bomney, Bomenhale, co. Kent, 77, 197.
, church of St. Mary in the Marsh, 171.
Heathfield, Bumneyhethfeld, Old, oo.
Kent, 6.
, Old, Elderomene, co. Kent, 68.
Bomney Marsh, 63, 90, 202.
Bomsey, Bomeseye, Bumsey, co Hants, 181,
258,318.
abbey, 162, 181, 258, 463, 460, 489.
, , Sibyl, abbess of, 333, 452.
, , chapel of St. NiohoUs in, 318.
, hospital of St. Mary and St Anthony,
66.
, letters patent dated at, 34.
Bondeland, Boger de, 127.
Bongeton [Bacton, co. Sussex?], 101.
Bonhale. See Benhold.
Bonton, co. Stafford, prior and convent of, 225.
Boo, Bobert le, 181.
GENERAL INDEX.
711
Roo— con/.
, Roger le, 352.
Rook, Robert, 448.
Roothing, Rothing, co. Essex, 143.
Roper, William, 74,
Roppeic, Walter de, 391.
Ros, in Ireland . See Ross.
Ro8, in Wales, cantred of, 336, 851.
lordship of, 336.
Ros, Roos, Christiana de, 212.
, Elizabeth daughter of William de, of
Hamelak, 566.
, John, 118.
John de, 5, 199, 204, 246, 290, 388,
399, 416, 425, 444, 544, 545.
, , steward of the household of
Edward II., 14.
, , knt., 194, 256, 280.
, Margaret de, 464.
, Margaret daughter of William de,
244.
, Richard de, 372.
, Robert, knt., 400.
, Robert de, of Hamelak, 155.
, , of Wark, 87, 155.
, WiUiam de, 60, 132, 133, 224, 228,
255, 295, 349, 382, 441, 454, 560.
, of Hamelak, 134, 150, 174,177,
200, 285, 275, 287, 298, 346, 431, 440,
441.
, , his father, 275.
, , , the second, 447.
, , of Igmanthorpe, 182.
Rosce, William le, 882.
Roscelyn. See Rocelyn.
Roscrouther. See RhAs Crowther.
Roseles, Michael de, 521.
Roselyn, William, 328.
Rosen, John de, parson of Rowlstone,
266.
Rosfeir. See Rhosfeir.
Rosholm, William de, parson of Smytheton,
330.
Rosington, Rosyngton, co. York, 262, 369.
Rosmodres, Richard de, 207.
Ross, Ros, in Ireland, 64, 465.
Rosse, John de, 393.
, , bishop of Carlisle, 152, 260,
280.
Rosteleye, John de, 528.
, William de, escheator in the counties
of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Hunt-
ingdon, Essex, and Hertford, 584.
Rostormel. See Restormel.
Roswyft, Adam, 570, 575.
Roteheryng, Robert, 445.
Reteland. See Rutland.
Roter, Richard, 504.
Rothbury, Routhbury, co. Northumberland,
562.
Rotheford, Mister Maurice de, 848.
Rothelan. See Rhuddlan.
Rothele. See Rotbley.
Rotherfield, Retherfeld [co. Oxen], 367.
Rotherham, Roderham [co. York], 174,
869.
Rothersthorp, Retheresthrop, co. Northante,
868.
Rothewell, 887.
Rothewell, John de, 129.
Rothfen, co. Wilts, prebend of. See Salisbury.
Rothhale, WiUiam de, 404.
Rothing. See Roothing.
Rothington, Robert de, 105.
Rothley, Rothele, co. Leicester, pontage at,
115.
Rothwell, Rothewell, co. York, 386.
Rotoure, William de la, 257.
Rotse, John de, 556.
Rouberwe. See Rowbarrow.
Rouceby, William, 251.
Roucestcr Abbey, co. Stafford, 889.
Roucestre. See Rochester.
Rouclif, Gervase de, 200, 290.
Roucliff, Richard de, 855.
Roud. See Rowde.
Rouen, cathedral church of St. Mary, 233,
410, 568.
, dean and chapter of, 40, 44, 238,
483.
, Peter, archbishop of, 110.
, see of, 54.
, abbey of St. Katherine by, 584,
543.
, John abbot o^ 548.
, William abbot of, 548.
Rougham, Thonias de, 289.
Roughle, Walter de, 315.
Roughton, by Marton, co. Lincoln, 108.
Roukelounde. See Rockland.
Roule, Qodelinus de la, 422.
Roulond, John, 578.
Roumwodc, co. Notts, 586.
Roumyn, William, 128.
Roundthwaite, Runethwayt, co. Westmore-
land, 55.
Rous, Alice wife of John lo, 18.
, John, 570.
, John le, 18, 42, 828, 440.
, Richard son of Agnes le, 886.
Thomas le, knt., 571, 578.
, William le, 128, 454.
Rousparre. See Rusper.
Rouston, Adam de, 14.
Route, Robert, 447, 448.
, Robert son of Alan, 448.
Routhbury. See Uothbury.
Routhe, Hamo de, 576.
, John de, 576.
Routheclive, John de, 556.
Rowand, Ruwand, Roger, 8.
Roger, knt., 391
Rowbarrow, Rouberwe, hundred, co. Wilts,
bedel of, 85.
Rowdc, Roud, co. Wilts, 55.
712
GENERAL INDEX.
Rowdon, CO. Wilts, 77.
Rowell, William de, 170.
Rowley [co. Worcester], 386.
RowlstoDo, Roilsiston, co. Hereford, 266.
Roxbargh, Rokesburgh, in Scotland, 553.
Roxby, CO. Lincoln, 112, 382.
Roxby, Peter de, and his brother Richard,
132.
Roylby, Thomas, 491.
Roys, Alexander, 473.
Royston, co. Cambs, 138, 387.
Royston, Geoffrey de, 351.
Rua, John de, prebendary of Abbeville,
209.
Ruckinge, Rokynge, co. Kent, 391, 444,
446.
Rudde, Robert, 447, 448.
Raddestan [cc. Dorset?], 19.
Rudekyn, Thomas, 14.
Rudham, Alan de, 318.
Rudheath, co. Chester, 191.
Rudon, William de, 522.
Rue, in Fonthieu. 189, 191, 437, 466, 518.
,baiUflFof, 173.
, le gart by, 80.
, sheriflfof, 188.
Rue, John de, 191.
, William de la, 130, 145, 223, 347.
Ruelle, Gassetns, or Gassocus de la, 184,
278.
Rufford, Rughford, co. Notts, abbot and con-
yeut of, 174, 544, 545.
Rufford, Robert de, 1 08.
Rufi, John, 170.
Ruge, John, 128.
Rugge, Warin de, 134.
Raggeleyc, Simon de, 375, 409.
, chamberlain of Chester, 61.
Rugh, John le, 498.
Rugham, co. Norfolk, 504.
Rughford. See Rufford.
Rughton. See Roughton.
Rughton, Richard de, 156.
Rumbek, Lambert, 422.
Rumpe, Thomas, 574.
Rumphare, John, and Margaret his irife, 158.
Rumsey. See Romsey.
Rumworth, co. Lancaster, 498.
Rumworthe, \dam de, 498.
Rnnethwayt. See Roundthwaite.
Runcton, Rungeton, co. Norfolk, 6, 122,
447.
, by Setchey, co. Norfolk, 76.
Runston, John and William, 139, 574.
Runtyng, Alan, 448.
Rupe, Henry de, 807.
..., , John son of George de, 549.
, Thomas de, knt,, 67.
, William de, 199.
See also Roche.
Rupe Forti, Milo de, 101.
Rupibus, Peter de, bishop of Winchester, 230,
268. See also Roche.
Roshton, Rissheton, co. Dorset, 84, 86, 159.
, CO. Northants, 566.
, CO. Stafford, 569.
Ruskiugton, Riskyngton, Ryskyngton, co.
Lincoln, 465, 474, 577, 578, 580.
Rasper, Rousparre, co. Sussex, 391.
Rossel, Russell, Rossel, Ingelram, 62, 168.
, John, 130, 193, 504, 538.
, , of Tewkesbury, 509.
, Laurence, and his brother John, 450.
, Matthew, 281.
, Robert, 138. 139, 140, 284, 287, 313,
403.
, Theobald, 439.
, , knt., 337, 450.
, WiUiam, 128.
, , the younger, 129.
Russhe, Roger atte, 259.
Rusteshale [Rushall ?], co. WilU, 434.
Rustiton, Laurence de, 11, 280.
Rutheresfeld, 203.
Rutland, Roteland, county, 57, 134, 186, 188,
287, 295, 312, 358, 561.
, escheator in. See Broun ; Ledred.
, sheriff of, 281.
Ruton. See Ryton.
Ruwand. See Rowand.
Ruydyng, William del, 352.
Ry, John de, parson of Qosberkirk, 483.
Ryassh, co. Kent, 368.
Rybbestanc, Alexander de, 252.
Ryburgh, Great, co. Norfolk, 222.
Rychemond, Rohaud de, 472. See also
Riohemund.
Rychemund. See Richmond.
Rycol, Thomas, 75.
Rycroft, Hugh de, 125.
Rydale, Alice de, 552.
Rydell, Geoffey, 295.
Rydelyngton. See Ridlington.
Ryder. See Rider.
Rydewalle, Robert de, 109.
.William de, 109.
Rye, La Rye, co. Sussex, 24, 162, 202, 334,
485.
, murage at, 304.
Rye, Ranulph de, 582.
Ryes, Hugh atte, 391.
Ryge, Andrew de, 458.
, John de, and hit wife Joan, 458.
, Ralph de, 458.
, Robert de, and hit wife Matilda,
458.
Rygewyn, Robert, 224, 228.
Rygges, John de, and his brother Waris,
387.
Ryka, William, 505.
Rykeman, Roger, changer in the Exchange of
London, 98.
Rykynghale, Ralph de, 282.
GENERAL INDEX.
713
Ryngemere. See Kingmer.
Ryngild, William, controller of castomt at
Ipswich, 119.
Kyngstanhirst, by Iloueden, hermit of, 372.
BypoD, Rypoun. See Ripon.
RypoQD, Walter, 571.
Rysby. See Risby.
Ryse, LaareDce de, 576.
Rysegate [co. Lincoln], 224, 25)8.
Ryskjmgton. See UuskingtoD.
RyskyngtoD, Alice and Lecia, daughters of
John de, 474.
Rysvnge, Florence wife of Henry de, 212.
Rysynges, John de, 495.
Rythre* See Rithre.
Ryton, Ruton, co. Salop, 143.
Ryvall. See Rievaulz.
Ryvel, John, 294, 296, 357, 502, 564.
Ryvere, John de la, 277, 432.
, Matilda his wife, 432.
R3'Ter8, Richard de, 287, 440.
, , parson of Bransby, 16.
Rywynok, cantred of, 336, 351.
, lordship of, 351.
s.
Sabaudia, Peter de, canon of Lmcoln, 227.
Sabbelegh, Reginald, 497.
Sabbo, John, 448.
Sabrichesworth. See Sawbridgeworth.
Sabyn, Roger, 579.
Sachel, Robert, 109.
Sacombo, Sevcaumpe, Savecamp, co. Herts,
33, 146.
Sadeler, John le, 496.
Sadyngton, Sadynton, Robert do, 134, 138,
215, 235, 286, 287. 294, 812, 389, 391,
445, 477, 516, 551, 552, 570, 571.
, Thomas de, 154.
Sofirey, Brian son of William, 104, 314.
William, 103,314.
Sage, Thomas le, 352.
Saham. See Soham.
Haham, Matilda wife of Stephen de, 581.
, Stephen df, 5*1.
St. Agatha [co. York], abbot of, 344.
St. Albans, co. Herts, 48, 144.
letters patent dated at, 64, 252.
Benestede park by, 463.
Abbey. 46. 48, 97, 152. 868, 422, 447.
abbot of, 571.
, Richard, abbot of. 152, 868.
St. Asaph [co. Flint], 338.
, bishop of. See Daiid.
, diocese of, 376.
Saint Barbe, Jordan do, keeper of the hermi-
tage by Cripplegate, 169.
St. Bernard. Mont Jonx, hospital of, 39, 46.
St. Breaca, co. Cornwall, 344, 376.
St. Briayels, co. Gloster, 201, 547.
, castle, 45, 245, 568.
St Bnryan, co. Cornwall, dean of, 538.
St. Carantoc [co. Cornwall], dean of, 107,
549.
St. Clare, priory of, 467.
St. Constantine, cell of, 442.
St. Corentinus, co. Carnwall, 844, 376.
St. Davids, bishop of. See Gower.
, diocese of, 108, 156, 162, 260, 266,
272, 279, 364, 383, 425, 434, 467, 487.
, , justice in, 468.
St. Edmunds. See Bury St Edmunds.
St Emilion; 314.
St Eustache, Arnold, cardinal of, treasurer
and prebendaxy of Salisbury, 39.
St. Evroul, abbot of, 170, 566.
St. Faith's Priory, co. Norfolk. See Horsham.
St George hundred, co. Dorset, 452, 476,
532.
St. Grormoch, co. Cornwall, 376.
St Ismael, in Wales, 225, 530.
St Ives, CO. Hunts, 78, 96, 174, 387.
letters patent dated at, 539, 577.
St. Jean d'Angely, in Poitou, 504, 505, 576.
St John, 230, 364.
, in Scotland. See Perth.
St. John the Baptist, relics of, 190.
St. John of Jerusalem, Hospital of, 88, 101,
221, 244. 274, 276, 377, 885, 394, 414,
475.
, order of, 177.
, prior of, 18. See also Larcher;
Tybcrtis.
See also Ireland.
St Just, CO. Cornwall, 178.
St Keveme, co. Cornwall, 490, 581.
St Laurence, relics of, 190.
St. Leonard atte Loke, hospital of, 533.
St. Leonards, CQ. Sussex, 445.
St. Lucy in Silice, cardinal of, 265.
St. Mary in Aquiro. Bertrand, cardinal of,
167, 407.
St Mary-1e-Strand, co. Middlesex, 227.
St. Mary Nova, cardinal of. See Farges.*
St. Mary of Bethlehem, order of, 264, 588.
St Michael's Mount, co. Cornwall, 22, 537.
St. Neots. CO. Hunts, prior and convent of, 263.
William prior of, 268.
St. Nicholas-les- Angers, in France, Bene-
dict, abbot of, 473.
St. Omer, in France, 480, 432.
, dean of, 480.
St Oflith, 406.
, 00. Essex, abbey of, 490.
, abbot of, 428.
St. Oswald's Priory. See Nostell.
St Paul, CO. Cornwall, 344, 376.
St. Quiterie, in Aquitaine, 888, 845.
.St Richer, in France, 484.
714
GENERAL INDEX.
St. Sever, in Aquitaine, 338, 345,
St. Silvester, relics of, 190.
St. Stephen on the Coelian, cardinal of, 33,
43, 186, 188, 558.
St. Theodore, cardinal of. See Gaetani.
St. Victor, William ahbot of, 176.
St. Waleric's Ahbey, in Picardy, Andrew
prior of cell of in Essex, and his squire
Nicholas, 495.
St. Waleric's honor, 51.
St. Wandregesil, William abbot of, 893.
St, Winwolay, co. Cornwall, 8^6.
Saintes, Xaintes, in France, castle and town
of, 94.
Sakevill, Andrew de, knt., 824.
Salcey, Sausse, forest, co. Northants, 15, 26,
199.
Salook, Thomas de, 464.
Sale, William de la, 109.
Salehurst, Salhirst, co. Sussex, 871, 388,
485.
prebend of. See Hastings.
Salesbury, John de, 127.
Salford, William de, parson of Folketon, 345.
SaUsbury, co. Wilts, 28, 27, 104, 107, 164,
434, 487.
, archdeacon of. See LuSenham.
, archdeaconry of, 11.
, bishop of, 535. See also Wyville;
Ghent ; Mortivallis.
, cathedral church of St. Mary, 103,
167, 181, 207, 434, 484, 500.
, , close of, 81, 234.
, , dean of. See Farges.
, , dean and chapter of, 81, 82,
234.
, , precentor of, 184.
, prebend of Bedminster in,
511, 513, 519, 527.
, prebend of Bedminster with
Radeclyve in, 436, 437.
, , prebend ofBedwin in, 21,24,
35,111,168,227,420.
, , prebend of Bere and Char-
minster in, 23, 24, 26, 36, 41, 53, 120.
, , prebend of Bishopstone in, 25.
, , prebend of Blebury in, 470.
, , prebend of Calne in, 89.
, prebend of Chardstock Id, 371.
, prebend of Fordington and
Writlington in, 585.
, prebend of Grantham Borealis
iD,171.
, prebend of Grimstone and Tat-
minster in, 480.
, prebend of Highworth in, 79.
, prebend of Horton in, 19,44,
51, 172.
., prebend of Major or I*rima
Pms Altaris in, 78, 75, 79, 167.
, prebend of Netherbury and
Beaminster in, 97, 98.
, , prebend of Rothfen in, 531.
]^*|*.'.., : , prebend of Thorleton in, 248,
253.
Salisbury— con/.
.., , prebend of Warminster in, 529.
, , (Subdean of, 78, 79.
, , treasurer of, 39.
, church of St. Edmimd, 27.
, diocese of, 14, 38, 79, 86, 120, 134,
150, 152, 160, 164-166, 175, 256, 277,
825, 864, 40^ 418, 459, 468, 486, 516,
524, 527, 547.
Salkeld, Robert de, 550.
Salle, CO. Norfolk, 564.
Salle, Geoffrey de, 149.
, Henry and Simon, 58.
Salley, co. York, abbot of, 474.
Sallowe, Robert de, 206, 858.
Sallyngge, Salyng, Walter de, 298, 501, 588.
Siilmon, preservation of, 141, 451, 500, 502,
578.
Salop county, 2, 39, 57, 183, 186, 138, 287,
294, 297, 808, 312, 826, 827, 848, 358,
862,377, 404, 419, 445, 450, 578.
, escheator in. See Peyto.
, sheriff of, 198, 521,548.
Salopia, Ralph de, bishop of Bath and Wells,
21, 27, 28, 30, 99, 101, 158, 222, 272,
306, 367, 394, 559, 561, 567.
Salson, John, 582.
Saltenaye, co. Lincoln, 61.
Saltemersk, Saltmersh, Saltmerssh, Peter de,
130, 131, 144, 227, 497, 556.
Saltere, John le, 424.
Saltersford, co. Chester, pontage at, 170.
Saltfleetby, co. Lincoln, 118.
Saltford, Nicholas de, 240, 248.
, Nigel de, 357.
Saltfot, Robert, 239.
Saltrey. See Sawtrey.
Saluciis, George de, 36.
, Master George de, archdeacon of
Buckingham, 407.
Salvayn, Anketinu8,357.
Salvo, Nicholas de, 275.
Saly, John, the elder and the younger, 571.
, Peter, 571.
Salyng. See Sallyngge.
Samekyn, Roger, 160.
Sampford, Simon de, 288, 351.
Sampson, Henry, 166.
, Hugh, 480, 473.
, Master Thomas, canon of York, 465-
468.
Sancto Albano, Elias de, parson of Wethereg-
feld, 234.
, Master Elias de, 421.
, Master John de, 819.
Richard de, 89.
, Roger de, 279.
, WiUiam de, 247.
Sancto Albino, Guy de, 180.
, William de, 180.
Sancto Amando, John de, 161, 486.
, , Mary wife of Amaric de
486.
GENERAL INDEX.
715
Sancto Amando— c<m^
, , William de, 227.
Sancto Andrea, Egidia daughter of Thomas
dei 545.
Sancto Botulpho, Alan de, 297.
, , John son of John son of
Alexander de, 156.
, , Richard son of Joceiu de,
100.
Sancto Clemente, William de, 473.
Sancto Edwardo, Nicholas de, 214.
Sancto Johanne, Alice wife of John de, 455.
, , Edward de, 101, 135, 143,
286.
, Giles son of William de,
518.
, , Hugh de, 293, 390, 400,
581.
, , John de, lord of Basing, 54,
68.
, , , his son Hugh, 110.
, , William de, 12, 58.
Sancto Laudo, Ralph de, 199, 374.
Sancto Laurentio, Bartholomew de, dean of
Exeter, 46, 423, 432.
Sancto Leodegario, John de, and his daughter
Isabella, 86.
, , Master Richard,'de, 86.
, , See also Seint Leger.
Sancto Martino, Laurence de, 37 1 .
, Laurence son of Laurence de, 165.
Sancto Mauro, Edmund de, 213.
Sancto Paulo, Johu de, 106, 194, 210, 277,
376, 410, 414, 425, 432, 467, 510, 525,
543.
, , parson of Ashby David, 260.
, Mary de, countess of Pembroke, 86,
105-107, 110, 123, 12-1, 150, 210, 241,
268, 277, 281, 308, 809, 376, 404, 426.
432, 467, 484, 491, 543, 567.
, Robertde, 486,525.
, Robert son of Thomas de, 425.
, William de, 425.
Sancto Petro, Isabella wife of John de, 379.
, John de, 379.
, Simon de, 475.
fSee also Seynper.
Sancto Phileberto, Philberto, John de, 34,
144. 176, 180. 875, 408.
, John de, knt.,426.
, John son of John de, 176, 486.
Sancto Quintino, Margaret wife of Thomas
de, 370.
, Thomas de, 870. See also Seynt
Quyotyn.
Sandale, co. York, 56, 869.
Sandale, John de, panon of Arksey, 15.
, John de, bishop of Winchester, 280.
., Robertde, 17.
Sandeford, Robert de, 55.
, Simon de, 250.
Sandford, by Oxford, 194.
, Sanford, by Churchill, co. Somerset,
154.
Sandford, Simon de, parson of Musgrare, 230,
281.
Sandham, North and South, Isle of Wight,
311.
Sandhirst, Sandhurst, John de, 218, 276,
529.
Sandhurst, Sandherst, Scandherst, co. Kent,
391, 444, 446.
Sandiacre, co. Derby, 5. 666.
, prebend of. See Lichfield.
Sandiacare, Geoffrey de, 5.
Sandon, co. Berks, 178.
, by Kingston, hospital of 44.
Sandridge, Sandrugge [co. Herts], 152, 368.
Sandwich, co. Kent, 77, 78, 119, 166, 169, 196,
197, 274, 392, 428.
, controller of customs, 545.
, port of, 70, 146, 484.
Sandwico, Master Nicholas de, parson of
Cropthorn, 170.
Sangar, Robert, 578.
Santiago, in Spain, 3, 24, 26, 43, 65, 68-70,
84. 102, 176, 194,232-234, 288,239,
244, 247, 248, 252. 257, 259, 265, 272,
278, 275, 277, 307, 348, 892, 412, 478,
491,512,513,537.
Santon, 400.
Santon, William de, 556.
Saperton, Richard de, and Robert de, 129.
Sapiston, Sapston, co. Suffolk, 818.
Sapiti, Master Andrew, 420, 558.
Sapy, John de, knt., 487.
, Robert de, 11, 76, 571, 572, 678, 579.
, , knt., 329.
Sapyty, Oto, prebendary of Chichester, 557.
Saquet, Reymond, 90.
Sardon, Robert de, 299.
Saresbirs, Master John de, keeper of the hos-
pital of Dounington, 489.
Sark, Serk, island of, 3, 72, 76, 88, 116, 123,
ISO, 145, 146, 454, 466, 648.
keeper of, 190.
Sarra, John son of. 266.
, William son of, de Bastone, 298.
Sarre, Sere, co. Kent, 236
Sarsdon, Cercedene, no. Oxon, 114.
Sartrina, Simon de, 384.
Sartrino, John de, 177.
Sartrye, William atte, 25.
Sarum, Old, co. Wilts, castle of 82.
, chantry in, 166, 284.
• , cathedra] of, 83, 234.
, church of St Peter, 164, 168.
Saucer, John le, 174.
Saucerie, Thomas de la, 538.
Haukeyill, Andrew de, 484.
Saundby, co. Notts, 60.
Saundeby, Thomas de, 60, 162, 507, 614.
, , kuL, 381.
Saondre, John, 229.
Robert, 570, 575.
Saunford, Thomas de, 229. 409.
, WiUiam de, 120. 529.
716
GENERAL INDEX.
Sauntere, John, 218, 276, 629.
SaantreBdon, Alexander de, 503.
Saosse forest, ^ee Saloey.
Saoston. See Sawston.
Saut Mareys. See Saltemersk.
Sauvage, Savage, Adam, 218.
, Henry, 409.
, John called, prior of Pemhroke, 67.
, Ralph, 202.
, Ralph le, 185.
.Robert, 211.
, Roger le, 271.
, Walter le, 380.
, WiUiam, 457.
Sauve Majeure, in France, hospital of St.
Qerald, 152, 319, 567.
Sanvey, Luke de, his knight, 255.
Savecamp. See Sacombe.
Savemake, Sevemak, Forest, co. Wilts, 522,
572.
, Haukerugge and WoJciesgroTC in,
426.
, West, bailiwick of the forestership
in, 104, 155, 308, 425.
Savigny, abbot of, parson of Binnington,
371.
, John abbot of, 308.
SaTfbridgeworth, Sabrichcworth, Sabriches-
worth, CO. Herts, 180, 310, 388, 475.
Sawston, Saoston, co. Cambs, 403.
Sawtry, Saltrey, co. Hunts, letters patent
dated at, 276.
, abbot and convent of, 283.
Saxham, Hugh de, and his wife Roesia,
282.
, Thomas de, 282.
Saxlingham, co. Norfolk, 388.
Saxton, CO. York, 177.
Saxton, Robert de, 25, 291, 386.
, Thomas de, prior of Chaucombe,
416.
, William de, 413.
Say, Geoffrey de, 42, 294, 810, 320, 409.
, Idonia de, 310.
, John de, 33, 36, 190.
, , of Martock, 237, 300, 354.
, , controller of customs of Lon-
don, 377.
, William le, 40.
Scadefeld, Robert de, 229.
Scakelthorpe, William son of William de,
252.
Scalariis, Geoffrey de, 387.
, Henry de, 387.
, John de, 387.
, Thomas de the younger, knt., 887.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 274.
Scalby, Scalleby, co. Lincoln, 185.
, Skalleby, co. York, soke of, 864.
Scalby, John de, prebendary uf Lincoln and
parson of Mumby, 149.
Scaldeford. See Scalfbrd.
Scaldegris, Skaldegrys, Hugh and Walter,
447, 448.
, William, 448.
Scale, Adam del, 871.
Scalef, CO. Cambs, 887.
,co. York, 386.
Scales, Peter de, 154.
, Robert de,327, 404, 486, 544.
Scalford, Scaldeford, co. Leicester, 95.
Scalleby. See Scalby.
Scamblesby, co. Lincoln, prebend of. See
Lincoln.
Scanthurst, Adam de, his clerk William, 168.
Scapeiwyk, John de, 22.
Scapwyk, co Jjincoln, 253.
Scarborough, Scardeburgh, Skardeburgh, co.
York, 196, 365, 392, 395. 460.
, Carmelite friars of, 11.
, friars minors of, 394.
, parage at, 558.
, prior of, 442.
, quayage at, 9, 96, 207, 220, 266.
Scardeburgh, Scordeburgh, Scorburgh, Agnes
de, 425.
, Robert de, 132, 142, 146, 168, 200,
203, 204, 206, 207, 266, 283, 284, 287,
293, 298, 358, 443, 475, 479.
, , baron of the Exchequer, 362,
479, 482.
, , chief baron of the Exchequer,
of Dublin, 568.
, , chief justice of the Bench of
Ireland, 227, 232, 426, 568.
, , chief justice of the King's
Bench of Ireland, 470, 473.
Searesbrek, Walter de, 469.
Scargill. See Skargill.
Scariot, Richard, 449.
Scarle, North, co. Lincoln, 149.
Scarrington, Skeryngton, co. Notts, 284.
Scarsdale, Scamesdale, co. Derby, 582.
Scartho, Scarthowe, co. Lincoln, 118, 158.
Scawsby, Scauceby, co. York, 843.
Seel, William, 58.
Schaldeford. See Shalford.
Schentelare, James, canon of Abbeville, 802.
Scheryngham. See Sheringham.
Scheryngham, Alexander de, 444.
Schetelyngton. See Shitlington.
Schirefeld, John de, 890.
Schirewode, Nicholas de, 58.
Schropham, Stephen de, 411.
SchuUon, Thomas de, 394.
Scorburgh, John de, 575.
, Robert de, knt„ and his brother John,
576.
, Thomas son of John de, 575.
, William de, 575.
, See also Scardeburgh.
Scorby, John de, 582.
Scorth*, church of St. Nicholas, 839.
Scorthes, co. York, 59.
Scortrath, Alan and Ralph, 448, 449.
GENERAL INDEX.
717
Scot, ScotP, Scott, Adam, 169.
, John, 158, 854, 356, 499, 503, 662,
576.
, , the elder and the younger,
128.
, Richard, 58, 59,855, 856,889.
, Robert, 358, 527, 578.
.Simon, 169.
, Stephen, 285.
, Thomas, 58, 251, 356.
, William, 140, 888, 390, 891, 444, 446,
501,570,571,575,577.
Scotard, Hugh, 491.
, John, and his wife Philippa, 518.
Scotch Rolls, 487, 551, 554.
Scoteneye, Thomas de, 78.
ScothoTre, William de, 194.
Scotiller, James le, 211.
, Johnle, 211.
Scotland and the ScoU, 29, 31, 32, 39, 46, 47,
52, 56, 62, 72, 99, 112, 132, 134, 155,
158, 167, 182, 191. 209, 211,214, 218,
223, 224, 258, 266, 272, 281, 303, 326,
358, 359, 361, 868, 376, 876, 378, 382-
884, 387, 393, 400, 402, 410, 412, 418,
415, 416, 418, 425. 428-431, 48.% 437,
440, 446, 449, 456-463, 465, 468, 479,
480, 483, 485, 487, 495, 496, 499, 601,
527, 528, 531-533, 548, 551-553, 556-
558, 56.^.
, Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in,
221, 475.
.......... keepers of, 361.
, king of, 492. See also Brus j Balliolo.
.parliament of, 603.
,,,, , queen of. -Sfee Joan.
, treaty with, 11, 29, 36, 54.
Scotlond, Robert de. 581.
Scotton, 156.
[co. Lincoln], letters patent dated at,
543.
Scotton, Adam de, 856.
Scotulthorpe, Walter de, 478.
Soraptoft [co. Leicester], 254.
Scremby, Peter de, 138.
Scriptor, Nicholas, and Isabella his wife, 156.
Scriptor Anglicus, John, 543.
Scrivelby, Peter de, 186.
Scrivenham. Richard, 684.
Soriveyn, Alan le. 496.
Scrope, Geoffrey le, chief justice of the King's
Bench, 28, 81, 68, 61, 63, 132, 138,
185, 188, 141-148, 151, 153, 166, 159,
170, 188. 190, 197, 199, 200, 202, 207,
208, 215, 218, 221, 235, 287, 245, 249,
250, 252, 254, 255,277, 283. 290, 296,
309, 828, 349, 851-358, 356, 864, 368,
871, 883, 889, 899, 402, 406, 424, 481,
438, 440. 458, 454, 466-467, 475, 476,
481, 484, 499, 582, 634, 686, 643, 577,
584.
, , Justice of the Bench, 565.
, Henry le, 16, 17, 68, 841, 406, 583.
, .chief baron of the Exchequer,
29, 482.
Scmpo — coni,
, , chief justice of the Bench, 477,
482.
Scrumetone, WiHiam, 179.
Soryveyn, Nicholas le, and his wife Alice, 25.
Sender, John le, 196.
Scures, John de, 293, 813, 878, 436.
, Richard de, bailiff errant of Hamp-
shire, 249.
ScurUgh, John, 67.
Sent, John, 290.
Seabrook, Seybrok, oo. Bucks, 128.
Seacroft, Secroft, co. York, 386.
Seaford, Seford, co. Sussex, 77, 108, 119, 180,
166, 196, 611, 614.
Seagraye, Segrave, co. Leicester, 112.
Seaton, Seton [co. Devon], 165.
,00. Northumberland, 894.
, 00. York, 285, 869.
Sebergham Bridge, Seburghambrigge [eo.
Cumberland], 400.
Seburghambrigge, Bobert de, 400.
Secheford. See Sedgford.
Secheford, William de, 350.
Sechith, co. Norfolk, 447.
Secret Council, admissions to the, 407.
Secroft. See Seacroft.
Sedbergh, Richard son of Roger de, 59.
Sedgford, Secheford, co. Norfolk, 14.
Sedgley, Seggetleye, co. Stafford, 60, 285.
See, Johnatte, 417.
Seeland, Blooous de, knt., 479.
Seeles, John, 165.
Seelf, Richard, 189, 574.
Seend, Sonde, co. Wilts, 78, 244.
Seething, Sythingge, co. Norfolk, 148, 618.
Seez, abbot of, 180.
Sefare, Ralph, 72.
Sefeberge, 563.
Seford. See Seaford.
Sefottl, Ralph, 122.
, de, 6.
Seggedene, in Scotland, master and brethren
of, 561.
Seggesley. See Sedgley.
Seghelestome, John de, 576.
Segraye. See Seagrare.
Segrave, Christiana de, 112.
, John de. 128. 282. 287, 294.
, Stephen de, 112, 416.
, , his son John, 112.
Segreyt, co. Denbigh, 341.
Seimor, Edmund, knt.. 229.
Seinmore, William de, 96.
Seinte Barbe, Jordan de. 238.
Seinte Crois, castle of, 94.
Seint Leger, John de, 802. See aUo Sanoto
Leodegario.
Seintlou. SeeSeyntlou.
Seinte Maure, William de, chancellor of
France, 90.
Atint Osyth, Henry de, keeper of seal of re-
cognisances in London, 50.
7ia
GENERAL INDEX.
Seinfc Pere, John de, knt., 875.
Seiseriaco, Gerard de, prebendary of Hastings,
8.
Seklord, John de, 275.
Seland, coant of. See Hainaolt.
Selby, Scleby, co. York, 299, 450.
, abbey of St. Germanus, 44, 84, 86,
171, 242,380,446, 480, 481, 508.
, parage at, 44.
Selby, Seleby, Walter de, 72, 240.
Sele Monachomm. See Zeal Monachorum.
Seler, Richard du, 172.
, Bichardle, 196.
Selkley, Selkele, hundred, co. Wilts, 55.
Selleye, Geoffrey de, 126.
Selsey, co. Sussex, prebend of. See Chiches-
ter.
Selton. See Silton.
Selton, Master William de, 480.
Selver, co. Somerset, 1 80.
Sely, Arnold, 459.
, Laurence, 118.
, , his wife Agnes and her sister
Alice, 118.
Selyman, Seliman, Henry, 201.
, Robert, 126, 188, 137, 237, 286, 294,
296, 313, 584.
, , esoheator on this side Trent, 24,
33, 229.
, , escheator in the counties of
Hants, Wilts, Oxon, Berks, Beds, and
Bucks, 327, 343, 879, 436, 460, 467,
469, 471, 476, 488, 500. 503, 504, 513,
524, 548, 545, 556.
, Roger, 514.
Seman, Geoffrey, 285.
8emer, Simon de, 516, 561.
Sempringham, Sempyngham, co. Lincoln,
John prior of, 60, 126, 132.
, priory, 126, 285, 447.
Sempringham, the order of, 321.
Sender, William, 1.
Send, Sende, co. Surrey, 163.
Sende. See Seend.
Senescal, Peter, 10.
Seneschal, Peter le, 216.
Sengedon, John de, 450.
Sengleton. See Singleton.
Senhampton. See Sevenhampton.
Sequestrations, 19, 161, 163, 261, 406, 566.
Sere. See Sarre.
Serich, James, 355.
Serk. See Sark.
Serjaunt, John, 821.
, Richard le, 291.
, Walter, 582.
Serjaunt del Grenehalgh, John son of Henry
le, 578.
Servat, William, 472.
Seryngton, David de, 210.
Serf, Walram, and his irife Emma, 588.
Sesse, Andrew, 576.
Sessyngham, William de, 504, 582.
Setchford. See Sedgford.
Seteryngton. See Settrington.
Seteryngton, Master John de, 252.
Sethewyk, Henry de, 441.
Setlyng [Debtling, co. Kent], 540.
Seton. See Seaton.
Seton^ John de, and his sons John and
Richard, 285.
, , chaplain, 394.
, Richard de, 579.
, Robert de, 61, 484, 579.
Settrington, Seteryngton, co. York, 157, 251,
515.
Seuward, Walter, 576.
Seyare, John and Richard, 289.
Sevcaumpe. See Sacombe.
Seyenhampton, Senhampton, co. Wilts, 55,
Seyenhampton, John de, 180.
, Robert de, 223.
Sevenoaks, Seyenokes, co. Kent, 549.
, chantry of St. Mary, 482.
Severn, the river, 370, 574.
,fi8hery in, 321.
Sewale, John de, and his wife Isabella, 453.
Sewel, Edmund, 320.
Sewy, Simon, 364.
Sexdecim Vallibus, Elena wife of Nicholas de,
562.
Seybrok. See Seabrook.
Seybrok, William de, 48.
Seyer, John and Peter, priors of St. Clare's,
467.
Sejmark, Seynmark, John de, 143, 514.
Seymor, Katherine de, 139, 574.
Seynmore, John de, 199.
Seynna, William de, 126, 127.
Seynper, Agnes daughter of John, 544. See
also Sancto Petro.
Seyntdenis, John, 570.
Seyntlou, Seintlou, Sentlou, John de, or John
son of Joan de, 56, 59, 128, 181.
Seynt Quyntyn, Thomas de, 361. See also
Sancto Quintino.
Seys, Nicholas le, and his brothers John and
Ralph, 350.
, Owen, 341.
Seyton, Alan de, 204.
, John de, 279.
Shad, John, 58.
Shadwell, co. York, 304, 558.
Shaftebere, co. Devon, 79.
Shaftebr*, John de, 1B9.
Shaftesbury abbey, co. Dorset, 364.
yDionisia abbess of, 500.
Shaldeflet. See Shalfleet
Shaldefiete, Henry son of Simon de, 855.
Shaldford, Shaldeford, 108, 440. See aUo
Shalford.
Shaldeford, Peter de, 890.
WiUiam de, 61,148, 208, 823.
Shalden, co. Hants, 890.
GENERAL INDEX.
719
ShaldewelU 108.
Shalfleet, Shaldeflet, Isle of Wight, 355.
Shalford, Shaldeford [co. Essex], 63.
, Schaldeford, co. Surrey, Ji72.
Shap, Hepp, co. Westmoreland, 509.
, abbey, 509.
Sbapewyk, John de, 516.
Shapman, William, 166.
Shapwiok, Sbapewyk, co. Somerset, 60, 516.
Shapwyk, Ralph de, 433.
Shardelowe, Shardlowe, John de, 184, 138-
140.
, , justice of the Bench, 243, 287,
291, 298-300, 813, 346, 848, 351-354,
356, 886-389, 442-444, 501-504, 569,
571, 575, 577, 579, 580,683,584.
Sbarden, Robert de, 198, 236.
Shareshill, co. Stafford, prebend of. See
Penkridge.
Shareshull, Adam de, 60.
, Dionisia wife of William de, 521.
, WilUam de, 61, 100, 127, 128, 185,
138-140, 144, 200,201,204-206,235,
268, 285, 288, 291, 295, 299, 300, 312,
347, 350-352, 355, 386-390.
, , justice of the Bench, 436, 445,
449, 450, 475, 498-508, 621, 542. 559,
571,573, 674,577-584.
Sharuford, co. Leicester, 313.
Sharpelow, William de, 481.
Sharstede, Alice wife of Robert de, 570, 575.
, Robert de, 529, 537.
Shartheyn, Walter, 578.
Shaucberd, John, 498.
Shawbory, co. Salop, 14.
Sheen, Shene, co. Surrey, 168, 195, 580.
, letters patent dated at, 211, 422, 468,
473, 477, 499.
Sheepshead, Shepesheved, co. Leicester, 550.
Shefeld, Thomas de, 412.
Sheffeld, Robert de, 382, 876.
Shell. See Sheyl.
Sheile, Thomas de, 229.
Sheldyk, Thomas son of William do, 496.
, , his wife Margaret, 496.
Shelford, co. Notts, 310.
, prior of, 488.
Shelton, co. Norfolk, 478.
Shelton, John de, 478.
, William de, 161.
Shene. See Sheen.
Sheuti, ilenry de, and his son John, 205.
Shencfeld, Walter de, 35.
Shenley, Shenele, Shenle,co. Herts, 814, 341,
491, 629.
Shenrath, in Ireland, 101.
Shenton, Adam de, US.
Shepeden. See Cromer.
Shepelakc. See Shiplake.
Shepelay, John de, 658.
Shepelund, oo. Stafford, 460
Sheperton [Shepperton, oo. Middlesex ?], 168,
669.
Shepesheved. See Sheepshead.
Shepey, co. Kent, 854, 356, 576.
, prioress of, 858, 856.
Shepeye, Ralph de, 289.
Shepherd, Shepehird, Shephorde, John le,
182, 588.
, Reginald le, 855.
, Robert son of Thomas le, 497.
, Thomas le, 577.
, Walter le, 354.
, William le, 144, 583.
, , of AghtOL, 497, 499.
Shepmed. See Shipmeadow.
Shepreth, co. Cambs, 448.
Shepton, Gilbert de, parson of Creech, 109.
Shepton Mallett, Shipton Malet, co. Somerset,
1.
Sherborne, Shirbum [co. Dorset], letters
patent dated at, 284, 859, 488. 484.
, abbot of, 70.
Sherbum [co. York] , letters patent dated at,
557.
Sherdich. See Shordich.
Shereford, Richard de, 518.
Shereman, Sherman, John and William, 189»
674.
, William, parson of Biddenham, 7.
Sherfield, Shirefeld, co. Hants, 878.
Sheriff Hutton, Shirefhoton, co. York, 869.
Sheringham, Scheryngham, co. Norfolk, 444.
Shermon, William le, 182.
Sherrington, Shyryngton, Shyryngdon, «o.
Bucks, 205, 206, 450.
Sherston, co. Wilts, 304, 820.
Shertou, John de, 497.
Sherwood, Shirewode, forest, co. Notts, 18,
112, 164, 280, 282, 807, 823, 386, 870,
418, 445, 467, 525, 544, 546, 651, 658,
559, 668.
, hays of Billehagh and Berke-
land in, 1, 18.
, , hay of Lyndeby in, 8, 118.
, , perambulation of, 446.
, , steward of, 648.
Sherewynde, William, 206.
Sherwynd, John, 206.
Shetelyngton. See Shitlipgton.
Shevesby, John de, 891.
, Robert de, the elder and the younger
891.
, Thomas de, 291.
Shey], Shell, John, 824, 888.
Shiffnal, Ideshale, Idsall, co. Salop, 26, 148,
180.
, pontage at, 838.
Shillyng, Thomas, 140.
Shilvyngton, Robert de, 381.
Shinglewell, Shingledewell, oo. Kent, 486.
Shipedham [oo. Norfolk], 188, 149.
Shiplake, Shepelake, hundred, oo. Sussex, 6.
Shipley, Shiplegh, oo. Northumberland* 198,
Shipmeadow, Shepmed, Swipmedwe [oo,
Suffolk], 179, 380» 469.
rfSt Clan'
IS. 311.
, of Jokn, M4. &>
I, Jotu dc, or Jolu
59, 128, 131.
Ic, 361. St» tUc
'Qtben Jokn and
\
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GENERAL INDEX.
721
Silton, Selton, co. Dorset, 103, 314.
Silyerbeck, co. Cambcrland, 179.
Simeon, Percival, 278.
Simon, Guy, kut, 4.5.
, Guy son of, de Florencia, 196.
, Henry son of, de Shaldeflete, 355.
, John son of, knt, 229.
» , de Clondolkan, 257, 270.
, , (le Horton, 128.
, , de Kirkandres, and his wife,
Elena, 159.
» , de Raghton, 195.
de Welton, 502.
, Richard, 236.
, Richard, son of, 552.
, Robert son of, de Northwode, 69.
, Thomas son of Walter son of, de
Preston, 388, 442.
, Walter son of, 576.
, , de Preston, 388, 442.
Simond, Simund, Richard, knt., 67.
Simonshall, Simondeshale, co. Gloucester, 10.
Singleton, Sengleton, co. Sussex, 143.
Sireman, Peter, 575.
Sirloo, Ralph, 553.
Sitchirche, Henry de, 8.
Siton, John de, 322.
Sittingboume, Sydyngboume, co. Kent, 570,
575.
Siward, John, knt, 459.
Siwardshull, co. Bucks, 166, 521.
Siwell, John son of Henry de, 508.
Sixliill, CO. Lincoln, prior of, 149.
SiseUuid, Syslond, co. Norfolk, 518.
8kiddegr3rs. See Scaldegris.
Skalton, Nicholas de, 810, 383.
SkardebuTgh. See Scarborough.
Skardeburgh, Geoffrey de, 30, 75.
Skargill, Skargyl, Seargill, John de, 494.
, William de, 287, 293, 829, 357, 386,
443,458,480,499,501.
Skelale, co. York, 425.
Skelden, co. York, 353.
Skelton, oo. Cumberland, 398, 403.
, CO. Westmoreland, 72.
Skelton, Clement de, 292, 858.
, John de, 72.
..., Thomas de, 556.
, William de, 569.
, Master William de, prebendary of
Lichfield, 90.
Skendolby, Thomas de, 520.
Skeme, Skime, co. York, 369.
Skeryngton. See Scarrington.
Skeryngton, John de, 284.
, John son of Richard de, 284.
..., , John son of William de, 578.
Richard de, 266, 527, 537.
, Robert son of Henry de, 284.
, Roger de, 492.
, Roger son of Richard de, 264.
, William de, 677.
U 65658.
Skeryngton — coni.
, Thomas son of Margaret de, 284.
, Walter son of Margaret de, 284.
, William de, 577, 578.
Skete, Walter de, 237.
Skey, John, 427.
Skiedamme, in Hamault, 443.
Skidby, Skytheby, co. York, 478.
Skidy, Henry, 431.
Skinbumess, Skymburnesse, 361, 528.
Skinnand, Skynnand, co. Lincoln, 290.
Skinthorpe, Skynnethorpc, co. York, 369.
Skipper, Baldwin, 422.
Skippere, John, 446.
Skipsea, Skipse, co. York, 117.
Skipton in Cravene, John, de, 577, 578.
Skipwith, Skypwyth, co. York, 401.
Skir, Simon, 205.
Skirbeck, Skyrebek, Gote, co. Lincoln, 61.
Skime. See Skerne.
Skitheby, Robert de, a hermit, 464.
Skodland, Frankinus, de, 20.
Skoule, William, 576.
Skrig, Margery daughter of Walter, 575.
Skroton, William de, 156, 366.
Skydemor, Peter, 185.
Skynnard, Master William, dean of St.
Carantoc, 107.
Skynnere, John le, 449.
• Richard le, 572.
, Thomas le, 496.
Skynnethorpe. See Skinthorpe.
Skypwyth. See Skipwith.
Skyrebek. See Skirbeck.
Skytheby. See Skidby.
Slagham, John de, parson of Hock wold, 517.
Slaidbum, Slaytebum, co. York, 195, 218,
529.
Sleafbrd, co. Lincoln, letters patent dated at,
538, 541.
Sleagill, Slcgil, co. Westmoreland, 219, 224.
Sledemere, Henry, 560.
Sledmer, Robert de, 575.
Sleyman, John, 205.
Slimbridge, Slymbrugge, co. Gloucester, 10.
Slindon, Slyndon, co. Sussex, 128, 891.
Sloman, John, 171.
Sloth, Geoffrey, 393, 416.
Smalbayn, John, 59.
Smalbrok, John, 3.
Smale, John le, 129, 135, 140, 285, 237, 275,
378, 418.
, , prebendary of Ripon, 162, 254,
519.
, William the, 520.
Smalley [co. Derby], 12.
Smarden, Smerdenne, co. Kent, 391, 444,
446.
Smart, Laurence, 571.
Smcaton, Smytheton, co. York, 330.
Smethe, Thomas, 185.
Smewynes [co. Bucks], 23.
Z Z
722
GENERAL INDEX.
Smothe, Homas, steward of Crown lands in
Ireland, 539.
Smylt, John, 199.
Smyth, Smith, Alan le, 441 .
, Cicely, 252.
, John, 505.
, John le, 502.
, , of Folheck, 389.
, , of Heckington, and his wife
Margery, 263.
John the, 132.
, Miles le, his servant Balph, 580.
, Balph le, 582.
, Richard le, 449, 570, 575, 581.
, Robert, 505.
, Robert le, 580, 581.
, Roger the, 132.
, Simon, 447, 448.
, Thomas le, 580.
, Walter le, 144.
, William le,the elder and the younger,
582.
, William son of Miles le, 580.
Smyth', Richard son of John atte, 144.
Smythemor, Henry, 572.
Smytheton. See Smeaton.
Snaith, co. York, 55, 481.
Snape, John, yeoman of the buttery, crier of
Kent, 40.
, , porter of Canterbury Castle,
170.
, John de, 356.
Snarford, Snartford, co. Lincoln, 141.
Snargate, Snergate, co. Kent, 243.
Snawe, Thomas, 463.
Snelgar, Augustine de, 320.
Snell, Walter, 604.
Snelle, William, 59.
Snelleshull, co. Salop, pontage at, 338.
Snelleslond, Peter de, vicar of All Saints',
Lincoln, 121.
Snergate. See Snargate.
Sneting, co. Essex, prebend of. See London.
Snitterley, Snytterle, co. Norfolk, 503.
, Carmelite friars of, 164.
Snitterton, Snyterton, co. Norfolk, 313.
Snodyngton, co. Hants, 126.
Snoteland, John de, prebendary of Hastmgs,
44.
Snowden, Snewe<lon, in North Wales, 367.
, forest, 367.
, forester of, 38, 511.
Snowe, John, 346.
, William, 389.
Snoweshill, lUchard de, parson of Huntingdon,
CO. York, and prebendary of Osmother-
ly, 466.
Snythle [co. Lancaster], 498.
Soar river, co. Leicester, 115.
Sobbury, Subbury, Adam de, abbot of Glaston-
bury, 60, 242, 251.
, John de, 234, 312.
, Ralph de, 180.
Sobressit, John de, 429.
Soham, Saham, co. Cambs, 55.
[co. Norfolk], warren of, 54, 487.
[co. Suflfolk], 260.
Sok, Adam, 572.
Soker, Laurence, parson of St Qiles', Win-
chelsea, 216.
Sokpeth, Adam and Walram, sons of William
de, 389.
Solariis, Greorge de, prebendary of Lincoln,
13.
Sole, William, 504.
Solihull, CO. Warwick, 268, 615.
Solihull, John de, 203.
Solis, John, 18.
Sombourn, co. Hants, 684.
, Sumbume, Little, co. Hants, 282,
551.
, , Up, CO. Hants, 267,377,462,
550.
Somerby, Richard de, 304.
, , parson of Berkswell, 87, 108.
Somercoats, Somercotes [co. Lincoln], 115.
Someresham, Alan de, 104, 155.
Somerford, co. Wilts, 379, 452.
Mauduyt, 452.
Somerford, Ralph de, chief forester of Peak
forest, CO. Derby, 494, 512.
Somerset county, 6, 43, 57, 75, 133, 137, 141,
166, 172, 197, 201, 244, 287, 294, 304,
809, 312, 349, 850, 357, 365, 398, 407,
411,418,434.
, bedel of La Hortheme in, 152.
escheator in. See Gulden; Middel-
neye.
Somersete, John de, 414.
Somersham [co. Hunts], letters patent dated
at, 633.
Somerton [co. Lincoln], letters patent dated
at, 541, 542.
, castle, 5, 879.
, CO. Oxon, 85.
, church of St. James, 18.
„ CO. Somerset, 31, 113.
Somerton, John de, 229.
, , abbot of Muchelney, 559, 567.
, Robert de, 867.
Somervill, Somervull, Phijip de, 137, 297,
447.
, Roger de, 46, 130, 136, 157,200, 202,
203, 206, 290, 347, 400, 412, 443, 571.
Somery, Nicholas, 464.
, Robert de, 357.
Somoner, Thomas, 58.
Somonnur, William le, 254.
Sonde, John atte, 128.
Sondersoke, co. Rutland, 125, 404.
Sonsawe, co. Salop, 541. ,
Sonynden. See Sundon.
Soor, Sor, Philip le, 527, 570.
, Roger, 670.
Soppelegh, Robert de, 276.
Sopwell, CO. Herts, prioress of, 626.
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. GENERAL INDEX.
723
Sordes, in Aqaitaine, 838, 845.
Sortegrove, John, 244.
Sorviller, Peter de, keeper of Creasy castle,
109.
Sotby, CO. Lincoln, 514, 515.
Sote, Adam, 446.
Soterel, Richard le, 308.
Soterle. See Sotterley.
Soterle, Edmund de, knt., and his son Ed-
mond, 352.
Soiberon, Roger, 575.
, William le, 576.
Sothewold, Robert de, 285.
Sotbewortb, Gilbert de, 155.
Sotterley, Soterle, co. Suffolk, 352.
Souky, Robert de, 572.
Sourale, Lucy daughter of Thomas, 496.
Sourby. See Sowerby.
Souter, John, 132.
, William, 132.
Southam, Sutham, co. Warwick, 169, 291.
Southampton, Haroton, Suhanton, 23, 47, 52,
77, 113, 119, 146, 166, 195, 196, 267,
260, 833, 338, 419, 423, 430, 434, 487,
509, 614, 630.
, castle, 56, 408.
I customs of, 28, 62, 210, 228, 239,
270, 301, 338, 345, 346, 435, 473.
» ...*.., controller of, 82, 119, 545.
, hospital called God's House, 337.
, office of the pesage in, 45, 212.
» office of the tronage in, 82, 212,
239, 539.
, St. Mary's church, 245.
, , Thomas precentor of, 890.
Southampton county, 57, 101, 183, 187-139,
168, 168, 200, 218, 286, 259, 288, 293,
818, 315, 327, 343, 358, 378, 379, 401,
418, 479.
, bailiff errant in, 249, 537.
, escheator in. See Selyman.
, eyre of the forest of, 69, 186, 231,
246.
, La Bocholt in, 175.
, , forester of, 85, 542.
, sheriff of, 249, 396, 400.
Southburo, Southbroun, co. York, 869.
Southchurch, Snthcherch [co. Essex], 253.
Southchnrohc, Henry de, parson of Langham,
429.
Sonthorpe, Richard de, 566.
Southwark, Suwerk, Suthewerkc, co. Surrey,
88,41,885,879.531.
, bailiwick of, 32.
hospital of St. Thomas, 494.
, prison of, 404.
, priory of St. Mary, 245, 338, 521.
Southwell, Suthwell, Suwell. co, Notts, 149,
169, 400.
, collegiate church of St. Mary, 151,
261, 485.
f... , prebend of Hallouirhton in,
485.
Southwell — cont,
, , prebend of Northwell in, 465,
4<J8, 478, 485, 486.
» , prebend of Oxton and Crop-
hill in, 12, 194, 486, 525.
, , prebend of South Muskham
in, 19.
, » prebend of Woodborough in,
4o0.
, hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, 9, 488.
Southwick, Suthewyk, co. Hants, priory of
St. Mary, 492, 507.
, Nicholas, prior of, 492.
, R. prior of, 492.
Southwold, Suthwold, co. Suffolk, 62, 186.
139.
Southwood, Southwode, co. Norfolk, 148.
Sowe, CO. Warwick, 169.
Sowerby, Sourby, 66, 80, 226. 501, 530.
Sowerbyshire, Sourebyshire, co. York, 468.
Sowy. See Middlezoy.
Spadelond marsh, co. Sussex, 891.
Spain, 270, 364, 419, 487, 542.
Spalding, Spaldyng, co. Lincohi, 23, 74, 322,
346, 347, 441.
, letters patent dated at, 150.
, parage at, 256.
, priory, 100, 411.
» » prior of, 175, 256, 351, 358,
424, 441, 447.
» , Thomas, prior of, 526.
Spaldingmore, co. York, 58.
Spaldyng, Felicia wife of Ralph de, 169.
Spaldyngton, Richard de, keeper of Rowland
Chace, 135, 141, 284.
Spanneby, Master John de, 267.
, William de, parson of WiUoughby,
42.
Spanton, Spaunton, co. York, 526.
, forest, 177.
Sparham, Nicholas de, 282.
, Richard de, 350.
Sparkford, co. Hants, 238.
Spaumpton, William de, 521.
Spaunton. See Spanton.
Spayne, Spaygne, John de, controller of cus-
toms at Hull and Rayenserodde. 119
226, 288, 324.
Speccote, Ranulph de, 288, 851.
Spede, Robert, 177.
Speek, 466.
Spek, Ralph. 209.
Spekynton, Thomas de, 850.
Spence, John atte, 389.
, Nicholas atte, 832.
Speno, CO. Berks, 106, 322. 830, 883, 524.
Spenithome, co. York, 76.
Spens, Thomas del, 59.
Spenser, Geoffrey le, 438.
Isabella wife of Reginald le, 577.
578.
, John, 298.
, Thomas le, 118.
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724
GENERAL INDEX.
Spenser — ami,
Wariole, 579.
Sp«Djt1iorD, Thomu de, 76.
Sperewe, Hugh, 351.
Sperner, Thomu ttad William, 303.
Spelon, Thomas de, beeper of writs nod rolls
of the Bench of Irelmid, 4M.
SjHceT, John U, 140, 57«, 5?G.
, of Chichester, 20T.
, of Saliabury, 164.
,BichBrdle,S8I.
Waller son of Walter te, 336.
Spiolupade, John, 259.
Spigumel. Spigumell, Geoffrey, 311.
.Richard, 36, 180.
., Robert, parson of Kirk Ella, 469.
., roOB
9, 248.
Spirel, Boger, 131.
flpirkildf, Richard, 498.
Spirydene, Adam de, 379.
Spittle-oQ-the-Street, co. Lincoln, chapel of
St. Edmund, S46.
Spofford, John de, 372.
Spofforth, Spofford, chaoe, co. York, 283.
Sponbed, Osbertde, 366.
Spondon, John de, ricikr of Lockington, 550.
Sporle, CO. Norfolk, prior of, 149.
SprideljngtoD, John de, 3S8.
Sprot, John, 570, 575.
Sprotle, Robert de, iind his brother Roj^er,
382,
Sprougbton, SproDton, co. Suffolk, 239, 470.
Bprjngald, William, G6S.
SprjDfcere, John, 318.
Spryngold, Geoffrey, 571.
John son of John, 571.
Spnr, JohD, 5B1.
Spjkeiworlh [ Spii worth, co. Norfolk ?], 454.
Spytcll, Spitell, Peter del, 132.
Robert del, 132.
Squier, Petronilla wife of Robert, 472.
Squiler, Squj-ler, Adain le, !19.
, Muter John le, bis man John de
Eflon, Z9.
Stabeler, Stephen le, and hie wife Agnes, 521.
Stable, William of the, 284.
Stace, Tbomas, controller of cosloms at Yar-
mouth, 148, 262, 506, 545.
Stacej, Ralph, 29t.
Stachesden, Robert son of Nicholas de, 11.
Stacy, William, 529.
StaSord, 61 .
gaol, 483.
Stafford conntj, 20, 56,57, 122,133,137, ISS,
191, 192,201,223. 387,294,297, 313,
336, 327, 338, 353, 358, 363, 377, 409,
419, 446, 447, 450, 468, 545.
S9chcstor in. See I'ejto.
.sheriff of, 4rm, 621.
Stafford, James de, SS3.
John de, marshal of Excbeqaer of
Dublin. 488.
Stafford — eiml.
.marshal of an ejrc in Ireland,
laa.
aerjeant of Meath, 107.
, , other of Exchequer of Dublin,
no.
, Ralph de, 276, 294, 297.
Richard de, 353.
Staghbaaoo, in Ireland, 110,
Staines, Stanes, co. Middlesex, S8S, 510.
Staindrop, Stayndrop, co. Durham, 156.
Stainforthbrig, co. York. 890.
Staintoa, Staynton, co. Cumberland, 454.
CO. Liacolo, 263.
Wadingham, eo. Lincoln, 131, 138.
charcb of St. Mary, 13B.
Slake, John. 22.
Stakepol, Richard de, knt, 67.
Staleworthe, John, 128.
.Thomas, 570, 575.
Stalham, Roger de, 278.
Stallingborough, Slalyngburgb, co. Lincoln,
158,514, 515.
Stallinice, Walter de. 560.
Scaly, John, 494, 499, 503.
Stamford, Stanuford, co. Lincoln, 38, 124. 404,
408. 439, 452, 538.
Carmelite friars of, 456.
letters patent dated at, 249,370, 272-
279. 281. 288. 298, 299, 306, 307, 330.
murage at. 523.
, CO. Northomberland, 192.
SUmfbrdbridge, co. York. 304.
Stanbourn. John de. and his servant Henry.
128.
Standen. Henry de, 389.
Standissh. Hugh de, 364.
Slane. John de. 94.
William. 388.
Staneford. co. Berks, 375.
Staneley. See Slonelcigh.
Staneley, John de, 56.
Stanes. Set Staines.
Stanes, John dp, 471.
, Simon de, 170.
Master Simon de, 269. 479, 510, 513.
Stanesby, William de, 307.
Staoesgnie, co. Essex, prior of, 33S.
Stanewelle, Isle of Wight, 811.
Stanewelte, Geoffrey de, 130.
Staneweye. See Stanway.
SUnlbrd, 421.
, CO. Es«ex, 58, 276.
on Avon, co, Northantc, 171.
Stanford, Henry de. 60.
Robert de, 49, 439.
controller of ouetomi at Hull,
1. Robert de, 581,582,
Stanhov. btanhou, Stanhoo Valence [co. Nor-
folk], lu5, 123, 210.
Slanlakc. co. Oxon. 452.
GENERAL INDEX.
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Stanlake, John do, and his brother Hugh,
194.
, Bichardde, 194.
Stanley Abbey, co. Wilts, 104.
Stanleye, John de, and his wife Juliana, 43.
Stanmore, Staomerc, Little, co. Middlesex, 1 3,
195.
Stannington, Stanvngton, co. Northumberland,
46.
Stanrich, Ralph and William, 168.
Stanstead, Stanstede, co. Essex, 1 43.
[co. Suffolk], 76.
Stanton, Staunton, co. Somerset, 22.
, CO. Suffolk, 318.
, Long [co. Camb8],278, 348.
Stanton. See Staunton.
Stanway, Staneweye, co. Gloucester, 492.
Stanynges. See Steyning.
Stanynghall [co. Norfolk], 449.
Stanyngton. See Stannington.
Stanyngton, John de, 516.
Stapeldon. See Stapelton.
Stapelford. See Stapleford.
Stapelford, Nicholas de, 5.
.......... Thomas de, 452.
Stapel Langford. See Langford.
Stapelton. See Stapleton.
Stapelton, Stapeldon, Stapledon, Elisabeth
daughter of Miles dc, 531.
, Joan wife of Miles de, 531.
, , John son of William de, and his wife
Cicely, 114.
, Nicholas de, 481.
, Philip de, 531.
Richard de, 97, 372.
, Simon de, 407.
Thomas de, 290, 372.
, , canon of Kxetor, 330, 335.
, Walter de, bishop of Exeter, 97, 335,
372.
Stapleford, Stapilford, co. Lincoln, 121.
Stapleton, Stapelton, co. York, 376.
Starke, Richard, 125.
Starlyng, Adam, 299, 886.
Staundon, 64.
, CO. Devon, 410.
Staunford, 569. See also Stamford.
Staunfbrd, John de, 57.
, parson of Fincham, 176,190.
, , parson of Haddon, 273.
, , parson of Kingttanley, 159.
, , parson of Swanscombe, 109,
IIU.
, William de, 202.
, William son of Bartholomew de,
parson of Great Stukeley, 73.
Staunton, Stanton, Geoftrey de, 407.
, Giles de, 72.
, Hervey de, 146.
, Master Henrey son of Walter de,
panon of Kim, 283.
Staunton — cottt.
..., John de, 115, 243, 880.
, , parson of Wylardesbury, 330.
, John sonof Elias de, 204.
, John son of Robert de, 14.
, Reginald de, 85, 164.
, Thomas de, 176, 308, 425.
, , parson of Barham, 110.
, William de, 380, 393.
, , keeper of St. Mary's Hospital,
Capdford, 468.
, , knt., and his son John, 204.
Staveley, co. Derby, 183, 301, 327, 472.
Stayndrop. See Staindrop.
Staynegreve, Steyngreve, Adam de, 186, 476.
, , baron of the Exchequer, 319.
, , keeper of writs and rolls in
Common Bench of Ireland, 562.
Stayngate, William de, 480.
Staynton. See Stainton.
Staynton, Godfrey de, 405.
Staynton Wadyngham, Peter and Robert sons
of Peter de, 132.
Stebbyng, Alice de, 502.
Stede, William, 142, 353.
, William of the, 367.
Steeple Ashton, Stepel Assheton/ co. Wiltf,
hayward of, 833.
Steland, Bloccus de, knt., 510.
Stele, WilUam, 356, 889.
Steller, Thomas and Walter, 455.
Stenyng. See Steyning.
Stephen, king of England, 271.
Stephen, Eudo son of, de Trusthorp, 447,
448.
, John son of, 132.
, William son of, de Goseford, 148.
, , de Thorpe, 463.
Stepney, Stibenhithe, co. Middlesex, 52.
Steppingley, Stepyngle, oo. Beds, 12.
Stepyng, John son of Thomas de, 100.
Sterlyng, William, 288.
Sterne, Walter, 314.
Stcrre, Nicholas, 117.
Stevenage, Styvenache, co. Herts, 106, 486.
Stevene, William, 139, 574.
Stevynton, Adam de. See Styvyntoo.
Steyn, William, 486.
Steyngreve. See Staynegreve.
Steyning, Stanynges, Stenyng, co. Soisez, S72,
291,392.
Steynton, Master Richard de, parson of
Ingrave, 243, 274.
Steyton, Master Richard de, parson of
Newenham, 830.
Sthok, Thomas de, 508.
Stibbeton, William de, 504.
Stibenhithe. See Stepney.
Stiffkey, Styvekey, co. Norfolk, 105, 124,
805.
, William, parson of St. John's, 305.
Stigard, William. 140.
Stile, John atte, 388.
726
GENERAL INDEX.
StiUego, John, constable of Eye castle, 378.
Stillingfleet, Styveljngflete, co. York, 872.
Stillington, Styvelington, co. York, prebend of.
See York.
Stilton, Stylton, co. Hunts, 89.
Stinton, co. York, 369.
Stirkelande. See Strickland.
Stirkelande, Adam de, 418.
, Thomas son of Walter de, 105, 180.
Stirling, StryTelin,in Scotland, 112, 221.
Stirston, 177.
Stittenham, Stitenom, co. York, 869.
Stivinton, Adam de. See Styvynton.
Stiward, John, knt., 558.
, Thomas, 112.
Stocke, William atte, 891.
Stockland, Stoklond, co. Dorset, 260.
Bristol [co. Somerset], 411.
Stockton, Stokton, co. Hereford, 221.
, [co. York], 515.
StockweU, CO. York, 369.
Stodefeld hmidred, co. Wilts, 85.
Stodehird, Stothird, John and Walter, 59.
Stodeleye, Stodley, Henry de, 204.
, Richard de, 489.
, Thomas de, 119, ISO, 365, 479, 498.
Stodeleyroger. See Stadley Roger.
Stodeye, John, 116.
Stodham, co. Oxon, 488.
Stodlegh, John de, 885.
Stodley. See Studley.
Stody, Stodeye, co. Norfolk, 144.
Stoerte, co. Wilts, 550.
Stoford. See Stooford.
Stogumber, Stoke Gk>mmer, co. Somerset, 6.
Stoil,John, 121.
Stoke, 568.
, 00. Hereford, 221.
, CO. Sussex, 148, 445.
Abbots [co. Dorset], 430.
Bruerne, [co. Northants], John
parson of, 179.
Curcy, CO. Somerset, 288.
, , prior of, 288, 806, 352.
Daubene, co. Northants, 167.
Gommer. See Stogumber.
sub Hamdon, Bstokes Southhamedon,
CO. Somerset, 494.
, by Newark, co. Notts, 463.
, , hospital of St. Leonard, 463.
Poges, Stoke Pugeys, co. Bucks, 140,
226,333,521.
Tftlmage, oo.Oxon, 830.
upon Teme, co. Salop, 225.
Trister, co. Somerset, 504.
, letters patent dated at, 488,487.
Stoke, Adam de, 5.
, Gkoffrey de, 31.
, Ralph de, prebendary of Ripon, and
keeper of the wardrobe of JSdward II.,
16.
, Roger atte, 48.
Stoke — conL
, W. de, 310.
, William de,63, 131, 203.
, , his sons Thomas and Thomas,
203.
Stokes, Master Reginald de, 153.
Stokesby, Robert de, 308.
Stokesley, Stokeleye, John de, 58, 290.
, Robert de, 290.
Stoket, John, 393.
Stoklond, Stokelond. See Stockland.
Stokton. See Stockton.
Stokton, John de, 472.
, William de, 218, 339.
Stone, CO. Stafford, 128.
, [co. York], mill of, 84.
, in Oxney, co. Kent, 891, 444, 446.
Stoneham Abbots, co. Hants, 588.
Stoneleigh, Stanleye, co. Warwick, 109, 374.
, abbey, 109, 845, 874.
Stonhard, Richard, 448.
Stonlegh, Richard de, 116.
Stonore, John de, 174, 359.
, , chief justice of the Bench,
48, 49, 51.
, , second justice of the Bench,
78, 102, 119, 120, 121, 128, 184, 133-
135, 142, 144-146, 183, 184, 188, 195-
198, 204, 207, 229, 285, 287, 289, 261,
288, 295, 297, 299, 802, 847, 848, 850,
852, 354, 355, 388, 390, 408, 410, 439,
440, 442, 449, 450, 455, 475, 476, 497,
500-502, 610, 555, 565, 573, 575, 577,
578, 580, 582-584.
Stony Stratford, co. Bucks, 571.
Stopham, Alice wife of William de, 371.
Stork, William de, 576.
Storketon, Richard de, 503.
Storm, Richard, 164.
Storthwut,Strorthwait,co. York, 298,440,441.
Stot, .Tohn, 291.
Stoteville. See StuteviUe.
Stotfold, CO. Beds, 299, 886.
, prebend of. See Lichfield.
Stothird. See Stodehird.
Stouford, Stoweford, Stoford, Joan daughter
of John de, 809, 489.
, John de, 42, 57, 131, 199,286,286,
294, 800, 489.
, Matilda, wife of John de, 489.
Stourton. See Sturton.
Stoutmg, CO. Kent, 185.
Stow, CO. Lincoln, 16, 846.
Bedon, Stowbydoun, co. Norfolk, 810,
367.
, Langtoft, CO. Suffolk, 318.
>Long, CO. Hunts, 16.
, prebend of. See Lincoln.
, Park, [co. Cambs], letters patent
dated at, 465.
Stowa, Richard de, 184.
Stowe, Edmund de, 583.
, Philip de, 136, 848, 584.
, Richard de, 356.
GENERAL INDEX.
727
Stowe— con^ '
, Roger de, 148.
, Thomas de, 284.
, , prebendary of St. Martin's
le Grand and parson ofWetberingsett,
210.
Stoweford. See Stouford.
Stowey, CO. Somerset, ISO.
Stowford, Stouford, co. Devon, 288, 852.
, Nether, Netherstofford, 29.
. Strabolgi, Strabolgy, David de, earl of Athol,
897.
, David de, earl of Athol, his son, 38,
18Q, 805, 806, 808, 826, 882, 885, 897,
461, 508, 581, 558.
, Joan wife of David de, 897.
Stradebrok [Stradbrooke, co. Suffolk?.], 278.
Stragglesthorpe, Thragelthorpe, co. Lincoln,
290, 376.
Strallay, Robert de, 873, 895. See also
Strelleye.
Stralley, co. Derby, 373, 395.
Strangways, John brother of Thomas de, 572.
, Thomas de, 572.
Stransale. See Strensall.
Stransale, William de, 420.
Strape, John, 284.
Strata Marcella by Pole, co. Montgomery,
abbot of, 48.
Stratfield Mortimer, co. Berks, 55.
Stratfield Say [co. Hants], St. Leonard's
hermitage, 262.
Stratford, 208, 458.
Stratford Abbey [co. Essex], 79, 99, 160,
174,875.
, abbot of, 279.
Stratford-Ie-Bow [co. Middlesex].
, letters patent dated at, 106-110, 142,
210,258,256,259,288.
Stratford, Old, [co. Warwick], 170.
, , BuDshale meadow in, 216.
, , Le Homme in, 147, 171, 182,
216.
Stratford-on-Avon, Stretford, co. Warwick,
53, 79, 182, 216, 822, 585.
, Holy Cross Gild, 216.
, pavage at, 210, 219, 521.
Com Street, 171, 182.
Holy Trinity church, 79, 171, 399.
, Tinkers Lane, 171, 188.
Stratford, Stretford, Alexander de, 218.
, Henry de, 418, 512.
, Johnde, 864.
, John, de bishop of Winchester, 15.
, , chancellor of England, 26,
27, 80, 65, 78, 79, 86, 89, 99, 109, 120,
124, 142, 147, 159, 168, 165, 166, 170,
171, 182, 188, 199, 213, 214, 216, 218,
223, 280, 287, 245, 250, 255, 266, 268,
269, 272, 278, 274, 276, 295, 808, 821,
835, 899, 418, 422, 438, 458, 455, 457,
464,481, 488, 489, 498, 567.
, , archbishop of Canterbary,
480, 508, 510, 529, 581, 582, 584-587,
539. 540, 547. bi^ 556, 562, 565, 578.J
Stratford— cofU.
, John de, parson of Overbury, 237.
, Ralph de,' prebendary of Lincoln,
275.
, Master, Robert de, 488, 521.
, , archdeacon ofCanterbory, 540.
, , chancellor of the Exchequer,
184.
, , keeper of the great seal, 321,
842, 366, 871, 876, 379, 880, 472, 489.
, parson of Stratford, 53, 170,
210,216.
, , prebendai7 of Lincoln,
Tettenhall and Wherwell, 58.
, , prebendary of Salisbury, 23,
24, 26, 36, 41, 53, 120, 147, 171, 202,
214, 218, 219, 237, 261, 276.
Strathale. See Streethall.
Stratheme, earl of. See Warenna.
Stratton, co. Salop, 143.
, CO. Wilts, 55.
, Great, co. Lincoln, 482.
. , on the Foss, co. Somerset, 457.
Stratton, John de * le fitx,' 292.
, Master Richard de, 546.
Straunge, John le, 201.
, William, 262.
Stray t, John, 140.
, Johnson of John, 140.
Streat, Strete, co. Somerset, 130, 251.
Strech, John, 171.
, ,chief bailiff of Dorset, 469, 476,
532.
, Ralph, 492.
Streethall, Strathale, co. Essex, 306.
Strelleye, Nicholas de, 291.
, Robert de, 419. See also Stralloy.
Strelly, Sampson de, 282.
Strensall, Stransale, co. York, prebend of.
See York.
Strengesham, 518.
Strete, 252. See also Streat.
Strete, Richard atte, 140.
Stretton, 507.
, in le Clay, 471.
, in Strettonesdale [oo. Salop], 5, 89,
839, 892, 518.
• CO. Stafford, prebend of. See Penk-
ridge.
Stretton, Adam de, 478.
, Richard de, 578.
Strickland, Stirkeland, Little, oo. Westmore-
land, 510, 515.
Strickland Kettle, Stirkelandketel, oo. West-
moreland, 464.
Strig, Robert, 189.
Strigil, Strogull [co. Monmouth], 572.
, castle, 236.
Strode, Richard, 503.
Strood, Strode, co. Kent, 284.
, hospital of St. Mary, 257.
Strorthwait. See Storthwait
Strouston, co. Lincoln S68.
728
GENERAL INDEX.
Strnbby, Ralph de, 496.
Struch, Robert le, 168.
Strainpishagh, Hugh de, 75.
Strykere, Thomas le, 391.
Strympel, John, 501 .
Stryvelin. See Stirling.
Stubbe, John, and his wife Mabel, 100.
, Stephen, 452i
Stubbes, Hugh de, 418.
Studley, Stodleye, co. York, prebend of. See
Kipon.
Studley Roger, Stodeleyroger, co. York, 546.
, chapel of St. Leonard, 547.
StuflFyn, Robert, 438, 561.
Stukeley, Styuecle, Great, co. Hunts, 78,
125, 404.
Sturgeon, Roger, 162.
Sturmenstre, Adam de, 121.
Sturminster, Sturmynstre [co. Dorset], 430.
, Marshal, Sturmynystre Mareschal, co.
Dorset, 241.
Sturmy, Henry, and his sons Geofl&rey and
Henry, 572.
, John, or John le, 41, 139, 295, 472,
582.
, Nicholas, 449.
, Richiird, 870, 572.
Thomas, 572.
Sturton, Stourton, co. Stafford, 208, 262.
Stuteville, Stoteville, John, 31.
, John de, 52, 55, 146.
, Lora wife of John de, 490.
Styfglayfryth, co. Derby, 582.
, Alexander parson of, and his son
Alexander, 582.
Styghle, Henry atte, and Robert atte, 682.
Style, John atte, 444.
Stynte, Henry, 128.
Styuecle. See Stukeley.
Styvekey. See Stiffkey.
Styvelington. See Stillington.
Styvelyngfletc. See Stillingfleet.
Styvenache. See Stevenage.
Styvynton, Stevyflton, Stivinton, Adam de,
116,171,182,213,216.
., Juliana wife of Adam de, 116.
Styward, Hugh, and John, 448.
Suaneborwe. See Swanborough.
Suard, Olive wife of John, 16, 240.
Subbury. See Sobbury.
Sudbrooke, by Netdeham, co. Lincoln, 522.
Sudbury, Suthbury [co. Suffolk], 99, 174.
,., , letters patent dated at, 121.
, mayor of, 204, 205.
, pontage at, 146.
Sudeley, Sudle, co. Gloucester, 115, 478.
Sudle, John de, 115.
Sudyngt<m. See Siddington.
Suffolk county, 49, 57, 63, 84, 119, 120, 123,
134, 136-138, 142, 144, 175, 198, 204,
207, 261, 287, 293, 297, 813, 357, 366,
408, 410, 418.
, archdeacon of, 536,
Suffolk— C0M<.
, bailiff errant in, 302.
escheator in. See BlomviU ; Ros-
teleye.
, sheriff of, 39, 90, 188, 212, 818,396.
449, 553.
Sugedon, Master Roger de, 154.
Suhanton. See Southampton.
Sulkholm, CO. Notts, 377.
Sulleye, John de, 303.
Sully, lord of, 111.
Sumebery, Thomas de, prebendary of Os-
motherley, 482.
Sunderlandwyk, co. York, 369.
Sundon, Sonynden [co. Beds], 2.
Sunburst, co. Sussex, 143.
Suntyngfeld, by Whitsand, master of the hos-
pital of St. Peter, 26, 73.
, by Wyssand, Simon, master of God*s
House at, 540.
Surfleet [co. Lincoln], 38.
, bridge, 204.
Surrey, county, 71, 76, 89, 133, 137-139,
236, 237, 288, 293, 313, 327, 349, 358,
383, 418
, archdeacon of. See Inge.
, escheator in. See Northo.
, sheriff of, 57.
Surrey, earl of. See Warenna.
Surtays, Surteyse, Thomas, 202, 240, 528.
Sussex county, 84, 133, 137-139, 180, 236,
252, 253, 286, 294, 303, 308, 313, 315,
327, 858, 383, 418, 426, 542.
, escheator in. See Northo.
, sheriff of, 57,128.
Suterton, Richard son of John son of Richard
de, 496.
Suthalle [Southall, co. Middlesex?], 17.
Suthayk, Patrick de, 72, 159, 384, 397, 398,
403.
, , his son Gibert,408.
Sutham. See Southam.
Suthbury. See Sudbury.
Suthcherch. See Southchurch.
Suthewyk. See Southwick.
Suthfeld, Roger de, 17.
Suthford, John de, 263.
Suthorpe, Richard de, 418.
Suth Tauton. See Tawton.
Suthwell. See Southwell.
Snthwerk, Suwerk. See South wark.
Suthwold. See Southwold.
Suthwyk, Roger de, 284.
Sutoris, Thomas, 373.
Sutton, 408.
, CO. Beds, 79, 99.
.., CO. Essex, 88.
, Great [co. Essex], 82.
, CO. Flint, 341.
, [CO. Lincohi], 376, 447, 448, 449.
, prebcod of. See Lincoln.
, CO. Sussex, prebend of. See
Chichester.
GENERAL INDEX.
729
Satton ^cont,
, CO. York, 290, 464.
en Derwent, co. York, 869, 428.
Mandeville, co. Wilts, 174.
Scoteneye [co. Hants], 813.
Valence, co, Kent, 105, 106, 210.
Waldron [co. Dorset], 871.
Sutton, Snttone, Alan de, 115.
, Andrew son of Walter de, 246.
, A vice wife of John son of John de,
408.
, Elena wife of Oohn de, 513.
, John de, 28, 251, 272, 292, 871, 400,
412,443,518.
, , of Ashfield, 408.
, , pfirson of Taghmon, 164.
, John son of John de, 408.
, Nicholas de, 126.
, Oliver de, bishop of Lincoln, 251.
Peter de, 168.
, Richard dc, 377.
, , of Averham, 435.
, Robert de, 297.
, Robert son of Alice de, 448, 449.
, Stephen de, archdeacon of North-
ampton, 226.
, Thomas de, 264.
, Walter de, 464.
, Walter son of Alice de, 448.
, William de, 80, 195, 270, 290, 447,
464.
, , skinner, 290.
, , parson of Bolenau, 306.
, William sou of GeoflVey de, 78, 154.
SuwoU. See Southwell.
Suylly, Petronilla de, countess of Drewes, 325.
Swaffham [co. Norfolk], 559
Bulbeck Swafbam Bollebek, co.
Cambs, 477.
Swafbam, Joan wife of Eustace de, 65,
, Richard de, 13, 156, 179, 366, 483.
, , parson of Burghersh, 424.
Swainston, Sweynestou, Isle of Wight, 54,
140, 5eo.
Swalcliffe, Swalclyve, co. Oxon. 501.
Swalclif, Swalclyve, Thomas de, parson of St.
Magnus's, London, 68, 265.
Swallowcliffe, Swalclyve, co. Wilts, 885.
Swan, Henry, 406.
Peter son of William, 454.
Swanborough, Suaneborwe, hundred, eo.
Wilts, 85.
Swaneton. See Swaton.
Swanland, Swanneslund, co. York, 869.
Swanlond, Simon de, 293, 554.
Swannington, Swanyngton, co. Leicester, 60.
Swanscombe, Swannescombe, Swannes-
coumpe, CO. Ktut, 109, 110, 120,
395.
Swansea, Sweyneseye [co. Glamorgan]
church of St. Mary, S38, 267.
hospital of St. David, 83!.
Swanton, Roger de, parson of Little Dunham,
177.
Swanyngton. See Swannington.
Swathling, Swathelyng, co. Hants, 126.
Swaton, SwanetoD, co. Lincoln, 522.
Sweltenham, William son of Walter de,
hay ward of Edington, 489.
Swenge, John, 444.
Swenmore, Swynmore, John, 125, 127.
Swerdeston, Hugh de, 372.
, John de, 372, 424, 426.
Swet, Robert, 68.
Swete, Walter, 300, 354.
Sweyn, William, 259.
Sweyneseye. Sec Swansea.
Sweyneston. See Swainston.
Swilynton, Adam son of Adam de, 29.
Swinefleet, Swyneflete, co. York, 31.
Swineshead, Swynesheved, co. Lincoln, 175.
, abbot of, 421, 423.
Swinton, co. Lancaster, 384.
Swipmedwe. See Shipmeadow.
Swon, William 1e, 205.
Swords, CO. Dublin, prebend of. See Dublin.
Swyler, Robert, 298.
Swyn, Richard, 130.
, Robert, 298.
Swyndon, Robert de, 499.
Swyne, in Flanders, 169.
Swyneboum, Swynbum, Robert de, 220,
, Robert son of Thomas de, 366.
Swyneflete. See Swinefleet,
Swynerton, Richard de, and his servant Hugh,
497.
Swynesheved, Swynheved. See Swineshead.
Swynesheved, William de, 20.
Swyneshull, Roger de, 542.
Swyningthwait, William de, keeper iu Bain-
bridgo chsce, 494.
Sfrynmor, William de, 867.
Swynnerton, Roger de, 50, 56, 338, 366, 569,
579.
, ..» the younger, 127.
, Thomas de, 556.
Swynton, William de, 58.
Swypford, Albert de, 422.
Swytehop, William de, 389.
Sybalton, Sibelton, 330, 557.
Sybethorpe. See Sibthorpe.
Syde, William de, 385.
Sydenhalc, Henry, 584.
WiUiam de, 893.
Sydesteme, John de, parson of Denton, 581.
Sydyngboume. See Sittingboume.
Sjflrewast. See Cifrewast.
Sygard, Jolm son of Gilbert, 868.
Symeon, John, 279.
, Roger, controller of customs nt
Winchesttf, 898.
, Simon, 87.
Syngelton, Adam de, 888.
Syngilton, Ranulph de, 888.
n
730
GENERAL INDEX.
Sjnton, Alexander de, parson of Stiffkej,
105.
Sypberwaste, John de, 579. See also Cifre-
wast
Syreston, 312.
Syslond. See Sizeland.
Sjtbing. See Seething.
Syward, William, 300. 354.
T.
TalK)urcr, John, 670, 575.
Tachebrok, See Tatchbrook.
Tackele, 89.
Tadenham, Nicholas de, 519.
Taghmun, in Ireland, 164.
TaiUour, Tayllour, Agatha la, 252.
, Henry le, 182,
, Henry son of Adam le, 573.
, Hugh, 59.
, John le,of Bristol, 328.
, , ofWigan, 412.
, John son of Kalph le, 450.
, William le, 214.
, Richard le, 128, 440.
, Richard son of Robert le, 232.
, Robert son of John le, 251.
Robert son of Thomas le, 575.
, Roger le, of Bodmin, 350,
, Sabina wife of Philip le, 245.
, Thomas le, 575.
, Waller le, 185.
, WiUiam le, 331, 355, 408.
, William sou of John le, 304.
Takel, Thomas, 370.
Taket, John, 112.
Talbot, Talebot, Elizabeth wife of Richard,
14, 51, 248, 304, 305, 308, 310, 552.
, Gilbert, 40, 295, 479, 571, 578, 579.
, , justice of South Wales, 10, 81,
113, 128, 199, 226, 236, 238, 298,308,
336, 346, 347, 363, 410, 468, 476.
, , his deputy. See Gifford.
, , keeper of castle and oantred of
BuUth, 74.
, Joan wife of Richard, 281, 452.
, John, knt., 125.
, , the elder, 125.
, Richard, 51, 99, 138, 201, 204, 246,
248, 285, 295, 304, 305, 308, 310, 348,
409, 552, 563.
, Thomas, 51, 305.
, , dean of Bridgenorth, .548.
, Thomas son of Richard, 426.
William, 429.
Talfot, John, 582.
Tallach Abbey, in Wales, 232.
Tallage, grants of, 312, 337, 357-369, 374,
395, 421, 484.
Tamar, Tambre, the river, 166.
Tamerton, co. Cornwall, 261.
Tamworth, Tomeworth, 200, 201, 448.
Tancervilla, William de, 334.
Tanessore, Geofirey de, 441 .
Tanfeld, Robert de, 356.
Tanfield, co. York, 202, 356, 889.
Tangele, Thomas de, 232.
Tangmere [co. Sussex], 265.
Tankersley, Tankirsly, co. York, 572.
Tanner, Tannere, Peter le, and his wife
Margery, 175.
, Ralph le, 503.
, Richard le, 25.
, Roger le, 315.
Tanney sur Cbarente, in Poitou, 504, 576.
Tanton, Taunton, Robert de, 276, 351, 483.
, , archdeacon of Durham, 491,
528.
, , keeper of the wardrobe, 255.
, , parson of Haddenham, 566.
, , prebendary of Dublin, 275,
435.
, , prebendary of Hastings, 279,
402, 423, 528.
, , prebendary of Lincoln, 538.
, , prebendary of Salisbury, 420.
,.., , prebendary of Wells, 306,
539.
, , prebendary of Wingham, 477.
Tanworth, Toneworth, co. Warwick, 516.
Tarenta, Master Vincent de, 112.
Tarrant Kynes, Tarente Eaynes, co. Dorset,
435.
Monkton [co. Dorset], 274.
Tasburgh [co. Norfolk], 119.
Taseburgh, John son of Madoc de, 119.
Tassagard, in Ireland, steward of, 339, 539,
546.
Tastard, William, 408.
Tatchbrook, Tachebrok, co. Warwick, 322.
Tatenhale, church of, 43.
Tatereshale. See Tattershall.
Tatewyk. See Tatwick.
Tatham, William de, 358, 386.
, , escheatorinYork, Northumber-
land, Cumberland and Westmoreland,
318.
,..., , keeper of Blackbumshire and
Clitheroe, 80, 104, 136, 141, 185.
, , parson of Mitton, 13.
Tathwell [co. Lincoln], 652.
Tattershall, Tatereshale, castle, co. Lincoln,
554.
Tattingstone, Tatyngeston, co. Suffolk, 96.
Tatwick, Tatewyk, co. Somerset, 234.
Taucestre. See Towcester.
Taunton, co. Somerset, 202.
, archdeacon of, 249.
Tavorham [co. Norfolk], Peter parson of,
123.
Tavemer, Edward le, 166, 197.
, John le, 144.
GENERAL INDEX.
731
Taverner— con<.
..., Matthew le,497.
, Philip le, 23.
, Robert le, 291.
, Simon le, 130.
Tavemour, Richard, 356.
Tavistock, Tavystok [co. Devon], 810.
, abbey, 111, 483, 524.
, Bonus, abbot of, 483.
Tawton, South, Suth Tauton, co. Devon,
279.
Tebay, Tibbaie, co. Westmoreland, 65.
Tees river, co. Northumberland, 360
Teignmouth, Tyngmuth, co. Devon, 166.
Tekene, 513.
Tele, Richard, and his wife Emma, 502.
Temeseford. See Tempsford.
Temple Combe, co. Somerset, ISO.
Guiting, CO. Gloucester, 289.
Hurst, CO. York, 299.
Temple, Henry son of Nicholas atte, 20.
, de, 32.
Temple of Solomon [Knights Templars],
order of, 86, 244, 274, 289, 377, 414.
Templers, co. Somerset, 130.
Tempsford, Temeseford, cd. Beds, 375.
Tenby, Tynbeh, Tyngebeth, co. Pembroke,
823.
, mills of, 67.
Tendraenen, Michael de, 207.
Tendring, Tendr3mgge [oo. Essex], 262.
Tendringg, Tendryng, John de, 136, 137,287,
293, 296, 297, 357, 500.
, William son of John de, 154.
Tenham. See Teynham.
Tenterden, Tendirdenne, Tenderdeuno, co.
Kent, 391, 444, 446, 480.
Terca, a Jewess, 452.
Terkelot, Nicholas, 375.
Tcrlingham [co. Kent], 47.
Temwhathelan Lake, co. Cumberland, 112.
Terstewod. See Testwood.
Terstewod, John de, and William, 582.
Tesdale, Alan de, 227.
Testa, Vitalis de, parson of Henne^e and
Shoreham, and prebendary of Salis-
bury, 248, 253.
Testu, Mabel wife of Reginald le, 258.
Testwood, Terstewode, co. Hants, 582.
Tetbury, Tettebury, co. Gloucester, 4,
Totney, Tetenay, co. Lincoln, 431.
Tetteboume, Adam de, 516.
Tettebury, Tettebnre, Richard de, 488.
, Thomas de, 8, 88, 222, 942, 408,
517.
Tettelowe, Jurdan de, and his brother Richard,
498, 572.
Tettenhall Free Chapel, co. Stafford, prebend
of Wrottesley in, 53.
Tettesworth, William de, 314.
Teuelbymor, Roger keeper of St Thomas* at,
152.
Teokesbory. See Tewkesbury.
Teukesbury, Nicholas de, 487.
Tevelesford. See Tlielesford.
Tew, Tywe, Great, co. Oxon, 325, 332.
Tewin, Tewyng, co. Herts, 17.
Tewkesbury, Teukesbury, co. Gloster, 21, 51.
140, 509, 514, 519.
abbey, 252, 274, 382, 492, 558;
> pavage at, 526.
Textour, Richard le, 205.
Teye, William de, 180, 375.
Teynewyck, Tyngewyk, [Teignwick?], co.
Devon, 103, 179.
Teynham, Tenham, co. Kent, 570.
Thakstede. See Thaxted.
Thalenas, Richard, 310.
Thame, co. Oxon, abbot of, 447.
Thame, Philip de, 475.
, Richard de, 496.
, Walter de, 496.
, William de, master of the hospital of
Harehope,£gIingham, 75.
» , proctor of the house of St.
Lazarus of Jerusalem, 242.
Thames,the river, 119, 196, 227, 388, 398, 542.
, Brayoke weir in, 176.
Tbancard, Robert son of Richard son of,
147.
Thanet, 109.
, isle of, CO. Kent, 286, 818.
Thaxtod, Thakstede [co. Essex], 2.
Thebaud, Alice, 267, 550.
Theford. See Thetford.
Theglyndenne, Nicholas son of Richard de,
446.
Thek, Henry, 854.
Theld Park, Isle of Wight, 498.
Thelesford,Theulesford, Tevelesford, co. War-
wick, Maturine friars of, 822, 541.
Thelnetham, Nichoks de, 279.
Thelwall, Thelewell [co. Chester], 89.
Theobald, William son of, de Brigham, 157.
Therfield [co. Herts], 540.
Therston. See Thurston.
Thetford, Theford, co. Norfolk, hospital of St.
John, 829.
» letters patent dated at, 12), 144,
196.
, prior and canons of, 177.
Thetford, William de, parson of Cemccoates,
149.
Theulesford. See Thelesford.
Thewelyn ap Eynon, 127.
Thimbleby, Thimelby, co. Lincoln, 108.
Thimeby, 254.
Thirsk, Thresk, co. York, 59.
Thirtleby, Thurkelby, co. York, 889.
Thisleton, Thistelton, co. Rutland, 540.
Thistnm, Richard, 162.
Thixendale. See Sexdecim Vallibus.
Thlancadok church, in diocese of St. Asaph,
876.
Thledbrok Vaghan and Thledbrook Vaur, oo
Flint, 841.
732
GENERAL INDEX.
Thlen, 160.
Thlesmayn, CO. Carnarvon, 341.
Thlestenhunnjth, co. Flint, 341.
Thobrugge, 144.
Thomus, porter and macebearer of Carnarvon,
164.
Thomas ap Adam, and his wife Margery,
204.
Thomas ap Retheryk, and his wife Cicely,
893.
Thomas, Adam, 289.
, Edward son of, de Wodenham, 377.
, Emma wife of Robert son of, de
Hale, 441.
, Geoffrey son of, de Wrotham, 527.
, Henry, 254.
, John son of, 132.
, , de Stepyng, 100.
, Martin son of, le Procurator, 205.
, , his brother Thomas, 205.
, Nicholas, 387.
, Richard son of, 132.
, , de Florencia, 64.
, Robert son of, de Hale, 854.
, , le Shephirde, 497.
, , de Swynbum, 366.
, Roger son of, de Hotofl, 448.
, Thomas son of, de Fetherstanhalgh,
105.
, , de Northfeld, 578.
, , de Scalariis, 274.
, , de Waghen, 576.
, Walter, 588.
, William, and his son Roger, 16.
, William son of. del Clay.
, , atte Welde, 276.
, , de Wodeham, 377.
Thomelyn, Richard, 68.
, Robert, 450.
Thorald, John, 468.
Thore, Thome, Walter atte, 390, 391.
Thoresby, co. Lincoln, 19.
Thoresby, Elias de, 172.
, Hugh de, 59.
, John de, 572.
, , master of St. Edmund's, Gates-
head, 471, 473.
, Peter de, 59.
Thorger, Thomas son of William, 822.
Thorlewood, 241.
Thorley, Thomle, Isle of Wight, 378, 462.
Thormarton, Master Richard de, prebendary
of Worcester, 330.
Thormont, in Ponthien, warrener of, 309.
Thombury [co. Gloucester], 658.
Thomcombe, Thomecombe, Robert de, 207,
288, 293, 356, 388.
Th<»mcot, 332.
Thomdon, co. Suffolk, 51, 184, 518.
Thome, co. York, 56, 458, 480, 501.
, Richard bailiff of, 381.
, , his sons Hugh and John, 480.
Thome, Eustace de, 381.
, John son of William son of MatiMa
de, 480.
, Richard de, 576.
Thometon. See Thornton.
Thomey Abbey, co. Cambs, 273, 424, 447.
Thornhagh. See Thomhaugh.
Thomhale, William de, 109.
Thorahall, 403.
Thomham, 177.
Thomham, Thomas de, 97.
, knt, 177.
Thomhaugh, Tbomhagh, Thornhawe, co.
Northants, 143.
, Westwood in, 514.
Thornhegge, John de, 303.
Thomheved, co. Cumberland, 219, 224.
Thomhill, Thomhull, Brian de, parson of
Bedale, 366, 507.
Thomholm, co. York, prior of, 382.
, , his servant Alan, 182.
Thornton, co. Bucks, 498, 499, 582.
[co. Lincoln], letters patent dated at,
579.
upon Humber, co. Lincoln, abbot and
convent of, 334, 423.
, CO. York, 61, 576.
Oaynford, Gaynthorp, co. York, 369.
under Risbergh, 148, 200, 369.
Thomton, Thometon, Gilbert de, justice of the
King's Bench, 433.
., Gregory de, 500.
, , knt, 126.
, Henry de, 413.
, Johnde, 412.
, Peter de, 164, 325, 477.
, Thomas de, 59.
Thoraybum, Patrick de, and Thomas de, 389.
Thorpe, Thorp, 163, 183, 391, 539.
, CO. Suffolk, 318.
by Ashboum [co. Derby], 502.
Audl^n, CO. York, 405.
by Waiufleet [co. Lincoln], 114.
Watervill, co. Northants, 285.
Thorpe, Thorp, Bartholomew de, 484.
, George de, 141.
, Henry de, 115.
..*. , Ivo de, 203, 348.
, John de, 203, 217, 348, 483.
, , a justice, 148.
, Richard de, 155.-
., , controller of customs at York,
398.
, Robert de, 203, 848, 356.
, a justice, 118, 184, 188,144,
246, 287, 387, 441.
, Robert son of John de, 122.
, Thomas de, 232, 532.
, Master Walter de, canon of St.Paul*s,
London, 232.
, William de, 155, 276, 356, 556.
, William son of Stephen de, 463.
Thoithorald, James de, 39.
GENERAL INDEX.
733
Thortherald — cont,
, Joan de, 259.
, John de, 89.
Thorton, John de, 576.
Thoureshy, Master John de, 512.
Thouthorp, William de, 156.
Thragelthorpe. See Stragglesthorpe.
Thrapstone [co. Xorthants], letters patent
datedat, 582, 541.
Thrapton, Henry de, archdeacon of Cork,
chancellor of the Exchequer of Dub-
lin, 10.
Threlkeld, Robert de, 506.
Thresk. See Thirsk.
Thressere, Nicholas le, 512.
Threxton, Ihrekeston [co. Norfolk], 41, 340.
Thrineby [Thrimby, co. Westmoreland?],
252.
Thriplow, Trippelowe, co. Cambs., 448, 491.
Throcking, co. Herts, 84.
Thrope, by Daventry [co. Northants] , 269.
Thuddene, Thomas de, 272.
Thumewyt, William, 441.
Thunderley, co. Essex, 2, 41, 472.
Thurber, John, 205.
Thurberne, Robert, 251.
Thurel, in Ponthieu, 191.
Thurgarton, co. Notts, priory of St. Peter,
253, 423.
Thurger, Richard, 345.
, Thomas, 100.
Thurghton [co. Norfolk], 239.
Thurkelby. See Thirtleby.
Thurlby, co. Lincoln, 255.
Thurlewynde, Thomas de, 573.
Thurrock, Turrok, co. Essex, 58.
Grays, co. Essex, 62.
, West, CO. Essex, 449.
Thursford, Thirsford, co. Norfolk, 341, 460.
Thurstan, Andrew, 135.
Thursteyn, Richard, 426.
Thurston, Therston, co. Norfolk, 90.
Thurstonhowe, co. York, 56.
Thwaite, Thweyt. co. Norfolk, 518.
Thweit, John de, 35.
Thweng. See Tweng.
Thwyford. See Twyford.
Thyngden [Findon, co. Northants], 149.
Thynden, John de, provost of St. Elizabeth's,
by Winchester, 518.
Tibbaie. See Tebay.
Tibbay, Matilda, 271.
Tibborton, Tyberton, co. Qloncoster, 258.
Tibbes, Margery, 144.
Tibertis. See Tybertis.
Tibetot, Tipetot, Tybetop, Tybtot, John, 16.
, John ton of Payn, 455, 456.
, Payn de, 5, 15. 64, 271. 305, 428, 546.
Tiblhurpc, co. York. 369.
Tichebum, Tychebum, Ticheboum, John de,
127, 128, 137, 140, 203. 931, 246, 268,
288. 293. 329. 355. 388, 390, 498.
Tichemersflh. See Titchmarsh.
Tichcwell. See Titchwell.
Tickford, Tycheford, co. Bucks, abbey of, 118.
, abbot of, 162.
Tickhill [co. York], castle and town of, 34,
55.
, Austin friars of, 325.
, free chapel of, 65.
, hospital of St. Leonard without, 557.
, letters patent dated at, 342, 343.
Ticknall, Tykenhale, co. Derby, 204.
Tid, CO. Lincoln, bridge of, 204.
[Tilshead?], co. Wilts, 104, 155.
Tid, Simon de, 382.
Tidcombe Huse, co. Wilts, 112.
Tiddeswell, John de, parson of Harmston, 118.
Tidecombe, John de, 315.
Tideswell [oo. Derby], letters patent dated at,
154, 164, 165, 168.
Tighler, Michael, and Robert, 576.
Tikeford. See Tickford,
TikhuU, T}'khill, William de, 236.
, , chief baron of the Exchequer
of Dublin, 82.
Tilbury, East, Estollebury, co. Essex, 58,
198.
West, Westillebury, co. Essex, 438,
449, 494, 509.
Tildeslegh, Adam son of Adam de, 498.
Tillebury, Richard de, 449.
, William de, 449, 494, 509.
Tillington, TyUnton, co. Stafford, 127.
Tillio, Arnold de, parson of Eckington, 220.
TiUiol, TylUol, Peter, 440.
, knt., 104.
Peter de, 384.
Tillioll, Matilda de, 512.
Tilly, John, 401.
, William son of Richard, 430.
Tilney, co. Norfolk, 140.
Tilneye, Baldwin de, 403.
Tiltey Abbey, co. Essex, 250.
Tilton, CO. Leicester, 522.
Timberland, Tymbcrlound, Tumbirland, co.
Lincoln, 121, 253.
Tindale, Tynedale, co. Northumberland, 62,
220, 492.
Tinge wik. See Tyngewyk.
Tintem, Tyntem, Abbey, co. Monmouth, 201,
244, 406.
, Roger abbot of, 19.
, Walter abbot of, 897.
, LitUe. 476.
Tintinhull, Tyntenholl, co. Somerset, 380.
Tipetot. See Tibetot
Tipperary, in Ireland, 336.
the cross of, 836.
Tippere, Geoffrey lo, 109.
Tirekeapel, William, 505.
Time, the river, co. Salop. 76.
Tiron, in France, Nicholas abbot of, 543.
Tirquyt. Hugh de, 428.
Tirrao, John bishop elect of, 90.
734
GENERAL INDEX.
Tirwhite, Over and Nether, co. Northumber-
land, 112.
Tirwhyt, Adam, the elder, 576.
, , the younger, 576, 579.
, Hugh, and Richard, 575.
Tiryngham, John de, 431.
Tiiyngton, 315.
Tisbuiy, Tyssebury, co. Wilts, Richard parson
of, 452.
Tissebury, Richard de, 323.
Titchfield, Tychefeld, Abbey, CO. Hants, 117.
268, 423.
Titchmarsh, Tichemerssh, co. Northants, 24,
90.
Titchwell, Tichewell, co. Norfolk, 306.
TiTcrington, John de, 102.
Tobur, John, 164.
Tochepryke, Robert, 200.
Tochet, WDHam, 382.
Tockenham, co. Wilts, 195, 529.
Todde, John, 182.
Toddington, Todyngton, co. Beds, 566.
Todeworth [Tidworth?], co. Hants, 458.
Toft, Henry de, 232.
Togh, Roger, 502.
Toghale. See Tughale.
Togo, William, 298.
Togod, Edmund, his man John, 572.
Toke, WUliam de, 243.
Tokevil, Henry, 128.
Tolet, William, 121.
Toller, Tollere, Emma wife of William, 552.
, Guy son of Alan, 9.
, Henry, 139, 574.
Nicholas, 571.
, Richard, 346.
, Richard le, 364, 370.
, , his wife Isabella, 364, 371.
Tollerford, Tolreford, hundred, co. Dorset,
452, 476, 532.
Tolouse, William de, 458.
Tolowe, William de, 286.
Tolthorp, Robert de, 102, 105, 210, 348, 350,
441.
Tolus, Ralph, 497.
Toly, Edward, 205.
, John, 346.
, William, 410.;
Tomelyn, Robert, 450.
Tomeworth. See Tamworth.
Tomford, John de, prebendary of Wingham,
478.
Tone river, co. Somerset, 201.
Tonerlot, James, 422.
Toneworth. See Tanworth.
Tong, Robert de, 271, 278.
, Roger de, 821, 880.
Tonolio, William de, 157.
Tony, Thomas, 478.
Tooting Graveney, Totyng© Graveneye, co.
Surrey, 228.
Top, Alice wife of John, 496.
Top— conf.
, Juliana, 496.
Topcliflfe, CO. York, 284.
, letters patent dated at, 460, 464-
Topsham, Toppesham, co. Devon, 166.
Torbevile, Richard, knt., 565.
Torel, Roger, 130, 350.
Torksey, co. Lincoln, 124, 215, 404.
Torlaston, 843.
Torleton, co. Gloucester, prebend of. See
Salisbury.
Tomour, Henry le, and John le, 498.
Torre, co. Devon, Simon abbot of, 176, 209.
Tortington, co. Sussex, Walter prior of, 128,
142.
Toi-tle. See Turtle.
Torvy, Roger le, parson of Watlington, 495.
Tosson, Great and Little, co. Northumber-
land, 112.
Tote, John, 128.
Totehill, Hugh de, 34.
Totel, John, 212.
Totenhale, by Lichfield, 108.
Totenham, John de, 434.
Tothale, John de, 467.
, Simon de, 278.
Totness, Totteneys, co. Devon, castle and
manor, 566.
Tottenham, Totenham, co. Herts, 53, 79, 84.
[co. Middlesex], 180, 479, 577.
, letters patent dated at, 243.
Tottington, Totynton, co. Lancaster, 195, 529.
Totynge Graveneye. See Tooting.
Totyngton, John son of Alexander de, 452.
Toucestre, Richard de, 571, 577.
Toudeby, Thomas de, 278.
Touecestre. See Towcester.
Touecestre, William de, 571.
Tougale. See Tughale.
Touk, Robert de, 129.
Toulouse, in France, archbishop of, 91.
, merchants of, 270.
Tounesende, Touneende, James atte, 850.
, Roger atte, 583.
, Thomas atte, 5.
, William atte, 168.
Toumai, diocese of, 3u2.
Tournament, prohibition of a, 188.
Tourney, Matilda daughter of William, 812.
, WiUiam, 340.
Tours, money of, 188, 189, 209, 805, 319.
Tours, Richard de, 237.
Touthorp. See Towthorpe.
Touthorp, William de, 261.
Touwe, Nicholas, 860.
Tovy, Thomas, 354.
Towcester, Touecestre, Taucestre, co. North-
ants, 571, 578, 579.
, letters patent dated at, 534, 636, 527,
534, 535, 587, 578.
Towthorpe, Touthorp, co. York, 869.
Tracy, William, 137, 141, 217, 295, 396, 828,
419.
GENERAL INDEX.
786
Traly, Nicholas, 5.
Trayers, John or John de, 56, 59-61, 72, 84,
116, 126, 127, 129-132, 135, 142, 146,
512.
, JohD, nonstable of Bordeaux, 151,
155, 329, 478, 49t.
» , prebendary of Lichfield, 118.
, Stephen, 431.
Trayour, Andrew, 190.
Treasury, the, 221.
Trecis, Master Theobald de, 162, 176.
Tredonock, Trodenach [co. Monmouth], 476.
Tref Thlenneos, oo. Flint, 841.
Treganon, Hugh, 8, 89.
» porter of the palace of Can-
terbury, 497.
> , usher of the chamber, 86,
862, 465. See dUo Trevaignon.
, Hugh de, 167, 249, 360.
Tregguhion, Roger de, 207.
Tregilion, Alan, 570.
Tregollest, Nicholas, 304.
Tregos, Richard de, 207.
Tregothel, 269.
Tregoyzel, Alan de, 207.
Tregos, Henry, 128, 142.
, Thomas, 128, 139.
Tregruk [co. Monmouth], 476.
Trehampton, John de, 56, 182, 204, 296, 357,
441.
Treiagu, John or John de, 56, 59, 181, 137,
144, 286, 290, 294, 350.
, sheriff of Cornwall, 440.
Trelao, John de, 69.
Trehumiur, co. Cornwall, 581.
Trelleck, Trillek, co. Monmouth, 476.
TrematOD, Trometon, oo. Cornwall, 348.
, castle, 106.
) porter and parker of, 109.
Trembleel, in Vienne, 818.
, castle, 305.
Trenchard, Edmund, Giles and Henry, 355,
888.
Trenchefoil, John, 584.
Trenerth, co. Cornwall, 527, 581.
Trenewith. Henry de, 350.
Trenge, Master Robert de, warden of Merton
college, 102.
Trengoeohef, 449.
Trent river, 22, 23, 47, 578.
escheator beyond, 46, 110, 147. See
also Bolyngbrok; Hootoni Louthre;
Grymesby.
, escheator on this side, 110, 128, 150.
See al$o Selyman ; Trussell.
Justice of the forest on this side. See
difford.
> » his deputy, 176, 445.
, justice of the forest beyond. See
Crumbwellt NcWUe.
» » office of, 200.
» keeper of the for«st on this side, 274.
Trent, William de, ganger of wines, 804.
Trentham, Reginald de, 182.
Treogonan, co. Cornwall, 581.
Tresempel, John de, 850.
Tresham, Laurence de, and his son Thomas,
310.
Tresseby, Hubert de, 319.
Tresshere, Nicholas, 441.
Trethewy, Richard de, 207.
Treuger, John de, 184.
Treun»enet, Alan de, 207.
Treuruf, David de, 207.
Trevaignon, Hugh, usher of the chamber,
369. See also Treganon.
, Joan wife of John de, 350.
, John de, 127, 128, 130, 188, 184, 198,
207, 286, 288, 290, 296, 300, 348,
350, 354, 440, 450, 479, 496, 497, 578,
581.
Trevecor, Richard de, 350, 570.
I'revet, in Ireland, 101.
Trevynek, oo. Cornwall, 804.
Trew, Americus de, 240. See also Trou.
Trewelowe, Roger, 50, 320.
Trewennard, Rouland, 115.
Trewoef, Hugh, 269.
, Hugh de, 449
Trewoyth, Hugh de, 570.
Trewythosa, Simon de, 581.
Trikyngham, Lambert de, prebendarv of
Southwell, 485.
Trillek. See TreUeck.
Trillowe [Thurlow, co. Suffolk?], 149, 185.
Trillowo, John de, 61, 135.
Trillyng, John,. 89.
Trim, Trym, in Ireland, lord of, 86.
Trinley, co. Gloster, 801.
Trinleye, WUliam de. 542.
Tripacy, Hugh, parson of Long Ditton, 27.
Trippe, Master Stephen, parson of West
Camel, 242.
Trippelow, John de, 99.
Trippelowe. See Thriplow.
Tristildelan, in Ireland, 101.
Tristram, Henry, bailiff of Lothingland half
hundred, 501.
Tristram, Thomas, 850.
Tristre, in Ponthieu, castellan of, 519.
Trogazo, Oliver, 385.
Trometon. See Trematon.
Trou, Almaricus de, 73. See also Trew.
Trouel, Robert, 128.
Troofbrd, manor of, 2.
Trowe, Henry, and John, 447, 448.
, Robert, and William, 448.
Troy [oo. Monmouth], 476.
Troy, John de, 851.
Troye, Robert de, 69.
Truan, John, 441.
Tmssebnt, William, 887, 555.
Tnissel, Edmond, 8. 582.
736
GENERAL INDEX.
Trussel — cont,
, Thomas, 8.
, Master Thomas, Archdeacon of Mid-
dlesex, 90.
, William, 8, 8,62, 84, 132, 13.^ 138,
142, 146, 150, 165, 174, 201, 206, 207,
214, 216, 233, 236, 242, 255, 258, 285,
291, 299, 352, 865, 386. 437, 445, 450,
480. 512, 522, 535, 548, 564.
., , escheator on this side Trent,
152, 158, 159, 174, 182, 226, 228, 231,
240, 841, 244, 264, 276. 288, 289, 303,
306, 311, 313.
, , the king's secretary, 7.
] , , the elder, 250, 268, 429.
, , the younger, 253, 843.
WiUiam, knt., 157, 413.
, , of Flore, knt., 429, 568.
Trnsselegh, Roger son of Robert de, 582.
Trusthorpe, co. Lincoln, 447, 448.
Trusthorpe, Eudo son of Stephen de, 447,
448.
, Robert son of Eudo de, 447, 448.
, Robert son of Ralph de, 447, 448.
Trymenel, John, 291.
Trymnel, John, knt., 458.
Tryvet, Nicholas, 114.
, Thomas, 89.
Tudde, William, 516.
Tuddesheye, co. Devon, 516.
Tudestede, Master Richard de, 180.
Tuffhale, Tougale, Toghale, Tugal, Robert de,
77, 197, 292, 812, 313, 358, 387, 389,
443-445, 485.
Tukil, Hugh, son of John, 577, 678.
Tumbirlund. See Timberland.
Tumby, co. Lincoln, 564.
Tumby, William de, the elder and the
younger, 298.
Tunbridge, Tunebrugge, co. Kent, 57.
Tundu, John, 575.
Tunge, Patrick del, 2.
Tunnok, Peter, 425.
, Richard, 502.
Tunstall [co. Lancaster], chapel of the Holy
Trinity, 554.
Tunstall, Nicholas de, 26, 227.
Tuomem [co. Cornwall], 207.
Tupholme, co. Lincoln, abbot and convent of,
184, 482.
, church of St. Mary, 184.
TurberviU, Turbelvill, Turbevill, GUbert de,
125.
Matilda, wife of Gilbert de, 125.
* , Payne son of Richard, son of Gilbert
de, 125.
, Richard de, prebendary of Hastings,
*528, 547.
, prebendary of Wingham,
510.
, Richard son of Gilbert de, 126.
Tarbut, John, 503.
Turcop, Agnes, 85.
Turcroft, co, York, 34.
Turgys, John, 176.
Turke, Walter, 36.
Turmmyn, Humphrey and James, 572.
Tumbiigg, by Roecliffe, co. York, 181.
Turner, Richard, 80.
Tumeye, Ralph, 170.
Tumour, Robert le, and William le, 141.
Turpliton, Hugh de, knt., 3, 9, 53, 69, 74, 82,
172.
Walter de, 405.
Turpyn, Stephen, 25.
Turpynton, Walter de, 458.
Turpyton, Richard de, abbot of Wigmore,
327.
Turrok. See Thurrock.
Turry, Richard de, 311, 563.
Turtevyll, William de, 305.
Turtle, Tortle, Turtele, Roger, 20, 338, 421,
434, 514.
Turt<m, Richard de, 573.
Turvey, co. Beds, 90, 263.
Tarvey, Laurence, 389.
, Ralph de, 577.
, William de, 469.
Turvill, Joan wife of John, and her son John,
366.
, John, 366, 505.
, Nicholas, sheriff of Bedford and
Buckingham, 518, 560.
, Master Philip de, 258.
, William, sheriff of Bedford and
Buckingham, 518, 560.
Tury, John de, 318.
Tuscany, 270.
Tutbury, Tuttebury, co. Stafford, 205.
Tutesovere, Thomas de, 353.
Tuttebury, Richard de, 577.
Tutyngton, William de, 412.
Tuxford, CO. Notts, 562.
Twapens, Walter, 440.
Tweedmouth [co. Durham], letters patent
dated at, 419, 422, 429-439, 448-459,
462, 465, 469, 495-498.
Twenge, Thwcng, Stephen, 128.
, William de, 287, 292, 398,400, 464,
488, 573, 575.
Twitham, co. Kent, prebend of. See Wing-
ham.
Twyer, William, 871.
Twyford, co. Bucks, 301, 499, 502.
Twyford, Twiford, Thwyford, Henry de,
439.
John de, 33, 137, 201, 286, 296, 297,
401,412,416,443,445.
Twynham, Isabella v^ife of Walter de, 281.
Twytham, Bertram de, 74.
TwyweU, William de, 441.
Tybertis, Tibertis, Leonard de, prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem,
218, 221, 228, 475.
Tyberton. See Tibberton.
Tychebum. See Tichebum.
Tychefeld. See Titchfield.
GENERAL INDEX.
737
Tycheford. See Tickford.
Tyddeswell, Henry de, 439.
^deleshithe, John de, 600.
Tyderinton, William de, 548.
Tye, ly, Peter de, 266.
, Robert atte, 229.
, Thomas atte, 58.
, Thomas de, 229.
Tyes, Tyeis, Adam, 278, 426.
, Thomas, bailiff errant in Oxford
coonty, 44.
"Tyf, Sampson, SI 6.
Tyghle, Alexander de, 193, 538.
Tykeham, 17.
Tykencote, Alexander son of Andrew de,
452.
, Amice wife of Hugh de, 240, 282.
Tykenhale. See Ticknall.
'l^kenham, Henry de, 560.
Tykesore, John de, 291.
Tl^keton, Adam de, 552.
TykhiU. See Tickhill.
TykhiU, William de, 236.
, , prebendary of Ossory, 329.
Tylinton. See Tillington.
T^ylle, John, 284.
TyUiol. SecTilliol.
TjlLjt Henry, 204.
Tymberlonnd. See Tlmberland.
T:jrmble, William, 59.
Tymparon, Robert de, 384, 536.
Tymyng, Thomas, 346.
Tynbeh. See Tenby.
T^dale. See Tindale.
Tyndale, Gilbert, 205.
, William de, 344, 387, 462.
Tyndene, Gilbert de, 89.
Tyne, the river, 360.
, fishery in, 381.
Tynemoath, co. Northumberland, 389, 445.
, prior of, 344, 389, 443, 444.
Tyngebeth. See Tenby.
Tyngehirst, co. Bucks, 16.
T^ngewyk, See Teynewyck.
Tyngewyk, Tingewik, John de, 14.
Nicholas de, prebendary of Salisbury,
21,24,35, 168,227.
Master Nicholas de, 371.
Tjrngmuth. See Teignmouth.
Tynneslewe, Roger de, keeper of bays in Sher-
wood forest, 1, 13.
Tynten, John de, ))rebendary of Crediton,
307.
Tyntenhull. See TintinhuU.
Tyntem. See Tintern.
Tynton, Thomas de, 269, 304, 418, 520.
parson of Midlington, 248.
Typet, Hugh, 519.
Typetot, Robert de, 483.
Tyrcl, Tirel, Bartholomew, prebendary of
Crediton, 307.
; Henry, 207. 288, 851.
U 65658.
Tyrel, Hugh — conl,
, Hugh, 321, 513, 517, 526, 541.
.'..., , keeper of Bulkedynss and
Blenkleveny castles, 35.
, John, 128.
, Richard, 350.
Tyrewhyt, Thomas, and William, 439.
Tyringham, co. Bucks, William, parson of,
205.
Tyryn^ham, Roger de, knt., and his brother
Simon, 205.
, , his carter Robert, 206.
Tyryngton, 161, 544.
Tyryngton, John, son of Adam de, 544.
Tysaunt, John, 152.
Tysel, James, 579.
Tysone, William, 211.
Typsebury. See Tisbury.
Tytegrove, John, 577.
Tytherley, West, Westoderle, co. Hants, 431.
Tyveryngton [Terrington, co. York], 85, 844,
Tywe, Great. See Tew.
U
Uccor, Roger, Thomas and John, 582.
Uchgorvai, Ughtorvey, commote, co. Carnar-
von, 182.
Uckerby, co. York, 406.
, chapel of St. Mary, 406.
Udimore, Odyroer, co. Sussex, 371, 485.
Uffculme, Ofoulm [co. Devon], 1.
Uffington, Offynton, co. Lincoln, 298, 346.
Ufford Cluny. See O'fford.
Ufford, Joan, daughter of Robert de, ) 76.
, Master John de, 26.
, Robert de, 62, 69,73, 74, 106, 121,
124, 144, 146, 183, 184, 186, 229, 329,
408, 556, 559, 572.
, , justice in eyre of the forest,
66, 69, 231, 246.
, , keeper of the forest on this
side Trent, 274.
Ufton, William de, 399.
Ugford, Uggeford, co. WilU, 434.
Ugglescombe, Uggescombe, hundred, co.
Dorset, 452, 476, 532.
Ughtreth, Ughtrith, IJghtred, Thomas, 57,
64, 136,289,556,571.
, Thomas, knt., 553.
IHii^ham, co. Northumberland, 182.
UUay, Henry de, 393.
Ulnedale [co. Cumberland], 2.
Ulnedale, John de, 5.
Ulseby, Hugh de, 434.
Ulsiton [co. Chester?], 39.
Ulster, earl of. See Burgo.
Ulverstone, co. Lancaster, 561.
llmframvill, Gilbert de, earl of Anguf, SOf,
514, 515, 553.
3 A
738
GENERAL INDEX.
UnrframTill, Gilbert de—cont.
, , lord of Bedesdale, 381.
, Robert de, earl of ^ngus, 40.
Undele. See Oundle.
Underdon prebend. See Bridgenorth.
Underbelde, Eustace de, 446.
Underwode, Alice, 109.
, Simon, 109.
Undy, Woundy [co. Monmoutb], 476.
Unwyn, Alan, 65.
, Bicbard, 384.
Upcbarcb, Upcbirche [co. Kent] , 23.
Upcot, Uppecote, co. Devon, 410.
Upballe, Bartholomew atte, 168.
, John son of John atte, 168.
Uphaven, co. Wilts, 244.
and Netherhaven, co. WiltJ, 78.
Uphavene, Henry de, 273.
Upleadon, Upledene, co. Glojce<t*r, 478.
TJpledecoumbe. See Letcombe.
Uppecote. See Upcot.
Uppeheye, John, 131.
Uppenore, Thomas de, parker of Guildford,
56.
Uppingham, co. Butland, 15, 487.
Upsomboom. See Sombc^^rn.
Upton, 438.
, [co. Bucks], 170.
, CO. Gloucester, 10, 377.
, CO. Salop, 143.
, CO. Worcester, 310.
......... Leonard, co. Gloucester, 143.
Scndamore, Skydemor, co. Wilts, 1 85.
, , church of St. Mary, 185.
Upton, Gkoflrey de, parson of Etos, 278.
•M , Miles de, 574.
, Thomas de, 194, 243, 574.
, , pardon of Bradwell, 10.
, Master Thomas de, archdeacon of
Wells, 9, 30, 101, 158, 367.
, William de, 218, 574.
Up Wimbomc, co. Dorset, 116.
Urbe, Francis son of Neapoleo de, prebendary
of Lincoln, 243.
, Ursus son of Neapoleo de, Bub^dean
and prebendary of York, 244.
Urry, Richard, 129.
, Robert, 439, 450.
, Robert sou of Robert, 355, 388, 450.
, William brother of Robert son of
Robert, 355, 388.
Ursel, William, 100.
Ursewyk, Ursewyke, Adam de, chief forester
of Rowland cbace, 36, 78, 334.
Ursi [Orsini], Ursus de filiis, 32.
Urtiaco, John de, 116, 497, 503.
, Richard de, 497.
, Sibyl wife of Henry de, 116.
Vrtyn, Alexander, 161.
Useflete, Thomas de, 104.
> , parson of Norton Davy, 344.
Useflete— con/.
, Walter de, parson of Meesdon, 24.
Usflet. See Ousefleet.
Usk [co. Monmonth], 237, 476.
castle, 476.
, hospital, 476.
, priory, 476.
Usk, John de, 139, 320, 574.
Usseflete, Gerard de, 500.
Utlagb. See Outlawe.
Uttoxeter, Uttoke8hagh,UttexkeBhathere [co.
Stafford], 192,205.
Uttyng, Hehnin, 127.
Uvedale, Peter de, and his wife Margaret, 28.
Yaal, Robert du, knc, 182, 213.
Yacarie, John de la. 429.
Yache, Matthew de la, 498.
Yacher, William, 298.
Vaghan, Ithel, and Ithel his son, 341.
, Joan wife of William, 494.
, Richard, 390.
, William, 449.
Yaghan ap Ken Seys, Owen Seyi son of
Kenewrick, 341.
Yal, Ralph son of Philip du, 319.
Yale, Agnes wife of William de la, 394.
.......... Robert de la, 394.
, William de la, 202, 394.
Yalemont, Ilormaody, abbey of St. Mary, 262.
Yalencia, Aymer d(;, earl of Pembroke, 67,
88, 106, 115, 209»308,397.
, his mother Joan, 67.
, , his wife Mary. See Sancto
Paulo.
., WDliam de, earl of Pembroke, 67.
Yaleran, William, prior of St. Leonard's,
Stratfield Say, 262.
Yale Royal, co. Chester, abbot of, 392, 422.
Yallibus, Burga de, 270.
Yaloignes, Valoynes, Wnloignes, Elena wife
of Warresius son of Warresias de, 148,
, Henry de, knt., 580.
, Robert de, prebendary of York, 433,
506.
, Warresius de, knt., 580, 581.
, Warresius son of Warresius de, 148,
579, 580, 582.
Yaloia, Charles, count of, 93.
Yanne, John, parson of Bishops Fontoell, 256 »
Yauden, GeofiPrey del, 346.
Yaudey, co. Lincoln., abbot of, 161.
Vaurelli, Peter, 265, 417.
Yaus, William de, 488.
Yantort, Richard, 476.
Yaax, Alexander de, 10.
i
GENEBAL INDEX.
739
Vaux — cont,
, William, 441.
Vavasour, Vavaoeour, Grerard le, 325.
, Henry le, 103, 140, 202.
I ) his wife Constance, 103.
..., William le, 103, 582.
, , his wife Nicholas, 103.
Veel, Robert le, 221.
Veer, Ver, John de, earl of Oxford, 259, 286,
571.
t John son of Alfonsos de, 15.
, Eatherine de, 488.
, Robert de, knt, constable of Rocking-
ham castle, 235.
Velj, William, 60.
Yenour, John le, 188.
, Thomas le, 187.
Vepount, Alan de, 483.
Verceil, abbot of St. Andrew's, 102.
Veroellis, Andrew de, and Giles de, 102.
Verche, William de la, 185, 189.
Verdenel, Robert de, and his wife Mariota,
379.
Verdon, Verdonn, Verdun, John, 353.
, John de, 134, 136, 138, 167, 246, 287,
295, 349, 368.
» Nicholas de, 31, 264, 283.
, Theobald de, 9, 33, 339.
> » hM daughter Isabella, 152, 281.
..., Thomas le, 203.
Vergu, John, parson of Sheperton, 569.
Veriere, Thomas, and William, 446.
Vemolio, Arnold de, prebendary of Wingham
and Abbeville, 466.
Vernon, Vemoun, Peter de, 15.
> prebendary of Abbeville, 147,
193, 223.
, Thomas, knt, 499, 501.
Verton, in Ponthieu, 189.
, mnrage at, 540.
Vescy, Clemencia de, 65.
* Indy de. See Bello Monte.
, William de. 111.
Veteri Ponte, Nicholas son of Robert de, 492.
.., Robert de, 492.
Robert son of NiohoUsson of Robert
de, 492.
Veyraoo, Master William de, one of the secret
council, 407.
Veyse, John le, 448.
Vioergate, Alexander, 445.
Vienna, John son of John de, 107.
Vienne, in France, 305.
hospital of St. Anthony in diocese of,
156, 176, 181,369.
Vigiers, Geoffrey, 545.
Vilee, Rubert de la, 466.
Villeribas, William de, 460.
Vincent. See Vyuceat.
Vinea, William de, 10.216.
Vmeter, Simon le, 571.
Viscount, John le, 192.
Vivtns, or Viventis, Bernard, 19.
Viventis, Master Bernard, canon of Bazas.
248, 314.
, John, 314.
Vivian, Hugh, 527.
Vivien, Richard, 207.
Viviers, hospital of the Holy Ghost in diocese
of, 216.
Vobbynge. See Fobbiog.
Vouder, co. Coruwall,« 670.
Vow, the king's, 98, 140, 498, 500, 582.
Vreyse, Henry, 443.
Vyaunde, Robert, 509.
Vycery, John, 504.
Vyel, Thomas, 522.
Vyncent, Vincent, John, 66, 149, 212, 213.
> » prebendary of Abbeville, 466,
493, 617.
> » receiver of Ponthieu, 198, 212,
214, 215, 246, 337, 432, 437, 467.
, Richard, 415.
Vyne, Robert, 496.
Vynour, Walter le, 336.
Vynter, John, 504.
Vyvyan, Hugh, and William, 570.
w
Waban, In Ponthieu, 189.
» murage at, 540.
Waboum, Wauboume, Wabron, co. Norfolk,
410.
prior of, 388, 444.
Waoe, Waas, Humphrey, 352, 500.
Thomas, 390, 391.
, Walter, 390, 891, 508.
Wachesham, Oliver de, parson of Stanstead,
76.
Waddeworth, Christiana wife of John son of
Peter de, 153.
— » John de, 79.
Wade, John, 59.
, William, 447, 448.
Wadechete [Watchet, co. Somerset ?], 563.
Wadel, John le, 229.
Wadhurst, Wadeherst, co. Sussex, 391.
Wadington, Wadynton, co. LincoUi, 124, 371.
404. '
Wadyngham, Hugh de, and John de, 132.
Waferer, William le, lander in Rockingham
forest. 111.
Waghen, Thomas de, and his son Thomas.
576.
Walnfleet, Waynflet, oo. Lincoln, 9, 114, 257.
Wake, Guy, 486, 493.
John, 18, 294, 297, 349.
» Thomas, 20, 36, 170, 203, 348, 367.
» I of Blisworth, 136.
740
GENERAL INDEX.
Wake, ThomiiB— co"i.
of Llddel, as, 41, 46.53, 55,
iV'sT 84 133. 138, 151, 179, 860,
29a, 39?, 3M. 816, BSl, 853, 399. 418,
44ui441,5T7.
, keeper of the Channel Islands,
190.
, ThomM de. S86.
Wakrfeld, John de, 129, 4S0.
, MMter Eobert de. V^tMO of Hwel-
wen,379.
., Thomas de, ■'S67, ^76.
WJi«fleld, CO. York. 56, 378, 501,
., pavftge
at, 39, 393.
Wakefteld Cbsoe, co. York, 458.
Wakeinan, Hobett, 856.
Wakerle, William de, 472.
■ffakerley, Wakerlegh, co. Northanti, 149.
Wal, Hentj de, 497.
Walays, Alexaodiir le, S.
WiUiam, and his wife Mary, 894.
widte^wick. Wolberfcswyk Walber.
deswyke,co.Siiflolk,6S, 185, 139, 199,
33S.
Walborlee, Henry de. 109.
Walcot, Walecote, co. Norfolk. 158.
IValoote, 48a.
Walcote, Aleiander de, 183, 468.
., Nioholaa de, 538.
.......... Eobert de, 441.
, William de, 542.
Walorelh [Walkrilh, eo. Lincoln ?], 487.
Waldeby, John de, S76.
WaldcKraTf
seijeant i
in march of. See Peylo.
ijnstice of. See Mortuo Man.
. North, 10, 22, 27, 61, 64, 108. 143.
166. 181. 182, 197, 229, 271, 331, 323.
834.
John, the qneen's
^^ckingham forest, 144.
... Juhnde. 186.
Waldeo, Andrew heir of Humphrey de, 146.
Qeoflcey ion of Honry de, 59.
,, Willifttn de, 503.
■■■" , piiorofHaTerholm, 60.
' tee aUo Waledene.
wid«nm, Peter son of, 330.
Wiildere, William son of WiUara, 446.
WuldeabetJobn, '".SSS.
, Johnde, 99-
.Walter, 69, 168.
, Walter de, 494. 513.
Waldlngfield, Waldjngfeld, CO. Saftolk, 197,
SB4.
Waldyn, Thomas, 573.
Watedene, Alice wife of Bichatd de, 140.
, Geoffrey de, 140.
.Johnde, 140.
.Richard do. 140.
^e afio Walden,
Walepole. Thomas de, 225.
WbIp. a 9 11 19,30,27,46,54,64.68,70.
Wale,, 2 9. 1'. • ■ -joj 13^, 146, ,47,
152 166, sa 165 179. 181,188,191.
194 309 218 329.333,264,373,812.
m 826 827 834,339,853,863.869
37?; 897, 399, 439, 434, 454, 475. 495,
538,572,574.
„ chamberluo of, 239.
!!!',."!!.., chamberlainof. SaeWitWrordi
" Batballe; Hambnry.
..,, Justice of, 181, 363, 502. Sa
oIm Wysham i Bi^un.
, prince of, 834.
South, 23, 37. 81,47, 186.173,194.
197, 325, 236, 271, 331, 828, 846, 853,
.caitles in, 115,350, 583.
'"[ \ ohMnbetlain of, 115,250.
".."....', '.'.'.'—. jufticB °^' '*^' **"' "'■ *"
alto Talbot.
, West, 166.194,197.
Walei, Hugh de, 889.
Walesbny, John de, 578.
Walet, John, 315.
Waleton [co. Em*i?],'3.
see Walton.
Waleirayn, Elias. canon of Abbeville, 471.
, John the elder and the yonnger, 87.
Waleys, Aognatine le, 646.
.Henry, 496.
, John. 887, 388.
. lUohard, and his irif e Alice, 9.
pareon of Wallon-on-Tteut,
437, 545.
, ,knt., 844.
„WilUiim,581.
Walghope [Wftuehopel'], in Scotland, barony
of. 469.
Walhop, Henry de, 66.
Walkedon, Jordan de, 578.
Walkefare Margaret wife of Robert de. 232.
Bobert de. 31. 39, 189. 179, 322.
keeper of Beanmarts casUe,
80,465.
Walkelyn, John. 205.
Walker, Walk', John. 139, 356. 574.
Walkingham, John de, knt., 105.
Walkinton, WiHiaro de, S21.
Walkyngtoo, Kichard de. 676.
.., William de. 367.
W^l. Walle. John atte, 280. 583.
Soger atte, 390.
, Thomas atte, 280, 317.
"!,!!.... William son of Josep' atte, 76.
Walter, Thomas le, 1 27.
Wftllingtord. WalyngEord, i
. Berks. 55, 67,
„., honor of, 51.
..., bospiUl of St. John the Baptist, 529.
.... letters patent dated at, 474, 479. 486-
494, 505, 632.
.... priory. 384. 494, 514.
.... prior of, 891.
GENERAL INDEX.
741
Wallop, CO. Hants, 342.
Walmesford [Wansford, co. NorthaDts?],
380.
, pontage at, 397.
Walmesford, Thomas de, 26.
Waloignes. See Valoignes.
Walpole, CO. Norfolk, UO.
Walpole, Walpol, Henry de, 144.
, Master Simon de, parson of Shiped-
ham. 149.
Thomas de, 112,524.
, , vicar of Exning, 302.
Wahund, William, 206.
Walsall, Walsale, co. StaflTord, 247.
Walsh, Walssh, Walshe, Gregory le, 128,
375.
i Ingelram le, walker in Windsor
forest, 273.
, John le, 175, 280, 429, 542.
, , parson of Sheire, 108.
, Roger le, 71.
, Roger son of John le, and his wife
Joan, 280.
.Walter le, 154.
Walsham, co. Suffolk, 282, 318.
.South [co. Norfolk], 123.
Walsham, Roger de, 164.
Walsingham [co. Norfolk], letters patent
dated at, 146, 148, 150, 466.
, prior of, 422.
Walsk, Henry le, 449.
Walter, Andrew son of, de Sutton, 246.
, Henry son of, 132.
Master Hervey sou of, de Staunton,
283.
, John son of, de Plumlund, 438.
Robert son of, 458.
, , de Daventre, 160.
, , de Kirkeby Malorre, 153.
, Thomas son of, 576.
, de Stirkeland, 105, 180.
, Walter son of, de Drugge, 579.
, , le PftSBOur, 342.
, , le Spicer, 336.
..., William son of, dc Keaucliamp, 128.
, , de Sweltenham, 489.
, William son of William son of, de
Yarlsbergh, 59.
Walteshef, Joan wife of Walter, 637.
Waltham, 66, 105, 210, 215.
, [co. Essex], 406.
letters patent dated at, 241, 243-256,
258, 259, 267, 284, 285, 290, 291, 410,
428, 434, 463, 465-474, 476-479, 482,
498, 500-502, 532.
, North, CO. Hants, 565.
, [co. Lincoln], 114, 458, 556.
Waltham, Bright, co. Berks, 229.
Waltbam Holy Cross, co Essex, 21 1, 496.
, letters patent dated at, 52, 64, 66, 72,
125-128, 248, 250-254, 271, 272, 284,
292, 423, 465, 468, 460 471-474, 478,
508.
IT 65658.
Waltham— con/.
abbey, 88, 99, 241, 259, 267, 342,
377, 432, 447.
, , Richard abbot of, 496.
Waltham St. Laurence, co. Berks, 282.
Waltham, John de, 126, 229.
, Richard de, 499.
, William de, 411.
Walton, Waleton :
-on-Trent, [co. Derby], 437.
, church of St. Laurence, 545.
, [co. Lancaster], 39.
, CO. Leicester, 391.
, CO Somerset, 180, 139, 430, 574.
, [co. Staflford?], 40.
-on-Thames, co. Surrey, 118.
, CO. York, 519.
Walton, Waleton, Alice wife of Henry de, 854.
, John son of William de, 441.
, Margaret de, 24.
Margery wife of Henry de, 441.
, Richard de, 30, 163.
, Richard son of William de, 44 1 .
, Simon son of Richard de, 441 .
, , William de, 441.
, William son of William de, 441.
Walwayn, Master Nicholas, 279.
Wambergge, Wambergh, Master John de,
515.
, Robert de, i, 4.
Master Robert de, 515.
Wambergh. See Wanborough.
Wambewell, John de, 459.
Wanborough, Wambergh, co. Wilts, chapel
of St. Katherine, 515.
Wandak, Robert, 342.
Wandesleye, Roger de, 145, 388, 419.
Wanetyng, John de, and his wife Elixabeth,
310.
, William de, his wife Alice and his
son William, 151.
Wantage, Wanetyng, co. Berks, 19, 135, 142.
Wappenbam, co. Northants, 170.
Waraune, Gerard de la, 336, 337.
Warblyngton, John de, 378.
Warblynton, Robert de, 275.
Wardall, Thomas de, 577.
Wnrde, John, 388, 442, 581.
, , rider in Delamere forest, 544.
, John le, 217, 578.
, Nicholas, 547.
, Robert, 448.
, Simon, 386, 401, 412, 461.
Thomas, 447, 448.
, William, 682.
Wardecop, Robert de, 839.
Thomas de, 286.
Ward^eU a custom paid in Sherwood Forest,
445.
Warden, in Sheppey, co. Kent, 330.
Wardington, co. Oxon. 501.
3 B
NEBAL INDEX.
lotten pateat dated at, 487.
prebeod of. See Saliibury.
Wsrndtiam, so. NaTthamberland, 69, 1S8.
WanMbonrD, Simon de, bedel of Wigmore
32B.
Warner, John le, 172.
Robert le, 571.
, Thomaa le, 503.
Warolon, WiUiam de, 49S.
Waiplok, Robert de, 283.
Waire, Joan wife of John son of Boeer la,
U9.
John de la, aod his wife Joan, 9.
John wn of Roger la, *9, 50, 149.
John son of Jobo BOD Roger la, and
hia wife Margaret, SO.
Warrewjk. See Warwick.
Warrewjk, Alan de,4eH.
, John de, a hermit, I16,4U.
, John BOD of Nicholas de, 838.
Nicholas de, 838,488.
, Robert de. 109,
William de, 838.
Wai«op. Workshop, co. Notts, 194, S5$, 525,
536.
Warsope, John de, and biB wife Emma, S5S.
Warter Priory, co. York, 6.
Warthill, CO. York, prebend of. See York.
Wanhoppe. HeoTj de, 583.
Wartling, Wertlyng, co. SiisaeK, prebend of.
.See Hast ingB.
Warton, co. I^ncaeter, S61.
, CO. Northumberland, IIS.
Warton, Thomas de, 497.
Wtutres, Henry de, 570.
Warwick, Warrewyk, SSO, 353, 468.
gaol, 3S8.
, , deliveries of, 30, 65, 83, 158,
336.
hospital of St. John, eS8.
, pavage at, 359.
Warwick county, 44, 57, 133, 135, 136, 138,
139, 195, 187, 201, 306, SS8, 248, SM,
SBO, 285, S94, 296, SIS, 352, 3S7, 374,
384, 402, 419, 445, 450, 45S, 469, SIS,
574.
e«cheator iiL SeeEmeys; Feahale.
, sherift of, S74.
Warwick, earl of. Stt Bello Campo.
Waiylow, Thomas de, engrosMr id the Exche-
qner of Dublin, 383.
Waryn, Barthotomew, 128.
, John, parson of Sacomhe, 146.
, Robert, S9S.
, ThoiDM and William, sons of Jdu,
547.
Warynglide, 00. Sussex, 291.
Wascelyn, William, 158.
Washbonra, William de, 384.
Washington, Waasyngtoo, oo. Sussex, US, S91.
GBNBBAL INDEX.
748
Waspraj, John, 263.
WassiDgle, Robert de, 186.
, Roger de, 285.
WasHyngtoD. See Washington.
Wast, Ralph, 583.
Watchet, Wachet, co. Somerset, 309.
Watenhull, John de, 272, 482, 437, 518.
Water, John atte, 113, 132.
, John son of Gamel atte, 444.
Robert atte, 569.
, Stephen atte, 168.
Waterden, William de, 306.
Waterford in Ireland, 307, 812, 403.
, admission of mayor of, 43.
Wateringbury, Otryngbory, Wotrinobury, co.
Kent, 579-582. .
Waterman, Roger, 538.
Waterton, William de, 372.
WateviU, Watervill, Roger de, 186, 286, 298.
Watford, co. Northants, 195, 530.
Watford, Master Thomas de, collector of
moneys bequeathed for the Holy Land,
872.
, William de, warrener of Leeds, co.
Kent, 45.
Wath, Michael de, 312, 358, 393, 401,448,
538.
Watlington, Watlyngton, co. Norfolk, 447,495
...., Wathlynton, co. Sussex, 229.
Watlyngton, Robert dc, 204.
Watlynton, parker of, 85.
Watton, CO. York, 369.
, prior and convent of, 50, 252, 254.
Watton, Elias de, 575.
, Robert de, 284.
Wauboume. See Wabourn.
Waulton, Adam de, 78.
Wauncy, Geoffrey de, 88, 284.
, John, 118.
Waure, Ni^ol de, chancellor of Oxford Uni-
versity, 61.
Wanton. [Walton-on-the-Hill, oo. Surrey ?]
574.
[Wootton, CO. Oxon ?], church of
St. Mary, 65.
, Brochole, and Holmengrove in, 65.
Wauton, Joan daughter of John dt , 564.
, John de,428.
, Robert de, 178, 259.
William de, 285.
Wauwyn, William, 582.
Wavore, William, 14.
Waverley, co. Surrey, letters patent dated at,
15,217,231.
Abbey, 26, 162, 274.
, abbot oi; 159.
Wawayn, Waweyn, Master John, 2, 168.
, Richard de, keeper of seal of reoog^
nitiancet at Hereford, 153.
Wawe, Ranulph atte, 257.
Waye, Robtrt atte, 505.
Wayne, WiUiam, 829, 888, 513.
Wayneflete, Waynflet. See Wainfleet.
Waynflet, Walter de, 839.
Wayte, Robert, and William, 582.
Wayton, co. Northumberland, 112.
Wearmouth, Wermuth, co. Durham, 248.
Weavers and Weaving, 368, 896.
Webhe, Robert le, 854.
, Stephen le, 280.
, Walter le, 571.
Webbeley, co. Stafford, castle and manor of,
394.
Webbeleye, Roger de, 560.
, Thomas de, 531.
Webester, Robert le, 392.
Weblestan hundred, ca Kent, 41.
Wedergrave, Nicholas de, 180.
Wederhale. See WetheralL
Wederhale, William de, 499.
Wedhampton, Quedhampton, co. Wilts, 484.
Wedmore, Nicholas de, and Richard de, 546.
Wedon, John de, 170, 571.
, Ralph de, 128.
, , knt, 154, 391, 444.
, , his brother Thomas, 391.
Weedon, Wedon, co. Bucks, 327, 887,
Weford, prebend of. See Lichfield.
Weighton. Wyghton, co. York, prebend of.
See York.
Weile, Richard atte, 582.
Welbeck, co. Notu, abbot of, 195, 530.
, abbot and convent of, 242, 536.
Welbum, co. Lincoln, 355.
, CO. York, 369.
Welde, WiUiam de, 577.
, William son of Thomas atte, 276.
Welden, John de, 149.
Weldon, co. Northants, 144, 264, 267, 541.
, Thomas parson of, 264.
, Little, 540.
Weldon, WiUiam de, 569.
Welham, oo. Leicester, 522.
Welland, the nver, co. Lincoln, 298, 387.
Well, Welle, Adam de, 248, 393, 297, 299,
848,441.
, Henry atte, 131.
, Hugh atte, 391.
, Joan wife of John atte, 891.
, John atte, 209.
, , the younger, 149.
, John de, 142.
, John del, 254.
, Oliver de, parson of Orasmere, 577.
, Richard atte, 582.
, Robert atte, parson of St GUaa'i,
Winchelsea, 216.
, Robert de, 78,447.
, Walter de la, 870.
, WiUiam atte, controUer of customs at
Chichester, 545.
Welle. 131,400.
Welleby, Alexander de, 486.
WeUes, 464.
Wellen, Henry de, 858.
3 B 2
744
GENERAL INDEX.
Welles — cont,
, Richard de, 564.
, Robert de, 7, 135, 142.
, ThomM do, 135, 142.
, Walter de. 44.
WeUeton, Ralph de, 375.
Wellington, Welyngton, co. Somerset, 390.
Wellop, John do, 20.
Wellow, Welewe, Isle of Wight, 377, 462.
Wells, CO. Norfolk, 323.
, CO. Somerset, 16, 130, 465.
, archdeacon of. See Upton.
, bishop of. Sse Salopia.
, cathedral church of St. Andrew, 6,66,
201, 249, 365.
, , dean of, 487. See cUso Godelee ,
, , prebend of Barton in, 436.
, , prebend of Combe 13 in, 342.
, , prebend of Dinder in, 178.
, , prebend of MiWerton in,*249.
, , prebend of West Lackington iD»
77.
, , prebend of Wiveliscombe in, 6,
14, 306, 539.
, , provost of, 390.
, hospiud of St. John the Baptist, 6.
, letters patent dated at, 226, 228-231,
233, 234, 236.
Weltham, co. Suffolk, Crutched friars of, 197.
Welton, CO. Lincoln, 132.
..by Orby, co. Lincoln, church of St.
Martin, 458.
Welton, Master Gilbert de, 280, 439.
, John son of Simon de, 502.
, Thomas de, and his son Henry, 257.
Welweton, Ralph de, 350.
Welwys, John, 574.
Welyngham, Ralph de, 57.
Welyngton. See Wellington.
Worn, CO. Salop, lord of. See Botiller.
Wembeldon [Wimbledon, co. Surrey ?], 167.
Wcndale, John de, 1.
Wendesleyc, Roger de, the younger, 61.
Wendevere, Wendover, Wendoure, Ralph de,
193.
, , keeper of the peseege at South-
ampton, 45.
, gliomas de, 281.
, Walter de, 277.
Wendling Abbey, co. Norfolk, 248.
Wendlyng, William son of William de, 248.
Wenge. See Wing.
Weoge, Thomas de, 493.
Wengham. See Wingham.
Wenlock Priory, co. Salop, 13.
, prior of, 416.
Wenlok, Richard son of John de, 61.
Went, in South Wales, seijeanty of, 88.
Went, the river, co. York, 138.
Wenton, co. Rutland, 540.
Weper, co. Flint, 341.
Werdale, WiUiam de, 418,
Were, co. Somerset, 411.
Weregle. See Waresley.
Weregrede [co. Dorset], 63, 131.
Werehom. See Warehome.
Wergrave. Sec Wargrave.
Werk, 397.
See oZso Wark.
Wermenstre, Wermynystre. See Warminster.
Wermuth. See Wearmonth.
Wermyngham. See Warmingham.
Wermynton, Henry de, 581, 583.
Wernesfalst, Philip de, and Richard de, 565.
Wersele [Worsley, co. Lancaster ?], 416.
Wertlyng. See Wartling.
Werthewyk, co. Cumberland, 442.
Weryngton, Robert de, 334, 415.
Wescote. See Westcoto.
Weseham, Roger de, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield, 192.
Wesenham, John de, 415.
Wesrevall, Robert de, 555.
Wessington, co. Northumberland, 473.
West, Adam.. 509.
, Hugh, 132.
, Thomas. 73, 82, 108, 122, 174, 194,
385, 407.
, , keeper of Ringwood castle and
manor, 54, 407.
, Walter, 60.
, William, 583.
Westacre, co. Norfolk, prior of, 474.
Westbarmling, co. Kent, 259, 327.
Westburgh, co. Lincoln, 310, 383.
Westbume [co. Sussex] , 65.
Westbury, co. Flint, 341.
-npon-Trym, co. Gloucester, collegiate
church of, 535.
, CO. Wilts, 315.
, chantry in, 184.
Westbury, Robert de, 486.
We8tby, 491.
Westcombelond, co. Somerset, 130.
Westcote, 120, 263, 367.
Westcote, Westcote, John de, 810, 504, 524.
581.
, John son of John de, 493, 524.
, Richard de, 72, 116.
Westcourt in Shalboum [co. Wilts], 104, 155.
Westemor. 450.
Westemor, Adam de, and his brother Walter^
450.
, Richard de, 450.
Westford, CO. Surrey, 99.
Westgrymstede. See Grimstead.
West Halgheton. See Houghton.
Westham, co. Sussex, 257.
Westhanifeld. See Haningfield.
Westhorpe, co. Suffolk, 64.
Westhurrok. See Thurrock, West.
Westiby, Thomas, 508.
Westkele, co. Lincoln, 560.
GENERAL INDEX.
745
Westlegh. See Leigh, West
Westlesham, hermit of, 329.
Westleje, Robert de, 198.
Westlyngton, 48.
Westmancote, John de, 240.
, Leticia wife of John de, 240.
, Nicholas de, bailiff of Blakemore,
Cornwall, 50.
Westmeryngton. See Merrington, West.
Westminster, 72, 218, 219, 221, 243, 244,246,
258, 851, 433, 485, 491, 507, 508, 513.
, letters patent dated at, 15-17, 19-63,
67-69, 71-74, 78, 81, 83, 86-90, 97-
101, 105, 107, 109, 115, 138, 140, 154,
166-191, 193-198, 201-205, 208-212,
214, 216, 219, 222, 224, 229, 231-235,
237-251, 253, 255-269, 271, 27.S. 282-
285, 288-292, 295, 296, 311, 313, 323,
827-342, 348, 349, 351-357, 359-362,
386, 888, 422, 465-468, 483, 486, 487,
491, 492, 499, 500.
, abbey of St. Peter, 106, 180, 280,
332, 341, 386, 424, 446, 465, 467, 475,
483, 486, 487, 491, 492, 510, 513, 543,
556.
, , abbot of. See Curtlington;
Henlee.
, palace of, 15.
, clerks of works at, 44, 283, 488.
Westmonasterio, John de, 332.
Westmoreland county, 4, 48, 133, 135, 136,
286, 292, 312, 313, 326, 349, 353, 358,
362, 395, 407, 412, 415, 416, 424, 440.
, escheator in. See Chiphara ; Louthre.
Weston, 139.
, CO. Norfolk, 266.
CO. Northants, 264, 267.
......... by Northampton, 76, 277.
, CO. Rutland, 245, 540.
, CO. Somerset, 139, 574.
by Heckles, co. Soffolk, 368, 371.
Brut, CO. Gloucester, 289.
Patrick, co. Hants, 203, 289, 337.
Snbedge, Underegge [co. Gloucester],
228, 489.
on-Trent [co. Derby], 12.
Tunrille, co. Bucks, 493, 518, 560.
Weston, Agnes wife of John de, 489.
, John de, 57, 58, 489.
, , knt., 154, 164.
, John son of Richard de, 570.
, Margaret wife of Thomas de, 183.
, Philip de, 486.
f parson of Audley, 301.
t parson of Overstone, 75.
, Richard do, 220,
, Roger de, 205, 241.
, Thomas de, 15, 27, 188, 205, 278,
861, 479.
, Walter de, clerk of the works at
Westminster Palace and the Tower,
44.
, William de, 187, 227, 237, 288, 298,
313,349,358,391,578.
Weston, William de — cont.
, , keeper of Porchester castle,
120.
Weston Underegge. See Weston Subedge.
Weston Underegge, Geoffrey de, 489.
Westow, by Firbv, Wynestowe by Fritheby,
[CO. York], 488.
Westreham, John de, 426.
Westridge, Westrugge, Warren, Isle of Wight,
489, 493.
Westryver, John le, 546.
Westubury, co. Gloucester, 11.
Westuderle. See Tytberley, West.
Weatva, a custom in Wales, 194.
Westwod [co. Hants], 263.
Westwode, Ralph de, his servant John, 168.
WiUiam de, 229.
Westwynch! See Winch, West.
Wetelawe TWheatley?], by Doncaster, co.
York, 479.
Wetenhale, John de, 50.
Wetewang, co. York, prebend of. See York.
Wetewang, Peter de, chirographer of the
Bench of Ireland, 76.
, , keeper of writs and rolls of
King's Bench of Ireland, 192.
Wethele, co. Warwick, wood of, 374.
Wetherall, Wederhale, co. Cumberland, 442.
, prior of, 421.
Wetheresfeld, 234,
Wetheringsett, Wetlieryngsete, co. Suffolk,
210.
Wevel, William, 128.
Weylond, Robert de, 330.
Weymouth, Weymuth [co. Dorset], 119, 166,
196, 257.
Whaddon [co. Cambs], 387.
, CO. Gloucester, 305.
Whalley, co. Lancaster, 528.
abbot and convent of, 309, 884, 446,
528, 548.
Wharton, Querton, co. Westmoreland, 219,
224.
Wbatamstode, 574.
Whatton, Richard de, 143, 284.
, knt., and his son Robert, 262.
, Roger son of Richard de, 175.
Whaytelagh, co. York, 869.
Wheatley [co. York], 34, 87, 55.
Whelesbergh, Thomas de, 69.
Whelnetharo, John de, 3, 56, 63, 136, 137,
298, 297, 442, 584.
Whelpyngton, East, co. Northumberland,
381.
When, Richard, servant of William the Hunt,
291.
MThenby, Queneby, co. York, 369.
Wherwell, co. HanU, 168.
prebend of Middleton in the collegiate
church of, 53.
Abbey, 72, 168, 478, 483, 488.
Wlieiton [Whotton?], co. Leicester, 156.
WTieteacrc, Nigel de, 236.
746
GENERAL INDEX.
Whetele, Whcteleye, Elias de, 263.
, Hugh de, 263.
, Nigel de, 80, 260.
WhicknoU, Bobert, 389.
Whisendine, Wissindene, co. Butland, 404.
Whish, Whissh, Henry, 97, 165, 549.
Whitacre, Hugh de, 541.
, John, 99.
, Richard son of Jordan de, 278.
Whitby, Whyteby, co. York, 197, 392.
Whitchurch, Whitechirche, co. Bucks, 567.
, CO. Hants, 263.
, Witchurch, Whitcherche, co. Oxon,
195, 530.
, Witchirch, co. Salop, pontage at, 76.
[co. Somerset], 111.
Whitchurche, John de, 544.
Whitcombe, Wytecumbe [Isle of Wight],
396.
White, Whitte, Beatrice wife of William le
502.
, John, 446.
, John le, 168.
, , vicar of Ash, co. Somerset, 139,
574.
, , of Thorley, 378.
, Bichard le, 514.
, Simon le, 204.
Walter, 139, 504, 574.
, Walter le, 514.
, William le, 502.
, of Oxford, 204.
, , parson of Sutton Waldron, 371.
Slcc o^o Whyte.
Whitefeld. See Whitfield.
Whitefeld, John de, 137.
Whitehaven, co. Cumberland, 323.
Whiteheved. See Whytehevcd.
Whiteland, abbot of. See Alba Landa.
Whitele. See WhiUey.
Whitelbury, John de, 296.
Wbitesmyth, John le, 322.
Whitewell, co. Dorset, 540.
Whitewell, Whitewelle, Hasculph de, queen
Philippa's attorney, 76, 454, 557.
, John de, 76.
Whitewode, Thomas de, 233.
Whiteworth, Bobert son of Henry de, 384.
Whitfield, Whitefeld [co. Derby], 236, 471.
, Isle of Wight, 549, 667.
Whitfletesmersb, co. Sussex, 202.
Whitgift, Whitegift, co. York, 31, 528.
Whitley, Whitele, co. Wilts, 452.
, Whitteley, co. York, 401.
Whitmore, co. Warwick, 361.
Whitot, Bichard, butler of the household,
272, 410, 415.
Whitstsple, Withstaple, co. Rent, 5.
Whitswere, Bichard, and his wife Beatrice,
282.
Whitswire, William, 562.
Whitte. See White.
Whittel, Bobert, 448.
Whitteneye. See Witney.
Whittinghmn, Whitingham, co. Northumber-
land, 334.
Whittington, Quytyngton, co. Lancaster, 561.
. , , Whytyngton, co . Northumberland,
516.
Whittlesford, Witleaford, co Cambs., 282.
Whittlewood Forest, co. Bucks, 4, 199.
, hay of Hannele in, 215.
Whitton, Edmund de, 254.
, Nicholas de, 478.
, Bobert de, 605.
Whitwell, CO. Derby, 582.
, James parson of, and his man Boger,
582.
Whitwick, Whitewyk, Wytewyk, Whytwyk,
CO. Leicester, 125, 126, 129, 283, 312.
Whitworth, Whiteworth, co. Lancaster, 384.
Whixley, Quyxlay [co. York], 507.
Whyte, John, and his wife Agnes, 502.
, Bichard, 126.
, Bichard le, 537, 578.
See also White,
Whytefeld, John de, 295.
, William de, knt., 131.
Whyteheved, Whiteheved, Thomas, 251, 523.
Whythyng, William, 846.
Whytyngton, co. Leicester, 125.
Whytynton [Whittington, co. Salop?], 134.
Whytwyk. See Whitwick.
Wich. ^ee Droitwich.
Wicher, Walter, 505.
Wichingston. See Wigston.
Wick, Wike, co. Gloucester, 118.
, Wyke, CO. Worcester, 158, 283.
Wickenby, Wykyngby, co. Lincoln, 20, 32.
Wickham, Wykham, co. Kent, 324.
Nunnery, co. York, 367.
Wickham St. Paul's, co. Essex, John son of
the parson of, 481.
Wicklewood, Wykelwode, oo. Norfolk, 570.
Widewesone, Bobert le, 206.
Widindon, Hugh de, and John de, 494.
Wigan, Wygan [co. Lancaster], 314, 412.
, pavage and pontage at, 397.
Wiggenholt, Wykenholt, co. Sussex, 128,
142.
Wiggeton, Dionisia wife of John de, 537.
Wight, Isle of, 187, 161, 355, 439, 530.
, lady of the, 398.
Wight, Walter de, 88.
Wighton, Wyghton, co. Norfolk, 124, 311,
322.
Wighton, Bartholomew de, 214, 325.
Wigmore, Wygmore, Wyggemor, co. Here-
ford, 28, 218, 193, 236, 517.
, abbey of St. James, 320, 827.
bedel of, 28, 276, 328.
, oastle, 193,276.
, , oonsUble of. 264, 828.
GENERAL INDEX.
747
Wigmore — cont.
, letters patent dated at, 320-826, 382,
334, 352, 353.
, lord of. iSee Mortuo Man.
Wigomia, Christiana de, 470.
Wigston, Wykynston, Wichingston [co.
Leicester], 162, 410.
Wigtoft, Wyketoft, Wiggetoft, co. Lincoln, 9,
67.
Wigton, Wiggeton, co. Cumberland, 266.
Wilbeye, 879.
Wilby, WiUeby, co. Norfolk, 313.
Wilcokesson, John gon of William son of
John, 562.
Wilde, Wylde, Bartholomew, 364, 356.
, John, 854, 356.
, Johnle, 128.
Wilford, CO. Notts, 129.
Wilford, Alfred, Cervase, John, Boffer,
Thomas and William, sons of B;^ph
de, 129.
, Roger son of Genrase de, 129.
, Thomas de, and his brother Genrase, 9.
Wilie, Richard de, 90.
Wilkelot, John, 574.
Wilkenere [Wickmere], co. Norfolk, 148.
Wilkok, Wylock, William, 139, 574.
WiUeby. See Wilby.
Willeire, Stephen, 166, 197.
Willem, William, Robert, 186, 213, 244, 414.
Willerdeseye, Richard de, 475.
WiUeye, co. Notts, 29.
William, king of England, 79.
the Conqueror, 338.
ap AUon, 48.
Adam son of, de Radclif, 498, 572.
, , de Sokpetk, 889.
, , de Wysebech, 115, 315.
, Kudo son of, de Fryskeneye, 448.
, Geoflfrey son of, de Ay nderby, 250.
, GKles son of, de Sancto Johanne, 518.
, Henry son of, de lUyngton, 313.
, , de Kyme, 60.
, Joel son of, de Buketon, and his wife
Nioholaa, 225.
., John son of, de Blebury, 399.
, de Bumham,465.
, , atte Helde, 185.
, , de Howes, 813.
.*..».*.., f de Kyme, 60.
, , do Livorpull, 152.
, , le Meleward, 499.
, , de MulTerton, 189.
„ , de Pappeworth, 258.
, , de Walton, 441.
, de Stapelton, 114.
, , le, Taillour, 214.
, , de Walton, 441.
, le Wodeward, 498.
, John son of John son of, de Apiltoni
908,848.
, Nicholas son of, de Botheler, 888.
William, Nicholas son of — cant,
, , de Lynton, and his brother
Robert, 572.
, Oliver son of, de Redham, 284.
, Peter son of, de Manneby, 496.
, Richard son of, atte Churche, 817.
, , de Clayton, 128.
, , le Fevre, and his sons Adam,
William and Adam, 255.
, , de Ludyngton, 508.
, , de Radeclire, 199, 284, 572.
, de Walton, 441.
, Roger son of, de Atherton, 498.
, , de Middelton, 151,
, Simon son of, de Walton, 441.
, Thomas son of, de Horwode, 203.
, , le Mazon, and his brother
Robert, 298.
, , de Norhampton, 500.
, Thurstan son of, de Holand, 572.
, Walram son of, de Sokpeth, 389.
, William son of, 401, 412, 415.
, , de Borhunte, 439.
, , le Brun, 97.
, , de Carleton Fourehough, 90.
, , le Chaumberleyn, 253.
, , de Cleidon, 581.
, , le Deghere, 67.
, , de Emmelaye, 140.
, , le Fevre,577, 578.
, , de Hemele, 478.
, , de Horwode, 203.
, , de Kerdif, 282.
, , de Keteryng, 441.
, , de Radclif, 498, 572.
, , de Scakelthorpe, 252.
, de Walton, 441.
, , de Wendlyng, 248.
, Wiotus son of, de Marton, 121.
WiUiamesson, Thomas, and his wife Margaret,
496.
William Irreys ap Griffith, 233.
WiUingdon, Wylyndon [co. Sussex], 257, 565.
WiUingham, Wylyngham, co. Suffiolk, church
of St. Mary, 464.
Willoughby, Wylughby, 42, 559.
Wilmundele. See Wymondley.
Wilmyngton, Matilda de, 239.
Wilton, Wylton, co. Wilts., abbess and con-
vent of, 816.
, , abbess of. See Percy.
, hospital of St. John without, 21.
,00. York, 869.
, in Clyreland, CO. York, 143, 200.
Wilton, John de, 164, 575.
, Ralph de, 508.
, Thomas de, 69, 416.
Wilto, county, 21, 27, 46, 48, 57, 133, 187-
189, 141, 170, 200, 201, 236, 286, 294,
296, 302, 818, 815, 817, 327, 348, 357,
879.
, arohdeaooa of, 167, 825, 418.
, esoheator in. See Selyman.
748
GENERAL INDEX.
Wilts — cont,
^ejre of the forest in, 66, 268,329,
426.
, forester of Bokbolt in, 35.
.sheriff of, 166.
Wilughby. See Wylughby.
Wilyee, church of, 317.
Wilyot, Henry, 577.
Wincanton, Wynkaulton, Wyncaulton, co.
Somerset, 497, 504.
, letters patent dated at, 484.
Winch, West, Westwynch, co. Norfolk, 447.
Winchcomb, Wynchecoumbo [co. Glouces-
ter], 402.
, abbot and convent of, 422.
Wincbelsea, Wynchelse, co. Sussex, 77, 119,
162, 196, 197, 202, 304, 891, 484, 485,
538.
, church of St. Giles, 216.
Winchester, Wyncestre, 151, 195, 232,233,
262, 289, 820, 455, 479, 481, 530.
, archdeacon of. See Podio Barsaco.
, bailiff of the soke of, 567.
, bishop of, 268. See also Asserio;
Orleton ; Roches $ Samdale ; Strat-
ford.
, , his exchequer at, Wolvesey,
165, 166, 567.
, cathedral church of St. Swithin, 66.
, , the complement of, 230, 255.
, diocese of, 53, 77, 86, 109, 110, 160,
174, 257, 272, 342, 409, 477, 481, 507,
516, 518, 527, 535, 549, 558, 568, 565,
582.
, letters patent dated at, 10, 220, 221,
224.
, rebellion at, 8.
, wool-staple in, 362, 398, 403, 435.
, abbey of St. Mary, 262, 527.
church of St. Michael, Alwarestrete,
403.
, hospital of St. John, 232.
, hospital of St. Mary Magdalen With-
out, 166.
, priory of St. Swithin, 73, 97, 165,
166,233,263,447,481.
, , prior of, 24.
, , Alexander prior of, 238.
, , Richard prior of, 251.
, proYOst of St. Elizabeth's by, 518.
Winchester, earl of. See Despenser.
Windermere, Wynandermere, co. Westmore-
land, 561.
, hospital of St. Mary, Seyntmarie
holm in, 524, 561.
Windsor, Wyndesore, co. Berks, 36, 888,
414.
, castle, 80, 342, 539.
, , constable of, 211, 273, 276.
, forest, 165.
, , chief forester of, 211, 276, 307.
, , walker in, 273.
, letters patent dated at, 71, 73-77, 79,
80, 84, 90, IOC, 130-134, 136, 138,
Windsor— con^
166, 167, 187, 188, 191-197, 204-208,
211-220,225,228,229,235,237, 423,
465, 474-479, 481, 482, 494, 567, 569,
583, 584.
, park, 219, 539.
, chapel in, 80, 342.
, surveyor of works at, 589.
Wines, 339, 390, 526.
, curator of, 256, 484.
, gaoler of, in England and Ireland,
29, 49.
Winfield, Wynefeld [co. Somerset], 100.
Winforton, Wynferton, Wynforton, co. Here-
ford, 123, 145.
Wing, Wenge, co. Bucks, 148.
Wingfield, Wynfeld, co. Derby, 582.
Wingham, Wengham, Wyngeham, co. Kent,
575.
, collegiate church of, 339, 477, 5lu.
, , prebend of Chilton in, 478.
, , prebend of Twitham in, 466.
, letters patent dated at, 87, 100, 102-
110, 138-141.
Winkfield, Wynkefeld, co. Berks, 176.
Winlaton, Wynlawghton, co. Durham, 172.
Winsham, Wynesham, co. Somerset, 390.
Winstone, Wynestone, Wynstone, co.
Gloucester, 224, 249.
Winterbourne, Wynterboume [co. Glouces-
ter], 331.
, CO. Wilts, 195, 434, 529.
Ford, CO. Wilts, 476.
, Houton, CO. Dorset, 116.
, Monkton [co. Dorset], 218.
, Thomastone, Richard parson of, 14.
Winterslow, East, E^twynterslewe [co. Wilts],
25.
Winterton, Wynterton, co. Lincoln, 354.
Winthorp, co. York, 369.
Winton, Wynton, co. Westmoreland, 219,
. 224.
Wirardesbury. See Wraysbury.
Wirksworth, co. Derby, 367, 582.
Wisbeach, Wysebeche [co. Cambs], letters
patent dated at, 465, 500.
, pontage at, 183.
Wisohard. See Wyschard.
Wiseman, John eon of Robert, Simon, and
William, 355.
Wi«set, Wysete, co. Suffolk, 89.
Wissindene. See Whisendiue.
Wistow, Wystowe, co. Hunts, 204, 268, 302,
333, 351,448.
Wistowe, Wystowe, Agnes wife of WDliam
de, 405.
, John de, 507.
, William de, 405.
......... ..••.., Knt., oo.
Witchirch. See Whitchurch.
With, Joan wife of John, 178.
Witham, Wytham [co. Essex], 21.
GENERAL INDEX.
749
Witham — conL
, CO. Oxon, 501.
, the river, co. Lincoln, 199, 390, 291,
848.
Withebrigg, co. Lincoln, 299.
Witheford, co. Salop, 14.
Withiford, Adam de, 166, 823.
, , chamberlain of North Wales, 64.
Withye, co. Dorset, 482.
Withttaple. See Whitstaple.
Witlesford. Se^ Whittlesford.
Witney, Whitteneye, Wytteneye, co. Oxon,
194, 850.
Wittersham, in Ozney, Wyghtricchesham in
Oxene, co. Kent, 891, 444.
, Dronedennes woods in, 446.
Wittlesford, Stephen de, 65.
Witton, Robert de, 229.
Wiveliscombe, Wyveliscombe, co. Somerset,
6, 365.
, prebend of. See Wells.
Wlvenhoe, Wyvcnho, co. Essex, 183.
Wix, Wykes, co. Essex, 262, 322, 380, 833,
524.
Nunnery, 262.
Wiz Manban. See Nantwich.
Wobeldyng. See Woolbeding.
Woboam, Walter de, 48, 580.
Wobum, Wouboome, co. Beds, 563.
Abbey, 23.
, Robert abbot of, 23.
Wode, Robert del, 59.
, Roger atte, 25.
, Thomas atte, 257.
, William de, 9.
, , parson of Haseley, 69.
Wodeborn, John, 128.
Wodebum, 484.
Wodebury, Wodebyry. See Woodbury.
Wodecherche, Wodeohirche. See Wood-
church.
Wodecote, John de, 409.
Wodeford, John de, 368, 489.
, , prebendary of Abbeville, 519.
, prebendary of Salisbury, 480.
Wodehalle. See Woodhall.
Wodehalle, John de, 176.
, John do la, 553.
Wodeham, Edward de, 179.
, Edward and William, soni of Thomas
de, 377.
, Robert de, 911, 276, 807.
William de, 179.
Wodehay, John de, 218.
Wodehom. See Woodhom.
WodehouB. See Woodhouse.
Wodehous, John de, ohaplain of Clitheroe
castle, 104, 528.
, Richard de, 580.
, Robert de, archdeacon of Richmond,
82, 102, 241.
•••,......, chancellor of the Exoheqner,
28, 184.
Wodehous, Robert de — cont,
, , cofferer of the wardrobe), 98.
, , prebendary of Lichfield, 147.
, prebendary of Southwell, 485.
, , treasurer of the Exchequer, 4,
16, 17, 20.
Wodehouses, 127.
WodehuU, John de, 815.
Wodekoc, Philip, 580.
Wodeland, Oliver atte, 505.
Wodelok, Walter, 272.
Wodeman, Wodman, John, 268, 881.
Wodemanton, co. Worcester, 242.
WodenhuU, John de, 349.
Wodenorton. See Woodnorton.
Wodenot, Ralph, 20.
Woderewe, co. Wilts, 195, 529.
Woderove, Philip, 128.
, Richer, 850.
Wodesterte. See Woodstreat
Wodestok. See Woodstock.
Wodestok, James de, 304, 890, 449, 508, 552,
572.
Wodethorpe, John son of Robert de, 127.
Wodeton, Richard de, 57.
Wodeward, Blias le, 204, 205.
, John, 890.
, John son of Adam le, 98.
, John son of WilUam le, 498.
, Philip le, 810.
Wodhall, Wodehall, Adam de la, 116.
Henry del, 438.
Wodhill, John de, 298, 887.
Wodman, John. See Wodemao.
A^Tokefield, Woghfeld, co. Berks, 242, 958,
806.
Woketon [Woughton ?] co. Bucks, 450.
Wokingham, co. Berks, 501.
, letters patent dated at, 205.
Wokyndon, Joan wife of Nicholas de, 252.
Wokyngham, John de, 580.
Wolbedyng. See Woolbeediog.
Wolberdeswyk. See Walberswiok.
Wolde, 559.
Wolde, William de, 291, 386, 448.
Wolf, Martin le, 543.
, Nicholas, and William, 278.
Wolfhampton, co. Essex, 148.
Wolfricheston [co. Warwick?], 505.
Wolfthorpe. See Wolsthorpe.
Wolfynton, co. Flint, 841.
Wollavyton. See Woolavington.
Wolle. See Wool.
Wolle, William de, 463.
Wolleye, John de, 451.
, William de, 451, 484.
Wolloure, David de, parson of Bradley, 69.
, , parson of Knaresdale, 921.
Wolselay, Robert de, 105.
Wolsinoote, 240.
Wolsingham park, co. Durham, 189.
750
GENERAL INDEX.
Wolsihorpe, Wolfthorpe, Emma wife of Roger
de, SO, 8S»811.
Roger de, 20, 82, 311, 331, 857.
Wolrekye, 896.
Wolvardjngton. See WoolverdingtoiL
WoWerd, John, 446.
Wolverhampton, WolvemdiamptoD, co.
Stafford, free chapel of St. Peter and
St. Paul, dean of. See Elys ; Gent.
, , prebend of Kinvaston in, 22,
893.
Wolverton, Isle of Wight, 810.
Wolverton, John de the elder, 222.
,„ , John de the younger, and his !wife
Joan, 222.
Wolvesey, co. Hants, 165, 166, 567.
Wolvrynton [co. Kent], 47.
Wolyngham [co. Hants], 203.
Wolyngham, Ralph de, and his brother John,
896.
WombeweU, Hugh son of Ralph de, 555.
Wombwell, co. York, 555.
Wonston. Wonsyngton, co. Hants, 86, 481.
Woodbury, Wodebyry, co. 801, 484, 439.
, Wodebury, co. Dorset, 241.
Woodchurch, Wodecherohe, Wodechirche,
CO. Kent, 891, 444, 446.
Woodhall, Wodehalie, co. Lincoln, 282.
Woodhom, Wodehom, co. Northumberland,
124, 404.
Woodhouse, Wodebous, co. Notts.
, CO. York, 869.
Woodnortou, Wodenorton, co. Norfolk, 504.
Woodstock, Wodestok, co. Oxon, 120.
, chapel in the manor of, 329.
, letters patent dated at, 4, 6, 11, 12,
14-18, 21, 135, 229, 242, 249,279-288,
291, 298-325. 329-881, 837, 339, 846-
358, 375, 888, 418, 488, 490, 498, 506-
518, 517, 522, 524-526, 535, 561, 569,
674.
, park, keeper of meadows in, 219.
Woodstock, Edmund de, earl of Kent, the
king's uncle, 3, 9, 11, 21, 81, 41, 78,
79, 93, 99, 109, 110, 113-115,120, 148,
178, 192, 217, 241, 267, 272, 819-321,
324, 367, 894.
, , his blood restored, 72, 78^
, , his houses in Westminster,
217.
, , his wife Margaret, 72, 78, 78,
96, 99, 100, 148, 164, 174, 178, 217,
241, 248, 829.
, , his son Edmund, 41, 72, 99,
174, 829, 458.
, ....... bis son John, 198, 217, 221,
222, 241, 829, 498, 584.
, , his daughter Joan, 829.
Woodfltreat, Wodetterte, co. Dorset, 181.
Wool, Wolle, CO. Dorset, 449.
Wool, 884, 425, 484, 485, 455, 468.
, collection of customs on, 145.
Wool — cont,
, staples of, 283,362, 868, 429, 438,
439, 538.
Woolavington, WoUavyton, co. Sussex, 143.
Woolbeeding, Wobeldyng, Wolbedyng, oo.
Sussex, 106, 246.
Woolmer Forest [co. Hants], 165.
Woolverdington, Wolvardyngton, co. War-
wick, 505.
Wootton, Wottou, CO. Beds., 120, 170, 385,
491, 493.
, [co. Hants], 263.
, CO. Salop, 86, 113.
, CO. Wilts, 78, 104, 155, 572.
Rivers, co. Wilts, 277.
Worcester, 86, 158, 228, 225, 226, 329, 338,
430, 506, 530.
, bishop of, 79, 330, 535, 554. See
also Gaynesbergh, Gitfard, Monte
Acuto, Orleton, Reynolds.
, castle, 147.
, cathedral, 182, 329, 338.
, prebend of Hambury in, 330.
, church of St. Swithin, 404.
, diocese of, 4, 10,53, 69, 159, 175,
180, 224, 249, 321, 331, 413, 516, 521,
526, 535, 543, 565, 584.
, hospital of St. Oswald by, 283.
, hospital of St. Wolstan, 275, 506.
, pontage at, 514.
, priory of St Mary, 116, 888, 447,
521.
Worcester county, 57, 70, 183, 137, 138, 168,
225, 286, 268, ;285, 295, 296, 310,
312, 826, 827, 857, 862, 377, 418, 445,
450.
, esoheator in. See Peyto.
Wordy, Thomas de, 452.
Workhouse, Walter atte, 504.
Worksop, Wirkesop, Wyrkshop, co. Notts,
536.
letters patent dated at, 8, 10, 843.
, Priory, 10.
Worleman, John, 548.
Wdrmegay, Wyrmegeye, co. Norfolk, 447,
495.
, priory of the Holy Cross, 24.
, prior of. See Oauntele.
Wormeleye, John de, 515.
Wormenhale, Andrew de, and Thomas de,
204.
Wormhill, Wormehulle, co. Derby, 388.
Worspryng, co. Somerset, prior of, 70.
, prior and convent of, 154.
Worsted, Andrew de, and William de, 581.
Worstede, John de, 328.
Wortely, Nicholas de, 170.
Worthing, co. Sussex, 444.
Worthyngton, William de, 572.
Woteryngbury, 155.
Wotewank, Peter de, parson of Broughton,
79.
Wotton, CO. Gloucester, 10.
See also Wootton.
GENERAL INDEX,
761
;»
Wotton, John de, 172, 892.
, Nicholas de, prebendary of Hastingi,
44.
, Thomas de, 407.
, William de, and his wife Margaret,
808.
Wouboume. See Wobum.
Woubum, Walter de, 189.
William de, 245.
Woandy. See Undy.
Wourthe, 561.
Woxhale, co. Stafford, 205.
Wragby, oo. Lincoln, 299.
Wraggeby, John de, 169.
Wragheby, John de, 185.
Wraysbury, Wirardesbury, Wyredesbury, co.
Bucks, 55, 121.
Wrench, Thomas, 571.
, William, 77.
Wrentham, co. Suffolk, 445.
Wrestlingworth, Wrastlyngworth [co. Beds],
40.
Wrichewode, by Bamburgh [co. Northumber-
land], 54.
Wright, Wryght, Geoffrey le, 816, 419.
, Henry the, 59.
, John le, 448, 532.
, , his brother Robert, 582.
, William le, 351.
Writlyng, Simon de, 26.
Writtle, Writele, co. Essex, 868.
, cell of the hospital of the Holy Ghost
at Rome in, James keeper of, 817.
Wrokene, Stephen le, 580.
Wrotham, co. Kent, 891, 444, 440.
Wrotham, Geoffrey son of Thomas de, 557.
, Hughde, 87.
Wrothe, Wroth, William, 868, 873.
Wrottesleye, Hugh de, 535.
Wroxall, Wrokeshale [Isle of Wight], 896.
Wroxeter, Wroccestre, Wroxoestre, co. Salop,
148, 177.
Wroxhale, Wroxale, John de, 202, 459, 585.
, John, son of John de, and his wife
Juliana, 586.
, Thomas de, prior of Farleigh, 81.
Wryght. See Wright.
Wnrtelay, Nichohis do, 359.
Wy, Riohard de, 230.
Wyurd, John, 48, 47, 58, 185, 142.
Wyberd, Riohard, 484.
Wyccone, John, 205.
Wyoham [Wiokham?], co. Kent, 272.
Wyohe, 583. See also Droitwiok
Wyohe, Riohard de, 280.
Wyoheford, church of ,1377.
Wyole, Peter do, 80, 842.
Wyclif. Roger dc. 866.
Wyoombe, co. Bucks, 50, 822, 880, 883, 494
497, 503.
Wyoombe, Henry de, 182.
, Peter de, 519.
Wycombe— con/.
, Richard de, porter and macebearer of
Carnarvon, 164.
Wydemere, in Pamber forest, co. Hants, 262.
Wyderyngton, Gerard de, 889, 416, 417, 443,
444.
Wydevill, Adam, 197.
Wydyndon, John de, 499, 503.
Wye, CO. Kent, 230.
, the river, oo. Monmouth, namea of
weirs in, 201, 572.
Wyersdale, Wyresdale, co. Ijancaster.
Wygenhale, Master Matthew de, 511.
Wyger, Thomas, 290.
Wygetoft. See Wigtoft
Wygeton, Gilbert de, keeper of God's House,
Southampton, 337.
» , keeper of crown lands in the
Isle of Wight, 530.
Wygeyn, John, 205.
Wyggemore. See Wigmore.
Wyggemore, Walter de, 279.
, I clerk of the kitchen, 161, 165.
t « keeper of the park and warren
of King*8 Langley, 102.
Wyggeton, [Wigton, co. Cumberland?] 186.
Wyggetc»n, Dionisia wife of John de, 454.
Wyghale, [Wighill, co. York?], 870.
Wyght, Blena wife of William de, 495.
, William de, 494.
Wyghton, 400. See also Wighton.
Wyghtricchesham. See Wittersham.
Wygmore. See Wigmore.
Wygomia, Andrew de, 305.
, Robert de, 803.
Wygot, Henry, 196.
Wyk, Wyke. See Wick.
Wyk, Wyke, Humphrey de, 434.
, John atte, 892.
.., John de, 189, 574.
> i parson of North Lufeiham,
276, 516.
, John de la, 272.
Nicholas son of Edward de, 256.
, Roger del, 881.
, William de, 18.
Wyke, CO. Berks, 151, 810.
, Isle of Wight, 896.
, [co. WUts], 104, 155.
Wyke-Dyve, co. Northants, 281.
Wyke-Uamund, oo. Northants, 222.
Wyke St Mary, co. Hants, 665.
Wyke- Valors, co. Gloucester, 268, 366.
Wykeham Nunnery. See Wickham.
Wykelwodc. See Wicklewood.
Wykelbolt. See Wiggenholt.
Wykeresson, John the, of Kirkby, 59.
Wykerisynden. See Rissington Wick.
Wyke Sothteng, co. Devon, 540.
Wykes. See Wix.
Wyketoft. 5m Wigtoft.
752
GENERAL INDEX.
Wykewane» Joha de, 884.
, Nicholas de, 539.
Wykham. See Wickham.
Wykyngby. See Wickenby.
Wykyngston. See Wigston.
Wylam, Wylom, co. Northumberland, 889.
Wylardesbury [Wyrardsbury, co. Bucks?],
880.
Wylcok. See Wilkok.
Wyld, Benedict, 5«.
Wylde. See Wilde.
Wylemyn, Robert, 182, 213.
Wylesthorpe, co. York, 177.
Wylitoii [Willington?], co. Beds, 299, 386.
Wyllinghale, Nicholas de, rector of Walton
65.
Wylmondle. See Wymondley.
Wylom. See Wylam.
Wylton. See Wilton.
Wylton, James de, and his wife Elizabeth,
240.
, Master John de, 350.
Wylughby. See Willoughby.
Wylughby, Wilughby, Adam de, 9, 149.
, Gilbert de, 491.
H , John de, 131, 136, 248, 286, 293, 297,
299. 848, 441.
, Margaret wife of Robert de, 115.
, Philip de, dean of Lincoln, 118.
, Richard de, justices of the Bench, 57,
58, 60, 62, 117. 125-127, 129, 130, 132,
133, 138-141, 143, 162, 198-201, 203-
206, 264.
, , chief justice of the Bench, 282,
285, 290-292, 296-299, 302, 312, 314-
316, 349, 352, 858, 855, 386, 389, 391,
400, 441, 442, 447-449, 458, 472, 476,
486, 487, 491, 495-497, 500, 502, 505,
511, 512, 551, 556, 569-571, 577, 578,
580, 582.
, Thomas de, 115, 495.
, Walter de, 355.
Wyly, Nicholas de, and his wife Isabella, 453.
Wylyndon. See Willingdon.
Wylyngham. See Willingham.
Wylyngton, John de, 295, 348, 364.
, Ralph son of John do, 364.
Wymberville, Roger, 391.
Wymering, Wymeryngge, co. Hants, 22, 420,
492.
Wymondham, Wymundham, co. Leicester,
259, 544, 569.
, CO. Norfolk, prior of, 423, 569.
Wjrmondley, Wylmondle, Wilmundele, co.
Herts, Great and Little, 84.
, Priory, 17.
Wymundham, Wymondham, Amice wife of
Richard de, 476.
, John de, 546.
, Richard de, 476.
Wyn, Wyne, John, 103, 166, 511, 514.
Wynard, co. Bucks, 166, 521.
Wyncestre. See Winchester.
Wynch, Robert le, 391.
Wyndesore. See Windsor.
Wyndesore, Alexander de, knt, 104.
, John de, 25, 207, 418.
, , keeper of the Exchange in
London, 97, 98.
, , parson of Wickham, 272.
, WiUiam de, 25.
Wyne, John le, 511.
, Roger le, 205, 445.
See also Wyn.
Wynebaud, Nicholas, 310.
Wynefeld. See Winfield.
Wyneman, Thomas, knt., 177.
Wynequik, John de, 544.
, William de, 441.
Wynesham. See Winsham.
Wyneston, Richard de, 242.
Wynestone, Wynston. See Winstone.
Wynestowe. See Westow.
Wyneton [co. Norfolk], 14.
Wyneton, John de, 401.
Wynfeld. See Wingfield.
Wynferton, Wynforton. See Winforton.
Wynferton, William de, 272.
Wyngefeld, John de, 462.
Wynhale, Margaret de, 262.
Wynkaulton. See Wincanton.
Wynkcfeld. See Winkfield.
Wynkefeld, William de, 523.
Wynlawghton. See Winlaton.
Wynneferthyng, Robert de, parson of Stanhoe,
105, 210.
Wynnesbury, Nicholas de, parson of Barking,
416.
, Thomas de, 198.
Wynston. See Winston.
Wynteneye. See Hartley Wintney.
Wynter, John, prior of Carmarthen, 410.
Wynterboume. See Winterboume.
Wynterboume, Thomas de, 68, 131.
WyntereshuUe, Wytereshulle, Isabella de,
abbess of Wherwell, 72, 478.
Wynterton. See Winterton.
Wynthorp, John de, 127, 578, 580.
Wynton. See Winton.
Wynton, Wyntonia, John de, 455.
, Richard de, 467.
, Thomas de, 325.
Wyntryngham, Simon de, 108.
Wyntryngton, John de, 431.
Wynyord, Hugh, 69.
Wyothe, Geoflfrey, 251.
Wyre, king's chace of, 898.
Wyre, Ralph de, 231.
Wyredesbnry, co. Bucks. See Wraysbury.
Wyresdale. See Wyersdale.
Wyrhale, John de, 677.
Wyrkshop. See Worksop.
Wyrleye, John de, 865.
Wyrmegcyc. See Wormegay.
GENERAL INDEX.
753
Wyschard, Wischard, John, and his wife
AUce, 212.
, John son of Henry, 212.
Wysdam, Reginald, 504.
Wyse John, son of Biohard le, 167.
Wysebech, Adam son of William de, 115,
815.
Wysebeche. See Wisbeach.
Wysebeche, Walter, 205.
Wysete. See Wisset.
Wysford, William de, 82.
Wysham, Hawisia wife of John de, 45.
, John de, 45, 242, 295, 296, 330, 843.
, , justice of North Wales, 10, 32,
88,. 61, 142, 148, 164, 181.
Wyshawe, John de, and his wife Elena, 107.
Wysshawe, Nicholas de, and his wife Agnes,
471.
Wystanewyk, Richard de, 76.
Wystede [Worstead?], co. Norfolk, 229.
Wyston, CO. Suffolk, 866.
Wystowe. See Wistow.
Wyt, Henry, and William, 449.
Wytereshulle. See Wyntereshulie.
Wyterigges, Richard de, 280.
Wytewyk. See Whitwick.
Wyth, John, 100.
, Oliver, knt., his servant, William, 284.
Wytham, Simon de, 478.
Wythefeld, Salomon de, 58.
Wyther, Richard, 391.
Wytheresfeld, William de, bailiff errant of
Suffolk, 302.
Wythiford, 71.
Wythiford, Adam de, 197.
, ....... chamberlain of South Wales,
250.
, Robert de, controller of the king's
silver mine in Devonshire, 45, 381.
Wythynton, Wythyngton, Richard de, 88, 421.
Wyttelbury, Richard son of John de, 571.
Wytleneye. See Witney.
Witteneye, John de, 467.
Wyttin, Robert, 502.
Wytyngton, Adam de, US.
Wyvehseombe. See Wiveliscombe.
Wyvenho. See Wivenhoe.
Wyvcrston [co. Suffolk ?], 828.
Wyyille, Robert de, bishop of Salisbury, 11,
19, 24, 86, 41, 51, 81, 82, 98, 118,
128, 181, 234, 324, 825, 827, 420, 421,
480, 687.
, Muter Robert de, parson of Bulwell,
841.
Thomas de, 198.
, Walter de, parson of Kingsclere» 15.
Wyvillotton, William do, vicar of Sheepshead,
550.
X.
Xaintes. See Saintes.
Y.
Yagoe, Yagoston, co. Kildare, prebend of.
See Dublin.
Yakesle. See Yaxley.
Takesle, Master John de, the king's tent
maker, 545.
Yale [co. Denbigh], lord of, 555.
Yanesore, Henry de, 579.
Yaroombe, Yertecombe, co. Devon, 79.
Yardefeld. See Mardfield.
Yardley, Yerdele, co. Northants, 240, 499.
, CO. Worcester, 268.
Yarewell, Gilbert de, parson of Blofield, 536.
, Nicholas de, 491.
, Ralph de, parson of Coton, 158.
» William de, parson of Bray ton, 49 1 .
Yarkemede, Robert, 504.
Yarlin^ton [co. Somerset], letters patent
dated at, 483, 487, 490.
Yarlsbergh, William son of William son of
Walter de, 59.
Yarm [co. York], controller of customs at,
429.
) pontage at, 408.
Yarmouth, Aremue, Eremue, Isle of Wiirht,
166, 820, 892, 466, 514, 585.
Yarmouth, Jernemnth, Great, co. Norfolk, 14,
77, 124, 146, 148, 166, 167, 196, 254,
816, 423, 434, 445, 507, 558, 577, 582.
, customs of, 119, 148, 262.
» , controller of, 506, 545.
» gaol deUveries at, 148, 167.
letters patent dated at, 501.
, murage at, 838.
Little, CO. Suffolk, 87, 124, 816, 577.
Yanvel, co. Northants, 124, 404.
Yate, Adam atte, 69.
» Richard and Robert, sons of Richard
atte, 205.
Yatminster, «o. Dorset, prebend of. See
Salisbury.
Yatte, John, 581.
Yattemenstre, Yatemenstre, Wdliam de, 88,
548.
Yatton, Yetton [co. Hereford], 886.
Yaxley, Yakesle [co. Suffolk], 646.
Yeland, Hugh de, and William de, 289.
I William son of John de, 18.
Yeavely, Yevele, co. Derby, 894.
Yengemergerete. See MargirettiDg.
Yerdebmrgh, WiUiam de, 60.
Yerdelt. See Yardley.
Yertecombe. See Yaroombt.
754
GENERAL INPEX.
Yesington [Jesmont ?], co. Northomborland,
566.
Yetton. See Yatton.
Yeyan ap Madok, 190.
Yeyele. See Yeavdy.
Yiftele. See Iffley.
Yifitele, Simon de, 102.
Yocksale, Yeokesale, Henry de, 125, 127.
Yole, Henry, 677.
, Thomas, 576.
, Adam le, and his brother William,
448.
Yonge, Agnes wife of John le, 442.
, Alan le, and his brother William,
448.
, Henry, 200.
,, John, 675.
, John le, 442.
, Michael le, 892.
, Robert, 354, 856.
Yongwyne, John, 882.
York, city of, 4, 28, 87, 126, 156, 200, 807,
884, 858, 864, 866, 867, 369, 870, 871,
879, 880, 884, 892, 394, 395, 896, 408,
412, 418, 414, 418, 421, 428, 425, 428,
448, 446, 466, 467, 475, 480, 486, 500,
508, 607, 508, 510, 512, 520, 586, 548,
555, 561, 562, 565, 572, 578, 577.
.„., archbishop of, 194, 884. See also
Melton; Grenefeld; Thurstan.
, archdeacon of, 488.
, baUifls of, 37, 174, 285.
, Carmelite friars of, 156.
, castle, 367.
, , gaol deliveries of, 168, 251,
266,289,411,555.
, , porter of, 878, 392.
, cathedral church of St. Peter, 161,
227, 343, 376, 379, 465-467.
, , chapel of St. Sepulchre in, 396.
, , college of vicars of, 103, 475.
, , dean of. Sec Coleby.
, , dean and chapter of, 427.
, , prebend of Ampleford in, 484.
, , prebend of Bolum in^ 65, 803,
871.
, , prebend of Fenton in, 283.
^ , prebend of Grindall in, 433.
, , prebend of Enaresborough in,
568.
„ ^ , prebend of Laghton in Morthyn
' " ' in, 248.
, , prebend of Langtoft in, 25.
^ , prebend of Masham in, 407.
, , prebend of Newbold in, 65.
, , prebend of Preston in Holder-
ness in, 244.
, , prebend of South Cave in, 548,
657.
,...„..., , prebend of Stillington in, 176.
, , prebend of Strensall in, 220,
446.
, , prebend of Warthill in, 488,
606.
•••••••••
York, cathedral church of St. Peter — cotU.
,..., prebend of Wetewang in, 477.
...., prebend of Weighton in, 870,
478.
, subdean of, 244.
, treasurer of, 186, 342, 558.
diocese of, 15, 152, 158, 163, 173>
175, 186, 194, 256, 428, 464, 468, 486>
638, 646, 549.
mayor of, 858.
seal for recognisances of debts in,
545, 548.
wool staple, 398, 403, 414, 417.
letters patent dated at, 338, 343>346,
359, 355, 856, 358-362, 364-408, 411-
413, 417, 420, 439-441, 443, 444, 509-
529,. 531, 583, 537, 542, 645, 648, 566-
660, 562, 570-571, 680, 681, 688.
, abbey of St Mary, 71, 110, 147, 177,
426, 441, 446, 628, 626, 528, 656.
, , abbot of, 396, 430, 527. See
also Multon.
....»« .., , Alan abbot of, 102.
, Bootham by, 290, 628, 626.
, church of St Cruz, Fossegate, 364,
867.
church of St. Mary BishophiU
Senior, 402.
, church of St Martin, in Conynge
Street, 662.
, church of St. Martin, Mikelgate, 364,
870.
, church of St Sampson, 649.
, church of St Saviour, 379, 885.
, hospital of St. Katherine, by St.
James's, 462.
, hospital of St Leonard, 169, 190,
866, 414, 424, 506, 661.
, , John bailiff of, 366.
, hospital of St. Mary, Bootbam, 396.
, hospital of St.Nicholas, 265, 612, 672.
, Lairthorpethall, 455.
, priory of St. Andrew, 345.
, priory of Holy Trinity, 40, 161.
, , Hugh prior of, 110.
York county, 4, 15, 84, 57, 70, 79, 183, 186,
186, 188, 170, 236, 280, 312, 818, 826,
863, 859, 866, 873, 395, 896, 410, 418,
414, 424, 455, 600, 628, 547, 678.
, escheator in. See Louthre; Clap-
ham.
, eyre of the forest in, 561.
, sheriff of, 157, 242, 662, 584.
, workmen from for the king's service,
418, 646.
, East Riding, 287, 290, 292, 857, 395,
400, 412, 448.
, , archdeacon of, 438.
, North Riding, 287, 292, 849, 857,
895, 401, 412, 448.
, West Riding, 287, 298, 367, 895,401,
412,448.
Ypres, Ipres, in Flanders, 479, 610.
Ythel, Roger, 81j0.
Yve, Robert, 185.
GENERAL INDEX.
55
Z.
Zannetis, Ubertin Gerardi de, 558.
Zeal Monachorum, co. Devon, 505.
Zousche, Zouche, Almaricus la, Emericus la,
keeper of Bristol castle, 47.
..., , keeper of Whittlewood forest,
4,144,198,199.
, Eleanor wife of William la, of Mor-
timer, 51, 53, 275.
, Elizabeth wife of William son of
Endo la, 56C.
Zousche — cont.
John la, 20, 88, 805, 876, 420, 566.
William la, 203, 292, 549.
Master William la, clerk of the great
wardrobe, 5, 58, 303, 569.
WUliam la, of Ashby, 138, 29.\ 348.
....... of Harringworth, 26, 110, 134,
136, 235, 287, 295, 349, 524, 566.
,his son William, 524.
, of Mortimer, 51, 53, 275, 278,
285, 450, 495, 526.
, William son of Eudo la, 566.
Zutphen, count of. See Geldres.
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Calendab op State Papebs, Fobeion Sebies, op the Eeiom op Edwabo YI.,
preserved in the Public Becord Office. 1547-1653. Edited by
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Calendab op Lbttebs, Despatches, and State Papebs, relating to the
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at Simancas, and elsewhere. Edited by O. A. Beboenboth, (Yols. I.
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1198-1304. 1893.
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Assistant Becord Keeper. Vol. IX.
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THE CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
[BoTAL 8vo. Price 10«. each Volume or Part.]
On 25 July 1822, the House of OommonB presented an address to the
Crown, stating that the editions of the works of our ancient historians
were inconvenient and defective ; that many of their writings still
remained in manuscript, and, in some cases, in a single copy only. They
added, **that an uniform and convenient edition of the wnole, published
under His Majesty's royal sanction, would be an undertaking honour-
able to His Majesty's reign, and conducive to the advancement of
historical and constitutional knowledge; that the House therefore
humbly besought £[is Majesty, that He would be graciously pleased to
ffive such directions as His Majesty, in His wisdom, might think fit,
for the publication of a complete edition of the ancient historians
*' of this realm."
The Master of the Bolls, being very desirous that effect should be given
to the resolution of the House of Commons, submitted to Her Majesty's
Treasury in 1857 a plan for the publication of the ancient chronicles and
memorials of the United Kingdom, and it was adopted accordingly.
Of the Chronicles and Memorials, the following volumes have been
published. They embrace the period from the earliest time of British
history down to the end of the reign of Henry Vii.
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1. The Ohboniolb op Bnglaio), by John Oapg&ave. Edited by the Bey.
F. 0. HiNGESTON, M.A. 1858.
Gapgmve's Ohroniole extends from the creation of the world to the year 1417. As
a record of the language spoken in Njorfolk (being written in Bngliah), it is of considerable
▼alue.
2. Chbonicom MoNASTBBn BB Abikgoon. Yols. I. and II. Edited by the
Bey. JosBPH Stbvbnson, M.A., Yicar of Leighton Buzzard. 1858.
This Ohronicle traces the history of the monastery from its foundation by Kinc Ina
of Wessex. to the reign of Richard I. The author had access to the title deeds of the
house, and incorporates into his history various charters of the Saxon kings, of great im>
portanoe as illustrating not only the history of the locality but that of the kingdom.
3. LiVBs Of Bdwabb the Contsssob. I.— La Estoire de Seint Aedward le
Bel. II.— Yita Beati Edvardi Begis et Confessoris. ELI.— Yita
iBdnnardi Begis qni apnd Westmonasteriom reqniescit. Edited hy
Henbt BicHAiLDS LuABD, M.A., FclIow and Assistant Tator of Trinity
College, Cambridge. 1858.
The first is a poem in Norman French, probably written in 1240. The second is an
anonymous poem, Irritten betweon 1440 and 1460, which is mainly valuable as a specimen of
the Latin poetry of the time. The third, also by an anonymous author, was apparently
written between 1066 and 1074.
4. MoNUMBNTA Fbahcisoaka. Yol. I. — Thomas de Ecoleston de AdTenta
Fratnim Minorom in Aneliam. Ada de Marisco Bpistols. Begis-
tmm Fratrum Minonim Londoniaa. Edited hy J. 8. Breweb, M.A..
Professor of Bnglish Literature, Kinff's College, Londoh. Yol. IE. —
De Adventn Mrnoram ; re-edited, inth additions. Chronicle of the
Grey Friars. The a^eieDt English version of the Bole of St. Francis.
Abbreriatio Statatomm, 1451, Ac. Edited hy Biohabd Howlbtt,
Banrister-at-Law. 1858, 1882.
Theflnt ▼ohiine oontAlJM original mat«riak lor the faiilory of the lettlmnent of the
order of 8t« Pranois in BnglaocL the letters of Adam de MariKX), and other paper*. The
second Tohuna contains materials fonnd irinee the flnt Tolana was pabUshtd.
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6. Fasciculi Zizaniorum Maoistbi Johannis Wtclip cum Tkitico. Ascribed
to Thomas Netter, of Walden, Provincial of the Carmelite Order
in England, and Confessor to King Heorj the Fifth. Edited by the
Rev. W. W. Shibley, M.A., Tutor and late Fellow of Wauham
College, Oxford. 1858,
This work gives the only oontemporaneons acooant of the rise of the Lollards.
6. The Buik or the Cboniclis ot Scotland ; or, A Metrical Version of the
History of Hector Boece; by William Stewabt. Vols. I., 11., and
III. Edited by W. B. Tubnbull, Barrister-at-Law. 1868.
This is a metrical translation of a Latin Prose Chronicle, written in the first half of the
16th centuiy. The narrative b^ns with the earliest legends and ends with the death of
James I. of Scotland, and the " evil ending of the traitors that slew him." The peculiarities
of the Scottish dialect are well iUustratea in this version.
7. JoHANKis Oapobave Libeb de Illttstbibus Hbnbicis. Edited by the
Rev. F. 0. HtNGESTON, M.A. 1868.
The first part relates 'only to the history of the Empire from the election of Henry I.
the Fowler, to the end of the reign of the Emperor Henry Yl. The second part is devoted
to English history, from the accession of Henry I. in 1100. to 1446, which was the twenty*
fourth year of the reign of Henry YI. The third part contains the lives of illustrious men
who have borne the name of Henry in various parts of the world.
8. Histobia Monasteeii S. Augustini Cantuabiensis, by Thomas op
Elmham, formerly Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited
by Chables Habdwick, M.A., Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and
dhristian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. 1868.
This history extends from the arrival of St. Augustine in Kent until 1191.
9. EuLOGiTTM (HiSTOBiABXJM 8IVE Tempobis) : Chrooicon ab Orbc condito
usque ad Annum Domini 1366 ; a monacho quodam Malmesbiriensi
exaratum. Yols. I., XL, and III. Edited by F. S. Haydon, B.A.
186&-1863.
This is a Latin Chronicle extending from the Creation to the latter part of the reign of
Edward III., and written by a monk of Malmesbnry, about the yecu* 1367. A continuation
carries the history of England down to the year 1413.
10. Memobials op Heitbt the Seventh : Bemardi Andreas Tholosatis Vita
Begis Henrici Septimi; necnon alia qussdam ad eundem Begem
spectantia. Edited by James Gaibdneb. 1868.
The contents of this volume are— (1) a life of Henry VII., by his poet Laureate and
historiographer, Bernard Andr^, of Toulouse, with some compositions in verse, of which he
is suppled to have been the author ; (2) the journals of Boger Machado during certain
embassies to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage of the
King's son, Arthur, with Catharme of Arragon ; (3) two curious reports by envoys sent to
Spam in 1505 touching the succession to the Crown of Castile, and a project of marriage
between Henry VII. and the Queen of Naples; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile^s
reception in England in 1506. Other documents of interest are given in an appendix.
11. Memobials op Henby the Fifth. I. — ^Vita Henrici Quinti, Boberto
Kedmaimo auctore. II. — Versus Bh^rthmici in laudem Begis Henrici
Quinti. m. — Elmhami Liber Metricns de Henrico Y. Edited by
Ohables a. Cole. 1868.
12. MuNiMENTA GiLDHALi.iB LoNDONiENSis ; Liber Albus, Liber Custu-
maram, et Liber Horn, in archivis G-ildh&llaa asservati. Vol. I.,
Liber Albus. Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Liber Custumarum. Vol. III.,
Translation of the Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glos-
saries, Appendices, and Index. Edited by Henbt Thokas Bilet,
M.A., Barnster-at-Law. 1869-1862.
The Liber Albus, compiled by John Carpenter, Common Clerk of the City of London in
the year 1410, gives an account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of that City in the
12th 13th. 14tn, and early part of the 15tn centuries. The Liber Custumarum was com-
piled in the early part of the 14th century during the reign of Edward II. It alao gives an
account of the laws, relations, and institutions of the City of London in the 12th, 13th*
and early part of the 14tn centuries.
13. Ohbohica Johaitnis be Oxensdes. Edited by Sir Hembt Ellis, K.H.
1859.
Although this Chronicle tells of the arrival of Hengist and Horsa, it substantially begins
with the rSgn of King Alfred, and oomes down to 1292. It is pMiicuUurly valuable for
notioet of eventt in the eaf1«ni poHdona of the Kingdom.
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14. A GoLiiBCTiON 01 Political Pogms and Songs bblativo to English
History, vroh the Accession of Eowabd III. to thb Beion ojf
Henry VIII. Vols. I. and II. Edited hy Thomas Wright, M. A. 1859-
1861.
15. The ** Opus Tertium," " Opus Minus," &c. of Eoobr Bacon. Edited by
J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College,
London. 1859.
16. Bartuoloilsi be Cotton, Monachi Norwicensis, Historia Anglicana;
449-1298; necnon ejosdem Liber de Achiepiscopis et Episcopis
Angliss. Edited hy Henry Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and
Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1859.
17. Brut y Tywysogion; or. The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales.
Edited hy the Rev. JodN Williams ab Ithel, M.A. 1860.
This work, written in the ancient Welsh language, begins with the abdication and
death of Caedwala at Rome, in the year 681, and continues the history down to the
subjogation of Wales by Edward I., about the year 1282.
18. A Collection of Royal and Historical Letters durino the Reign op
Henry IV. 1399-14()4. Edited hy the Rev. F. C. Hinoeston, M.A., of
Exeter College, Oxford. 1860.
19. The Repressor of over huch Blaming of the Clergy. By Reginald
Pecock, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Yols. I. and II. Edited hy
the Rev. Churchill Babington, B.D., Fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge. 1860.
The " ReprMsor *' may be considered the earliest piece of good theological disquisition
of which our English prose literatiu*e can boast. The author was bom about the end of the
fourtwnth century, consecrated Bishop of St. Asaph in the year 14fK »nd translated to the
see of Chichester in 1450. His work is interesting chiefly because it gives a fuU aocount of
the views of the Lollards, and it has great value for the philologist.
20. Annales CAMBRiiB. Edited hy the Rev. John Williams ab Ithbl, M.A«
1860.
These annals, which are in Latin, commenced in 447, and come down to 1288. The
earlier portion appears to be taken from an Irish Chronicle used by Tigemach, and by the
compiler of the Annals of Ulster.
21. The Works oi Giraldus Cambrbnsis. Vols. I.-IY. Edited hy the
Rev. J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature. Kinff^s
College, London. Vols. V.-VII. Edited hy the Rev. James F.
DiMOCK, M.A., Rector of Bambnrgh, Yorkshire. Vol. Vm. Edited
hy George F. Warner, M.A., of the Department of MSS., British
MoBeam. 1861-1891.
These volumes contain the historical works of Gerald du Barry, who lived in the reigns
of Henry II.. Richard I., and John. His vrorks are of a very miscellaneous nature, both
in prose and verse, and are remarkable for the anecdotes which they contain.
The Thpoaranhia Hibemica (in Vol. V.) is the result of Oiraldus* two visits to Ireland,
the first in 1183. the seoond in 118A-6, when he accompanied Prince John into that country.
The Expugnatio Hibemica was vrritten about 1188, and may be ref^arded rather as arreai
epic than a sober relation of acts occurring in his own days. Vol. VI. contains the Itine'
rarium KambiHa et Dctcripiio Kambrim ; and Vol. VII.. the lives of 8. Bemifflus and
K. Hush. Vol. VIII. contains the Treatise De Principum Inttrtictionet and an Index to
Vols. I.-IV. and VIII.
22. Letters and Papers illusteativb of the Wars of the Engluh in
France durino the Rbion of Henry the Sixth, Kino of England.
Vol. I., and Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Edited hy the Rev. Josifh
Stevenson, M.A., Vioar of Leigh ten Bozsard. 1861-1864.
23. The Anglo-Saxon Ohroniclb, according to the several Original
Authorities. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol. U., Translation. Edited
and WoiMlated hy Benjamin Thorpe, Member of the Royal Academy of
Sciences at Munich, and of the Society of Netherlandish Literature at
Leyden. 1861.
Thore are at present six independent nmnoacripta of the Saxon Chronkle. ending in
different yeara, and written in different parta of the country. In thia edition, the text of
each manuaoript is printadi in oolomna on the nme paffe. to that the ttodent may tee at a
Klaooe the vaHoua ohanffM which noonr in orthography.
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24. Lbttbbs ahd PAnou zllustbattve of thb BBiens of Bighabd m. and
Hbnbt Yn. Tola. I. and IL Ediied hy Jambs Gaibdnsb. 1861-
1863.
The principal contents of the Tolomes are some diplomatic Fftpers of Richard III. ;
correspondence between Henry VII. and Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain ; documents
relatingto Edmund da la Pole, Earl of Soflolk ; and a portion of the oorraspondenoe of
James TV, of Scotland.
25. LsTiEBS OF Bishop Gbossbibstb. Edited hy the Bey. Hbnbt Biohabds
LuABD, MA., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinily College, Cam-
bridge. 1861.
The letters of Robert Grosseteste range in date from about 1210 to 1263. and relate to
various matters connected not only with the political history of England during the reign
of Henry III., but with its ecclesiastical condition. They refer especially to the diocese of
Lincoln, of which Grosseteste was bishop.
26. Descbifttve Catalogue of Manuscbipts relating to the Histobt of
Gbbat Bbteain and Ibbland. Vol. I. (in Two Parts) ; Anterior to the
Norman Invasion. Vol. EC. ; 1066-1200. Vol. lU. ; 1200-1327. By
Sir Thomas Duffus Habdt, D.CX., Deputy Keeper of the Beoords.
1862-1871.
The objisct of this work is to publish notices of all known sources of British history,
both printed and nnprinted, in one continued sequence. The materiids, when historical (as
distinguished from biographical) , are arranged under the year in which the latest event is
recorded in the chronicle or history^ and not under the period in which its author, real or
supposed, flourished. Biographies sre enumerated under the year in which the person
commemorated died, and not under the year in which the hfe was written. A brief
analysis of each work has been added when deserving it, in which original portions are
distmguished from mere compilations. A biographical sketch of the author of each piece
has been added, and a brief notice of such British authors as have written on historical
subjects.
27. BOTAL AND OTHEB HiSTOBICAL LeTIBBS ILLUSTBATiyE OF THE BeIGN OF
Henbt IIL Vol. I., 1216-1236. Vol. IL, 1236-1272. Selected and
edited by the Bey. W. W. Shiblet, D.D., Begins Professor of Ecclesi-
astical History, and Canon of Christ Chnrch, Oxford. 1862-1866.
28. Chbonica MoNASTEBn S. Albani. — 1. Thomji Walsingham Histobia
Anglicana; Vol. I., 1272-1381: Vol. EC., 1381-1422. 2. Wellelmi
BisHANGEB Chbonica et Annalbs, 1259-1307. 8. Johannis be
Teokelowe et Henbici be Blanefobde Chbonica et Annalbs, 1259-1296;
1307-1324; 1392-1406. 4. Cesta Abbatuk Monastebh S. Albani, a
l^OMA Walsinghah, begnante Bioabbo Sbcunbo, bjusbem Ecclesub
PBiBCENTOBE, COMPILATA ; Vol. I., 793-1290: Vol. n., 1290-1349:
Vol. lU., 1349-1411. 6. Johannis Amunbesham, Monachi MoNAsrsBn
S. Albani, ut yibetub, Annales; Vols. I. and II. 6. ^miszba
QUOBUNBAM AbBATUM MONASTEBH S. AlBANI, QUI BjfiOULO XV°^ FLOBUEBE;
Vol. I., Begistbum Abbatls Johannis Whethaksiebb, Abbatis Monas-
TEBn Sancti Albani, rcEBUic susgefls ; Bobebto Blakenet, Capellano,
QTTONBAM ABSCBIFTirK : Vol. II., BeGISTBA JoHANNIS WhETHAMSTEBE,
WiLLELMI AlBON, et WiLLBLKI WaLINGFOBBE, AbBATUK MONASTEBn
Sancti Albani, oinc Appenbice, continente quasbah Epistolas, a
JoHANNE Whexhamstebe Conscbiptas. 7. Ypobigma Neustbls a
Thoma Walsinghah, qbonbah Monacho MoNASTEBn S. Albani,
ooNSGBiPTinc. Edited by Henbt Thohas Bilet, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
1863-1876.
In the first two volumes is a Bistxwy of England, from the death of Henry IIL to tha
death of Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans.
In the 3rd volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Bishanmr.
who lived in the reign of Edward L: an account of transactions attending the awwd of
the kingdom of ScoUand to John Balliol, 1291-1292, also attributed to William Biahanger.
but on no sufficient ground : a short Chronicle of English History. 1292 to 1800^ by an
unknown hand : a short Chronicle Willehni Bishanger Gesta Edwardi Primi, Regis Angim,
with Annales B>egum AngHie, probably by the same hand: and fragments of three
Chronicles of English History. 1286 to 1307.
In Uie 4th volume is a Chronicle of English History, 1269 to 1296 : Annals of Edward II..
1307 to 1828, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Troke-
lowe's Annals, 1323, 1324^ bv Hennr de Blanefordet a full Chronicle of English History, 1392
to 1406 ; and an account of the Benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the
16th century.
The 6tb, 6th, apd 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Albans, 793 to
141Lmain]y oompUed by Thomas Walsin^iam : with a Continuation.
The 8th and 9th volumes, in continuanon of the Annals, •ontain a Chronicle, probably
by John Amnndesham, a mook of St. Albans.
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The 10th And llth volumes relate evpeoially to the acta and prooeedingg of Abbots
Whethamstede, Albon, and Wallinglord.
The 12th volume contains a compendious History of England to the rem of Henryy.,
and of Normandy in early times* also oy Thomas Walsingham, and dedicated to Henry v.
29. Ghbonigon Abbatlb Evbshahbnsib, Auctobibus Domikigo Fbioile
Syeshamijb bi Thoma. db MABLEBBBeB Abbat^, a Fundationb ad Anvum
1213, XTHA CUM GoNTiNUATiONB AD AmHTK 14L8. Edited hy the Rev.
W. D. Mac&at, Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1863.
The Ohronide of Evesham illustrates the history of that important monastery from
about 680 to 1418. Its chief feature is an autobiography, which makes us acquainted with
the inner daily lif^ of a great abbey. Interspersed are many notices of geneiml, personal*
and local history.
30. BiGABDI DB ClBBHOBflflBU SfBCULUM HiSTOBIALE DB GB8II8 BseUM
Ax&LLB. Yol. L» 447-871. Vol. IL, 872-1066. Edited hy JomlSi.B.
Matoe» M.A., Fellow of 3t. John's College, Cambridge. 1863-1869.
Bichard of Cirencester's history, in four books, extends from 447 to 1066. It gives
book ii. c S.
31. Ybab Books oi the Bbion of Edwabd the Fibst. Years 20^21, 21-22,
30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. 1; and 11-12 Edw. HI. Edited and
translated hy Altbbd John Hoewood, Barrister-at-Law. Years 12-13,
13-U, 14, 14-15, and 15, Edward IIL Edited and iramlated by Luke
OwBN Phlb, KA., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1891.
The " Tear Books " are the earliest of our Law Beports. They contain matter not
only of practical utility to lawyers in the present day, but also illustrative of almost every
branch of history, while for certain philological purposes they hold a position absolutely
unique.
32. Nabbatitbs of thb Expulsion oi thb EiieLisH vrom Nobmabdt, 1449-
1450. — Bobertos Blondelli de lUdnotione Normanni» : Le Beconyre-
ment de Normendie, par Berry, Q^^ranlt da Boy: Conferences between
the Ambassadors of France and England. Eaited hy the Bev. Joseph
Stbvxnson, M.A. 1863.
33. HisTOBiA BT Gabtulabiuic Mokastbbu S. Pbibi Gloucbsiblb. Yols. I.,
II., and III. Edited hy W. H. Habt, F.S JL, Membre corresponduit de
la Soci^t^ des Antiquaires de Nonnandie. .1863-1867.
34. Albxahdbi Nbokam db Natubis Bsbum libbi duo; with Kbckam's
PoBM , Db Laudibus BrmsfA Sapxentls. Edited hy Thomas WsieHi.
M.A. 1863.
In the Ds Naturii M^rum are to be found what may be called the rudiments
of many sciences mixed up with much error and ignorance, ^eckam had his own views in
morals, and in giving us a glimpse of them, as well as of his other opinions, he throws much
light upon the manners, customs, and general tone of thought prevalent in the twelfth
century.
35. Lbbchdoms, Wobtgunbisg, aud Stabcbapt op Eablt Englabd ; being a
Collection of Docoxnents illustrating the History of Science in Sub
Country before the Norman Conquest. Vols. I., II., and HI. Ooi-
leeied aaid edited hy the Bev. T. Oswald Cogkayme, M.A. 1864-1866.
36. Ankalbs Monasiici. Vol. L :— Annales de Margan, 1066-1232 ;
Annales de Theokesberia, 1066-1263 ; Annales de Burton, 1004-1263.
Yol. n.:— Annales Monasterii de Wintonia, 519-1277; Annales
Monasterii de Waverleia, 1-1291. Yol. HI. : — Annales Pnoratus de
Dunstaplia, 1-1297. Annales Monasterii de Bermundeseia, 1042-
1432. voLIV.:— Annales Monasterii deObeneia, 1016-1347; Chronicon
vulgo dictum Chronicon Thom» Wykes, 1066-1289 ; Annales Prioratus
de Wigomia, 1-1377. Vol. V. :— Index and Glossary. Edited hy
Hbnbt Bichabds Luabd, M.A. , Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity
College, and Begistrary of the University, Cambridge. 1864-1869.
The present collection embraces chronicles compiled in religioQs houses in Bngland
during the thirteenth century. These distinct works are ten in nomber. The eztrame
period which they embnoe ranges from the year 1 to 1482.
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87. Magka Vita S. Huookis Episcopt Liucolniekhis. Editsd by the Bev.
James F. Dihock, M.A.» Rector of Barnbargh, Yorkshire. 1864.
This work is valuable, not only as a biography of a celobrated eodesiasiio but as the
work of a man, who, from personal knowledge, gives notices of passing events, as well as of
individuali who were then taking active part in public affairs.
38. Cheonicles and Msmobials of the Beigk op Bichabd the Fibst.
Vol. I. : — Itikebabium Pebeorinoeuh et Gesta Beois Bicaedi. Yol.
II. : — EpiSTOLiiB Gantuabienses ; the Letters of the Prior and Convent
of Christ Church, Canterbury; 1187 to 1199. Edited by the Ber.
William Stubbs, M.A., Yicar of Navestock, Essex, and Lambeth
' Librarian. 186^1865.
The authorship of the Ohronicle in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoffrey Yinesauf, is
now more correctly ascribed to Richard, Canon of the Holy Trinity of London.
In letters in Vol. II., written between 1187 and 1199, had their origin in a dispute which
arose from the attempts of Baldwin and Hubert, archbishops of Canterbuxy, to found a
college of secular canons, a project which gave great umbrage to the monks of Canterbury.
39. Bbctteil des Cboniq(7es et anchiennes Istobies be la Q-bant Bbetaigke
A PBE8ENT KOMME EMOLEfEBBE, par Jehan db Watjbik. Yol. I. Albina
to 688. Yol. IL, 1399-1422. Yol. IIL, 1422-143L Edited by Willu^
Habdy,F.S.A. 1864-1879. Yol. lY., 1431-1447. Yol. Y, 1447-1471.
Edited by Sir William Habdy, F.S.A., and Edwabd L. C. P. Habdt,
F.S.A. 1884-1891.
40. A Collection of the Chbonicles axd ancient Histobebs of G-beat
Bbitain, now called England, by John de Waurin. Yol. I., Albina
to 668. Yol. II., 1399-1422. Yol. ni., 1422-1431. (Translations of
the preceding Yols. I., II., and III.) Edited and trcmslaied by Sir
WiLUAM Hardy, F.S.A., and Edwabd L. C. P. Habdt, F.S.A. 1864-
1891.
41. Polychbonicon Banulfbi Hioden, with Trevisa's Translation. Yols. L
and II. Edited by Chobchill Babington, B.D., Senior Fellow of St.
John's College, Cambridge. Yols. Ill .-IX. Edited by the Bey. Joseph
Bawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity, Yicar of St.
Edward's, Fellow of St. Catharine's College, and late Fellow of
Magdalene College, Cambridge. 1865-1886.
This chronicle begins with the creation, and is brought down to the reign of
Edward III. It enables us to form a very fair estimAte of the knowledge of history and
geography which well*informed readers of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries possessed,
for it was then the standard work on general history.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, afford in-
teresting illustrations of the gradual change of our language, for one was made in the
fourteenth century, the other in the fifteenth.
42. Le Liyebe db Eeis de Bbittanie e Le Livebe de Bbis de Enolbtebb.
Edited by the Bev. John Gloveb, M.A., Yicar of Brading, Isle of
Wight, formerly Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1865.
These two treaties are yaluable as careful abstracts of previous historians. Some
various readings are given which are interesting to the philologist as instances of semi-
Saxonised French.
43. Chbonica Monastebh de Melba ab anno 1150 tjsqite ad annum 1406.
Yols. I., II., and III. Edited by Edwabd Augustus Bond, Assistant
Keeper of Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British Moseom.
1866-1868.
The Abbey of Meaux was a Cistercian house, and the work of its abbot is a faithful and
often minute record of the establishment of a religious community, of its progress in form-
ing an ample revenue^ of its struggles to maintain its acquisitions, and of its relations to
the governing institutions of the country.
44. Matthjs Pabisiensis Histobia Anolobuh, site, ut vulgo dioitub. His-
TOBIA MiNOB. Yols. I., EC., and III. 1067-1253. Edited by Sir
i^EiEDEBiCK Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscript Department
of Britisl Museum. 1866-1869.
45. LiBEB MoNABTBBn DE HtDA : A ChBONICLE AND ChABTULABI Of HtDB
Abbet, Winchestbb, 455-1023. Edited by Edwabd Edwabds. 1866.
The "Book of Hyde" is a compilation from much earlier sovrces which are usually
indicated with considerable care and jn^oision. In many cases, however, the Hyde
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Chronicler appears to oorrect, to qualUy, or to amplify the statementa, which, in substance,
he adopts.
There is to be found, in the ** Book of Hyde," much information relating to the reign of
Kin^ Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The volume contains some curious
specimens of Anglo-Saxon and mediioval English.
46. Chbonicon Scotoruh : a Ohbokicle op Ibish Aff aibs, from the earliest
times to 1185 ; and Supplement, containing the Events from 1141 to
1150. Edited, with TratulaHon, by William Maitmsell Hennesst,
M.R.I.A. 1866.
47. The Ohbonicle op Pisrbe db Lanotopt, w French Ysrse* vbom the
earliest Period to the Death op Edward I. Vols. I. and II. Edited
by Thomas Wright, M.A. 1866-1868.
It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bridlington, in Yorkshire, and
lived in tne n^i^ of Edward I., and during a portion of the reign of Kdward IL This
chronicle is divided into three ^arts; in the first, is an abridgment of Geoffrey of Mem-
mouth's " Historia Britonuui ; " in the second, a history of the An^lo-Saxon ana Norman
kings, to the death of Henry III. ; in the third, a history of the reign of Bdward I, The
language is a curious specimen of the French of Yorkshire.
48. The War op the GaedhI^l with the Gaill, or The Invasions op
Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Edited, with a Trani'
lation, by the Bev. James Henthorn Todd, D.D., Senior Fellow of
Trinity Oollege,, and Begins Professor of Hebrew in the University of
Dnblin. 1867.
The work in its present form, in the editor's opinion, is a comparatively modem version
of an ancient original. The stoiy is told after the manner of the Scandinavian Sagas.
49. Gesta Begis Henrici Secundi Benedicti Abbatis. Chronicle op the
Beigns op Henry II. and Bichard I., 1169-1192, known nnder the
name of Benedict op Peterborough. Vols. I. and II. Edited hy the
Bev. William Stubbs, M.A., Begins Professor of Modem History,
Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1867.
50. MUNIMENTA ACADEMICA, OR, DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OP ACADEMICAL
LiPB AND Studies at Oxpobd (in Two Parts). Edited hy the Bev.
Henry Anstey, M.A., Yicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall, and lately
Vice-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868.
51. Chronica Magistri Bogeri db Houedene. Vols. I., II., III., and IV.
Edited hy the Bev. William Stubbs, M.A., Begins Professor of Modem
History, and Fellow of Oriel Oollege, Oxford. 1868-1871.
The earlier portion, ei tending from 732 to 1148, appears to be a copy bf a compilation
made in Northumbria about 1161. to which Hoveden added little. Ifrpm 1148 to 1109— a
very valuable portion of this work— the matter is derived from ano^er source, to which
Hoveden appears to have supplied little. From 1170 to 1192 is the portion which corre-
sponds to some extent with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peter-
borough («M I{o. 49). From 1192 to 1201 may be said to be wholly Hoveden's work.
52. WiLLELMi Malmbsbiiubksis MoNAcm DB Gssns PoNTuncuM Anglobum
LiBiti QuiMQUE. Edited hy N. E. S. A. Hamilton, of the Department
of Manuscripts, British Mnseum. 1870.
53. HisTOBic AND Municipal Documents or Ikeland, prom the Abchivbs
Of THB City of Dublin, Ac. 1172-1320. Edited hy John T. Gilbe&t,
F.S.A.» Secretary of the Pablio Becord Office of Ireland. 1870.
54. The Annals of Logu Ot. A Chronicle of Irish Affairs, from 1041 to
1590. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with a TraneUUum, hy Wiluam
Maunsbll Hbnnessy, M.B.LA. 1871.
55. MONUMENTA JURIDICA. ThB BlACK BoOK OF THE ADMIRALTY, WITH
Affendioes, Vols. I.-IV. Edited hy Sir Traters Twiss, Q.C, D.O.L.
1871-1876.
This book contains the ancient ordinances and laws relating to the navy.
56. Memorials of the Beion of Henry YI. :— Official Gorrespondencb of
Thomas Bbkynton, Secretary to Henry YI., and Bishop of Bath and
Wills. Edited hy the Kev. Gkorge Williams, B.D., Vicar of Bing-
wood, late Follow of King's College, Cambridge. Yols. I. and U.
1872.
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57. Matthjk Pabishnsis, Monaohi Savcti Albjoti, Ohbohica Ma^oka.
Yol. I. The Creation to A.D. 1066. VoL IL A.D. 1067 to A.D. 1216.
Vol. ni. A.D. 1216 to A,D. 1239. Yol. IV. A.D. 1240 to A-D. 1247.
Vol. V. A.D. 1248 to A.D. 1259. Vol. VI. Additamenta. Vol. VQ.
Index. EdUed by the Bey. Henbt Biohabds Lua&d, D.D., Fellow of
Trinity College, fiegistrary of the University, and Vicar of Great St.
Mary's, Cunbridge. 1872-1884.
58. Mbmobialb Fratris Walteri be Coventria. — ^The Hisiorioal Collsc-
Tioiis OP Waltkr 01 CovBNTRT. Vols. I. and U. Edited by the Rot.
WiLUAK Stubbs* M.A., Begins Professor of Modem History, and
FeUow of Oriel College, OxfcMrd. 1872-1873.
The part relfttiog to the first quarter of the thirteenth oentnty is the most valnftble.
59. The Aholo-Latih Satirical Poets and Efioramkatists of the Twblith
Cbnturt. Vols. I. and IL GoUeded and edited by Thomas WRienr,
M.A., Corresponding Member of the National Institute of France
(Aoad^mie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres). 1872.
60. Materials for a History of the Beign of Henrt VII., from orioinal
Documents freseryed in the Public Begord Office. Vols. I. and n.
Edited hy the Bey. William Campbell, M.A., one of Her Msgesty's
Inspectors of Schools. 1873-1877.
61. Historical Papers and Letters from the Northern Begistbrs. Edited
by the Bev. Jambs Baine, M.A., Canon of York, and Secretary of Uie
ghirtees Society. 1878.
62. Bboisirum Palatinum Dunblmsnsb. The Bbgistbr of Biohabd ds
Kellawe, Lord Palatine and Bishop of Durham ; 1311-1816. Vols.
I.-IV. Edited by Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper
of the Becords. 1873-1878.
63. 3Cbmorlals of Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by
the Bev. Willum Stubbs, M. A^ Begins Professor of Modem History,
and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1874.
64. Chronicon Anollb, ab Anno Domini 1828 usque ad Annum 1388,
Auctore Monaoho quodam Sancti Albani. EdUed by Edward Maundb
Thompson, Barrister-at-Law, Assistant Keeper of the Mannscripts in
the British Mosenin. 1874.
65. Th6mas Saga Erkibyskups. A Lifb of Archbishop Thomas Bbckbt,
or Icelandic. Vols. I. and II. Edited, wi(h EngUeh TramlaJtiof^
Notee^ wnd Oloeecvry by M. EnifKR Maon^sson, M.A., Suh-Librarian of
the UniTersity Library, Cambridge. 1875-1884;
66. Badulphi db Coggeshall Chronioon Amgliganum. Edited by the Bev.
Joseph Stbyenson, M.A. 1875.
67. Materials for thb History of Thomas Bbckbt, Archbishop of Cantbr-
BURY. Vols. L-VI. Edited by the Bey. Jambs Craioie Bobebison,
M.A., Canon of Canterbnry. 1875-1883. Vol. VU. Edited by Josmbr
Brigstocke Sheppard, LL.D. 1885.
The first volume contains the life of that celebrated man, and the miracles after his
death« by William, a monk of Canterbonr. The second, the life by Benedict of Peter^
borouffh ; John of Salisbury ; Alan of Tewkesbuiy ; and Edward Grim. The third* the life
by Wuliam Pitsstephen; and Herbert of Bosham. The fourth, anonymous lives, Quadri*
logus, &c. The fifth, sixth, and seventh, the Epistles, and known letters.
68. Badulii db Diceto Decani Lundoniensis Opeba Histobica. Thb
HiSTOBIOAL WOBKS OF MaSXBB BaLPH DB DiGBTO, DbaN OF LONDON.
Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Bev. William Stubbs^ M.A., Begins
Professor of Modem History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
1876.
The abbreviationes Ohronicorum extend to IU7 and the Yma^inas Historianuu to
liOL
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69. Boll of the Pboc£sbinos oi the Kino's Council in Ireland, voe a
Portion of the 16th Year of the Reign of Bichard II. 1392-93.
Edited hy the Bev. James Graves, A.B. 1877.
70. Henrici de Braoton be Legibus st Oonshetubikibus Anolls Libri
QuiNQUE m Yarios Tracttatus Distincti. Yols. I.-YI. Edited 6y Sir
Tea VERS Twiss, Q.C., D.O.L. 1878-1883.
71. The Historuns of the Ohurcu of York, and its Archbishops. Yols.
I. and n. Edited hy the Bev. James Baine, M.A., Oanon of York,
and Secretary of the Snrtees Society. 1879-1886.
72. Beqistrum Malmesburiense. The Begister of Malmesburt Abbey ;
Preserved in the Public Bbcord Office. Yols. I. and 11. Edited by
the Bey. J. S. Brewer, M.A., Preacher at the Bolls, and Bector of
Toppesfieki ; and Charles Trice Martin, B. A. 1879-1^0.
73. Historical Works of Cervase of Canterbury. Yols. I. and 11. Edited
hy the Bev. William Stubbs, D.D. ; Canon Besidentiary of St. Paul's,
liondon ; Begins Professor of Modem History and Fellow of Oriel
CoUege, Oxford ; Ac 1879,1880.
74. Henrici Archidiaconi Huntendunensis Hisioria Anglorum. The
History of the English, by Henry, Archdeacon of Huntingdon, fW>m
A..D. 55 to A.D. 1154, in Eight Books. Edited hy Thomas Arnold, M.A.
1879.
75. The Historical Works ofSymeon of Du&ham. Yols. I. and n.
Edited hy Thomas Arnold, M.A. 1882-1885.
76. Chronicle of the Beigns of Edward I. and Edward II. Yols. I. and
II. Edited hy the Bev. William Stubbs, D.D., Canon Besidentiary of
St. Paul's, London ; Begins Professor of Modem History, and Fellow
of Oiiel College, Oxford, Ac 1882, 1888.
The flrtt volume of these Ohron^cles contains the'AnnaUs Londonien^e* and the
AnnaUt Paulini : the second h—CommsndoHo Lamentabitis in TranHtu magni Regit
Edwardi, 11,^ Chata Edwardi de Carnarvon Auctore Canonieo Bridlingtonienai.
llh—Monachi c%jut<lam Malmesberiensia Vita Edwardi II, lY.—Ftfa et Mora
Edward* II.t eonscripta a Thoma d4 la Moore,
77. Begistbum Episiolarum Fratris Johannis Peck ham, Archiepiscopi
Cantuariehsis. Yols. I.-III. Edited hy Charles Trice Martin, B.A.,
F.S.A., 1882-1886.
78. Bbgistbr op S. Osmund. Edited hy the Bev. W. H. Bich Jones, M.A.,
F.S.A., Canon of Salisbury, Yicar of Bradford-on-Avon. Yols. I. and
11. 1883,1884.
This Begister derives its name from oontaining the statutes, rules, and orders made or
oompiled by S. Osmund, to be observed in the Oathedral and diocese of Salisbury.
79. Chartulart of the Abbey oi Bamsbt. Yols. I.-III. Edited hy
William Henrt Hart, F.S.A., and the Ber. Fonsonbt Anneslbt
Lyons. 1884-1893.
80. Chartularibb oi St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, with the Begister of its
house at Dunbrody, County oi Wexford, and Annals of Ireland,
1162-1370. Edited by John Thomas Gilbert, F.8.A., M.B.I.A. Vols.
LandIL 1884,1886.
81. Eadmbri Historu Novorum in Anolu, bt ofuscula duo db Yita Sancti
Anselmi bt quibusdam Miraculis bjus. Edited by the Bev. Marziv
Bulb, M.A. 1884.
82. Chroniclbs of the Bbions of Stefbbn, Henry II., and Bichard I.
Yols. I.-IY. Edited by Bichard Howlbtt, Barrister-at-Law. ]884-
1890.
Vol. I. contains Books I.-IV. of ihelliHoHa JUmm Anglieantm of William of New.
burgh. Vol. II. contains Book V. of that work, the continuation of the namo to A.I). M9^,
And the Draco Jformannima of Btionne dt* Rouen.
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VoL III. oontaiiu the Oesta Stephani Regi9» the Chroniole of Rich»rd of UexhAim the
BeUnUode Standardo of St. Aelred of Bievaahuthe poem of Jordan Fantosme, and the
Ckronide of Richard of Devizes.
Vol. IT. contains the Chronicle of Robert of Torigni.
83. Chsokiclb Of the Abbey op Baksbt. EdUed fry the Bev. Willum
DuKir Magbat, M.A., F.S.A., Beotor of Daoldington, Ozon. 1886.
84. Ohbohtca Booeri be Wehdoyer, siye Flores Historiaruic. YoIb. I.-
m. Edited hy Henrt Qat HWlktt, Keeper of the Becords of the
Land Berenne. 1886-1889.
This edition gives that portion only of Roger of Wendover's Chronicle which can be
accoonted an original anthority.
85. The Letter Books oi the Monastery of Christ Church, CAimsBBURY,
Edited hy Joseph Brigsiocke Shepparb, LL.D. Vols. L-m., 1887-
1889.
The Letters printed in these volumes were chiefly written between the years 12M and
1S38.
86. The Metrical Chrokicle op Bobert op GLOtcBSTER. Edited hy
William Aldis Wright, M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. Parts I. and II., 1887.
The date of the composition of this Chroniole is placed about the year 1300. The
writer appears to have been an eye witness of many events which he describes. The
language in which it is written was the dialect of Gloucestershire at that time.
87. Chronicle op Bobebt op Bbukne. Edited hy Frbdebiok James
FuBKiYALL, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. Parts L and 11. 1887.
Robert of Brunne, or Bourne, co. Lincoln, was a member of the Gflbertine Order
established at Sempringhara. His Chronicle is described by its editor as a work of Action, a
contribution not to English history, but to the history of English.
88. Icelandic Saoas and other Historical Documents relating to the
Settlements and Descents of the Northmen on the British Isles.
Yol. I. Orkneyinga Saga, and Magnus Saga. Yol. II. Hakonar
Saga, and Magnus Saga. Edited hy Gtjdbrani) Yiopusson, M.A.
1887.
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89. The Tripartite Lipe op St. Patrick, with other doonments relating
to that Saint. Edited hy Whitley Stokes, LL.D., D.C.L., Honorary
Fellow of Jesns College, Oxford ; and Corresponding Member of tho
Institute of France. Parts I. and 11. 1887.
90. WiLLELMi honachi Malmesbiriensis de Begum Gestis Anolorum
libri Y. ; et Historl* NovELLiB, LiBRi III. Edited hy William
Stubbs, D.D., Bishop of Oxford. Yols. I. and 11. 1887-1889.
91. Lestobie DBS Enoles SOLUM G-EPPBEi Qaimab. Edited hy the late Sir
Thomas Duppus BLardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Becords;
con^nwiAed <md tra/MkUed hy Charles Trice Martin, BA.., F.S.A.
Yols. L and IL 1888-1889.
92. Chronicle op Henry Knighton, Canon of Leicester. Edited hy tho
Bev. Joseph Bawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity.
Yol. L 1889.
93. Chronicle op Adam Murimuth, with the Chronicle op Bobert op
AvESBURY. Edited hy Edward Maunde Thompson, LL.D., F.SJL.
Principal Librarian and Secretary of the British Museum. 1889.
94. Chartulary op the Abbey op St. Thomas the Martyr, DuBuir.
Edited hy John Thomas Gilbebt, F.S.A., M.I.B.A. 1889.
95. Flobbs Historiarum. Edited hy the Bev. H. B. LuiRD, D.D., Fellow
of Trini^ College and Begistrary of the Univendiy, Oambridfle
Yol. I. The creation to a.d. 1066. Yol. IL a jo. 1067-1264. Yol. UL
A.D. 1265-1826. 1890.
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96. Memorials of St. Edmund's Abbbt. Edited 6y Thomas Abnold, M,A.,
rellow of the Royal University of Ireland. Vols. I. and II. 1890.—
1892.
97. Ohabtebs and Documents, illustrating the History op the Cathedral
AND City of Sarum, 1100-1300 ; forming an Appendix to the Register
of S. Osmnnd. Selected by the late Rev. W. H. Rich Jones, M.A.,
P.S.A., and edited by the Rev. W. D. Macray, M.A., F.S.A., Rector
of Ducklington. 1891.
98. Memoranda de Paruamento, 25 Edward I. 1305. Edited by F. W.
Maitland, M JL. 1893.
In the Pre88.
Ioelandio Saoas, and other Historical Documents relating to the Settle-
ments and Descents of the Northmen on the British Isles. Yols.
IIL — ^IV. Translated by Sir Georoe Webbe Dasent, D.C.L.
Ranvlf dx Glanvill; Tractatus db lbgibus bt consxtbtudinibus Anolls,
&o. Edited and translated by Sir Travbrs Twiss, Q.C., D.O.L.
YxAR Books of the Reign of Edward HI. Edited and translated by Lukb
Owen Fixe, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
Ohronicle Of Henry Knighton, Canon of Leicester, to the death of
Richard IL Edited by the Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D.
Vol. II.
The Red Book of thb Exchequer. Edited by Hx/hERT Hall, F.S.A., of
the Public Record Office. Parts I., II., and III.
Thb Historians of the Church of York, and its Archbishops. Vol. III.
Edited by the Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of York, and Secretary
of the Surtees Society.
In Progress.
Mbmorials of St. Edmund's Abbey. Edited by Thomas Arnold, M.A.
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